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How it works
We offer easy 3 steps application process
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Intake form
Please fill out the intake form to get connected to a doctor. Please note our service is HIPAA compliant and all personal information is completely confidential between you and your doctor. You will not be charged if the doctor believes you do not qualify for a medical card. Georgia allows patients to possees 20 liquid fluid ounces of
low-thc oil within the state.
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Talk to a doctor
The next step is to have your doctor visit using any connected device from the comfort of your home. Our doctors will work with you to create a treatment plan and provide you with all the documentation necessary to get your medical card in the state of Pennsylvania.
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Register with state
There are two documents required to be completed by the physician as part of the process. First, there is a waiver form which must be signed by both the applicant and the physician. Second, there is a physician certification form. The physician will electronically submit specific information from these forms to the Georgia Department of Public Health. The Low THC Oil unit will review and verify the details. Once the process is complete, the Unit will create a Low THC Oil Registry Card for qualified applicants. The patient or caregiver will be notfied when the card is ready for pickup at a state pubic health office nearest to the cardholder, this total process should take around 15 days.
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Qualifying conditions covered by Georgia’s medical marijuana laws:
Only patients suffering from one of the following medical conditions can participate in Georgia’s medical program:
- Alzheimer’s disease
- Autism
- Epidermolysis bullosa
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Crohn’s disease
- Mitochondrial disease
- AIDS
- Tourette’s syndrome
- Patients in hospice care
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Intractable pain
- Cancer at end stage or experiencing wasting illness
- Seizure disorders related to diagnosis of epilepsy or trauma related head injury
- ALS - Lou Gehrig’s disease (severe or end stage)
- Parkinson’s disease (severe or end stage)
- Multiple sclerosis (severe or end stage)
- Sickle cell disease (severe or end stage)
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Frequently asked questions
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1 How long is the card valid for?
The card is valid for two years from the date issued.
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2 Can I grow my own product?
Who is eligible for a medical marijuana card?
- An adult with at least one qualifying condition who has been a resident of Georgia for at least a year.
- A legal guardian of an adult with at least one qualifying condition who has been a resident of Georgia for at least a year.
- A legal guardian or parent of a minor with at least one qualifying condition who has been a resident of Georgia for at least a year or was born in the state of Georgia.
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3 Will patients be able to pick up prescriptions from the pharmacy?
No, there will be select dispensaries for patients to be able to receive their prescription.
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4 Can I sell medical marijuana?
Unless you are a licensed distributor, it is federally illegal in the state of Georgia to distribute marijuana.
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5 What is the price of a renewal?
The renewal price is only $149