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Every state runs its medical cannabis program differently. Pick yours for the qualifying conditions, costs, and exact steps to get certified.
Pennsylvania runs a medical-only cannabis program. Qualified residents see a state-approved physician for a certificatio…
Pennsylvania guide →Maryland patients register with the Maryland Cannabis Administration and get a provider certification. Medical patients …
Maryland guide →Ohio's medical program is run through the Division of Cannabis Control. A physician with a Certificate to Recommend …
Ohio guide →West Virginia's program is run by the Office of Medical Cannabis. A physician who has completed a state course issue…
West Virginia guide →Virginia is unusually simple: a CCA-registered practitioner can issue a written certification for any condition they jud…
Virginia guide →Michigan's medical program (run by the CRA/LARA) pairs a physician certification with a state registry application. …
Michigan guide →Oklahoma has one of the most accessible programs in the country — no fixed list of qualifying conditions, with the physi…
Oklahoma guide →New York's medical program is provider-discretion based — there's no fixed condition list, no state registration…
New York guide →Louisiana keeps it simple: a physician in good standing with the state board issues a recommendation, which itself acts …
Louisiana guide →Maine has no list of qualifying conditions — a licensed provider decides whether cannabis may help. The provider's w…
Maine guide →Minnesota is the longest-lasting certification in the country — approval covers you for three years, not one, and the st…
Minnesota guide →Florida runs two clocks that catch patients out: the state ID card renews once a year, but your physician must recertify…
Florida guide →