Medical Cannabis Evaluation & Recommendation
Will Be Done Online
Pay Only If You Qualify
Once we receive your booked appointment we will send you an invite via our integrated HIPPA compliant secure platform.
You will be instructed to complete the following:
Download the video platform on the device of your choosing.
Your device must have a webcam.
The process is simple and easy to install on your desktop, laptop, tablet, or smart phone. You will be automatically guided step by step in order to install the video platform correctly.
You will be instructed to complete the evaluation form which is simple and easy.
This process should take 15 minutes to complete.
You will then be able to see the Physician face to face.
If you qualify and the Physician recommends you for medical marijuana / cannabis you will be issued out a recommendation.
New Patients: $50.00
Renewals: $50.00
Once again we will only charge you a fee if you qualify. If you do not qualify you will not be charged. We will accept the payment via credit card.
The recommendation will be sent via priority mail to the address in which you provide us.
We will not charge you additionally to mail you your recommendation. You can expect to receive it within the next 2 to 3 days.
We will also email you a digital copy of your recommendation!
Once you get your recommendation you must sign it where it says patient signature.
After getting your medical marijuana recommendation all of your medical information is confidential and protected under HIPAA.
You may also use your recommendation immediately at any dispensary / collective/ store throughout the State of California.
Qualifying conditions to become a medical marijuana patient in California include:
Cancer
Anorexia
AIDS
Chronic pain
Cachexia
Persistent muscle spasms, including those associated with multiple sclerosis
Seizures, including, but not limited to, those associated with epilepsy
Severe nausea
Glaucoma
Arthritis
Migraines
Any other chronic or persistent medical symptom that substantially limits the ability of the person to conduct one or more major life activities (as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) or, if not alleviated, may cause serious harm to the patient's safety or physical or mental health.
