MMJCardMD Medical Evaluation Fee
This is the fee charged by MMJCardMD for the services included in the medical evaluation.

If you are an Ohio resident with a qualifying medical condition, MMJCardMD can help you understand Ohio's medical marijuana certification process and take the next step toward an evaluation.
Ohio requires patients to establish a bona fide physician-patient relationship with a physician who holds an active Certificate to Recommend (CTR). The physician evaluates the patient, determines whether a qualifying condition is present and, when appropriate, submits the patient's registration information to the Ohio medical marijuana program.
Where permitted and available, the physician evaluation may be completed through telehealth. Ohio's current patient guidance states that an in-person or telemedicine visit with a certified physician is required at least once per year.
Getting an Ohio medical marijuana card involves establishing a physician-patient relationship with a certified recommending physician, completing an evaluation, receiving a recommendation if you qualify, completing patient registration and following Ohio's program requirements.
Meet with a physician holding an active Ohio Certificate to Recommend (CTR).
The physician reviews your medical history and qualifying condition and determines whether a recommendation is appropriate.
If you qualify, the physician or authorized delegate submits the required patient information to the Ohio medical marijuana registry.
Follow the instructions and requirements of Ohio's Division of Cannabis Control.
Once properly registered and eligible, purchase medical cannabis through an authorized Ohio dispensary.
Ohio has its own rules for qualifying conditions, physician certification, patient registration and medical cannabis access. Understanding the process can feel confusing when information is spread across multiple sources.
MMJCardMD brings the important steps together in a patient-friendly experience.
Your medical marijuana recommendation is a healthcare decision. MMJCardMD is designed to make the administrative process easier to understand while keeping the medical decision with the appropriately authorized physician.
Understand Ohio requirements instead of relying on generic medical marijuana information.
Connect with an appropriately authorized physician where MMJCardMD services are available.
Where permitted and clinically appropriate, complete your evaluation through telehealth.
Know what happens before, during and after your evaluation.
Get help understanding the administrative steps involved in the certification process.

To participate in Ohio's Medical Marijuana Control Program, a prospective patient generally must establish and maintain a bona fide physician-patient relationship with a recommending physician, receive a diagnosis or confirmation of a qualifying condition, complete the required registration and, unless an applicable reciprocal agreement applies, be an Ohio resident.
Important: Having a qualifying condition does not automatically guarantee certification. The medical professional must independently determine whether a recommendation is appropriate based on your medical information and Ohio requirements.

Ohio's medical marijuana program recognizes qualifying medical conditions for patient certification.
The presence of a condition on this page does not mean that every patient with that condition will automatically receive a recommendation. Eligibility is determined by the authorized physician under Ohio's current program requirements.
An Ohio medical marijuana evaluation is more than completing an online form. The evaluating physician establishes a bona fide physician-patient relationship and reviews information relevant to your health and certification.
Have your Ohio identification, relevant medical information, current medications and information about your qualifying condition available. The physician may need additional information to meet Ohio's medical-record and standard-of-care requirements.
You will discuss your medical history and qualifying condition with the physician. Ohio rules require the physician to document relevant medical information and review items such as medical history, prescription history, available diagnostic information, prior treatment and current medications.
If the physician determines that you meet the requirements and recommends medical marijuana, the physician or authorized delegate submits the required patient registration information to Ohio's medical marijuana program.
Ohio requires a patient to register with the Division of Cannabis Control before purchasing, possessing or administering medical cannabis. The recommending physician or authorized delegate submits the registration information on the patient's behalf.
Additional requirements apply to minors and individuals with court-appointed legal guardians, including applicable parent or legal-representative consent and caregiver registration.
MMJCardMD can help you understand the certification process, but the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control controls the official state registration system.

Your total cost can include separate service and state-related expenses.
This is the fee charged by MMJCardMD for the services included in the medical evaluation.
The medical evaluation and state registration are separate parts of the process.
The overall timeline can depend on appointment availability, the medical evaluation, physician certification, registry submission and any state processing requirements.
Ohio's current patient guidance describes the process as beginning with a visit to a certified physician. If the physician determines that the patient qualifies and recommends medical marijuana, the physician creates the patient's profile in the Patient & Caregiver Registry with the recommendation.

Ohio permits a physician-patient relationship for medical marijuana certification to be established through an examination conducted in person or through qualifying telehealth services. Ohio's official patient guide states that an in-person or telemedicine visit with a certified physician is required at least once per year.
This means eligible patients may be able to complete their medical consultation remotely when the physician, service and circumstances meet Ohio's current requirements.
Important: Online availability does not remove Ohio's medical or registration requirements. You still need to meet applicable requirements and receive a recommendation from an appropriately authorized physician.
We understand that applying for a medical marijuana recommendation can feel unfamiliar, especially if you are doing it for the first time.
Our goal is to make the administrative process easier to understand while keeping your medical evaluation professional and straightforward.
Before applying, you may want to understand how Ohio's program works and whether your condition may qualify.
Ohio's medical marijuana program is administered by the Division of Cannabis Control. Patients should use current official Ohio resources for registration instructions, program rules, patient information, dispensary information and program updates.
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If you are an Ohio resident and believe you may qualify for the state's medical marijuana program, take the first step by reviewing the requirements and starting your evaluation.
MMJCardMD can help you understand the process, connect with an appropriate medical professional where available, and navigate the next steps toward Ohio medical marijuana certification.