Trusted By Getting a medical marijuana card, in short: Every state runs its own program. A state-licensed clinician first certifies that you qualify; in many states you then register with the state program, which may charge its own fee. Leafwell offers the certification by telehealth wherever the state allows it. Choose your state below for its exact rules and price.
Who qualifiesResidents of a state or territory with a medical cannabis program who have a condition that state recognizes. A few jurisdictions — including Washington, D.C., Maine, New York, Oklahoma and Virginia — let the certifying clinician decide instead of using a fixed list. Where a state allows minors, they are registered through a parent or caregiver.
CostTwo parts: Leafwell’s evaluation fee, which is set per state, and — in many states — a separate registration fee paid to the state program, not to Leafwell. Some states, such as Texas, charge no state fee. Your state page shows both.
How long it lastsSet by each state. Your state page lists the exact term. Returning patients can renew with Leafwell before the card expires.
Online or in personOnline in many states, by video with a clinician licensed in your state. Some states require the first certification in person — Arkansas, for example, allows telehealth only for renewals, so Leafwell sees new Arkansas patients at in-person events.
