Your Comprehensive Guide to MMJ, Physicians, and Certification

All CMed medical providers are fully licensed and authorized to practice medicine in the states they serve, with extensive knowledge of the therapeutic benefits of medical cannabis.

CMed offers outside resources and guidance, helping newcomers understand how medical cannabis can be used effectively based on their specific medical conditions.

Patients are required to bring any relevant medical records to their appointments, especially for certain conditions like PTSD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, or those seeking an Extended Plant Count (EPC). See your state’s specific requirements for more details.

CMed provides medical cannabis certifications rather than prescriptions and can provide resources for discussing treatment plans that include the use of medical cannabis to alleviate symptoms.

Your first visit to CMed will include verifying your identification, completing initial paperwork, and a consultation with a cannabis physician which may take anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour. We have tele-med options in 28 states, so check your specific state page in the menu for more details.

Certification at CMed is valid for one year and must be renewed annually by scheduling an appointment prior to expiration to avoid any interruptions in access to medical cannabis.

Application processing times vary by state; CMed ensures that all applications are processed as quickly as possible, often within a few business days. Visit your state’s specific page for more details.

A caregiver at CMed is someone authorized to cultivate and transport medical cannabis for patients unable to do so themselves, requiring registration and a valid cultivation number.

A "center" in CMed’s context refers to a dispensary where patients can purchase their medical cannabis.

CMed patients may cultivate their own cannabis if state laws permit; detailed guidelines and support are available for those interested in this option.

Increased, extended, or elevated plant counts (EPC) allow for the cultivation of more than the standard number of cannabis plants to manage specific medical conditions, subject to state laws and physician approval. See your state’s specific page for more details.

Eligibility for a medical marijuana card at CMed depends on whether your health condition is recognized under the qualifying conditions in your state. See your state’s specific page for more details.

CMed operates in multiple states, and office hours and locations vary; please consult our website or contact us directly for specific details. See your state’s specific page for more details.

You must be a resident of the state where you are applying for a medical marijuana card as required by law.

After your evaluation, CMed assists with the registration process for your medical marijuana card, issued through your state’s marijuana department. We have also partnered with educational resources, additional medical support, and products and tools to provide ongoing support and guidance throughout your journey, should you want it.

Possession limits and plant counts vary by state, and CMed advises patients, especially those not cultivating their own, on these regulations to ensure compliance and adequacy of supply.

The cost of an evaluation for a medical marijuana card at CMed varies by state; for accurate pricing, please contact our office or check your state’s specific pages for more details.