Our Process - The Cannabis Clinics

Tampa: 813-888-7710

Ocala: 352-369-0104

STEP 1

After one of our Certifying Physicians enters you into the Florida Department of Health – Medical Marijuana Use Registry.

Your profile in the registry will be created, and you will be assigned your Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry Patient Number. The Department of Health login instructions of your registry profile is sent to you in 2 emails.

1. The first email is a welcome email instructing you to use your email address as your username.

2. The 2nd email is your temporary password.

You will use the temporary password to create a new password for your profile.

STEP 2

Once you have created a new password, and logged in:

1. If your address on your Florida license does not match what the certifying physician enters in the registry, your picture will not be added to your medical marijuana id card. You will have to take a passport style photo and upload it in the proper dimensions, or upload a passport photo.

2. Upload your proof of residency. The address on the proof of residency must match what the doctor. enters into the registry.

3. Sign the form online by typing your first name and last name exactly as entered by the doctor.

4. Pay the fee of $77.75 (or $75 if sending in the paper form).

STEP 3

Approximately 14 business days after you submit the state form, you will receive an email from the State of Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use, (OMMU) giving you permission to start purchasing medical marijuana from the Florida dispensaries. You can use that email to start purchasing before your medical marijuana card arrives in the mail.

You should already have an order in the registry allowing you to purchase from any of the Florida Marijuana Dispensaries.

* Note: If your picture is not on your profile first verify your date of birth, address, spelling of name, and SS number were all entered correctly. If there was an error, the certifying physician will have to fix the error before you can proceed. If you do not have a FL ID or Drivers License you will need to add a passport type head shot photo on a white background which can be taken with your cell phone. (Normally the photo will populate from your FL Drivers License or ID) The Department of Health Office of Medical Marijuana will send you an email approval after they manually view your profile. That email approval can be used to start buying before your medical marijuana card arrives in the mail. (The Florida licensed dispensaries will be able to see you have been approved). If you have not received an email approval approximately 14 business days after you paid the State, contact them directly to inquire about the delay. (Have your patient number ready).

Your card expires in 1 year. You can renew your FL medical marijuana card online as early as 45 days prior to expiration. Renew your certification every 6 months to stay legal.

Florida’s Amendment 2: Qualification For Medical Marijuana

QUALIFICATIONS

diagnosable conditions

Florida’s Amendment 2, lists a number of diagnosable conditions that may recommend and qualify a person for a medical marijuana, including:

Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD)
Seizures
Chron’s Disease
Epilepsy
Glaucoma
Muscular Dystrophy
Multiple Sclerosis
Severe Nausea
Arthritis
Diabetes
ALS (Lou Gehrig’s)
Any Terminal Condition

Request An Appointment

Please complete our form to get started. If you have any questions or prefer to speak with us directly, feel free to call Tampa at: 813-888-7710 or Ocala at: 352-369-0104.

The Cannabis Clinics provide a superior patient experience through education and compassion. Our goal is to provide patients with reliable, quality and trustworthy medical marijuana doctor evaluations in the state of Florida.

In order to receive a medical marijuana recommendation in Florida, you must provide proof of permanent or temporary residency in the state of Florida and be diagnosed by a certified physician with a qualifying condition.

The Cannabis Clinics also require that all patients submit documentation confirming they have been previously diagnosed with the condition for which they are seeking medical cannabis treatment.