Local Wichita Falls Doctors for Your TX Medical Marijuana Card

You need a valid Texas state ID or driver’s license showing your Wichita Falls address for your medical cannabis evaluation. Our licensed physicians provide the prescription after assessing your qualifying condition, so additional medical documentation from outside providers isn’t necessary.

• Your Texas ID or driver’s license serves as both identification and proof of Wichita Falls residency
• Medical records are not required for your appointment. Our doctors evaluate your condition based on your current symptoms and medical history
• If your ID shows a different address, provide a recent utility bill, lease agreement, or official statement confirming your Wichita Falls residence
• Our TCUP-registered physicians issue prescriptions directly following your consultation, so you don’t need coordination with other healthcare providers
• Referrals from other doctors are not required under Texas medical cannabis regulations
• Texas minimizes documentation requirements to help qualified patients access medical cannabis treatment without unnecessary administrative barriers

You’ll need to be a Texas resident with one of the approved medical conditions to qualify in Wichita Falls, and our care team will help coordinate your evaluation.

• Residency: You must be a permanent Texas resident and provide proof such as a Texas state-issued ID or driver’s license showing your Wichita Falls address
• Age: There is no minimum age requirement, but minors must have a legally authorized guardian or caregiver involved
• Qualifying Condition: You must have a diagnosed medical condition recognized under Texas law, limited to cancer, PTSD, epilepsy, chronic pain over 90 days, multiple sclerosis, ALS, autism, seizure disorders, and other state-approved conditions
• Physician Evaluation: We’ll connect you with a TCUP-registered physician who will evaluate your condition and determine eligibility
• Prescription Authorization: Once approved, your physician enters your prescription into the state registry, and we’ll guide you through accessing your medicine at dispensaries

Wichita Falls patients approved for TCUP can legally use these medical marijuana forms.

• Low-THC oils: Use the dropper to take orally or add to your meals. Doses cap at 10mg THC.
• Capsules: Swallow measured pills for consistent dosing that stays the same each day.
• Tinctures: Drop liquid beneath your tongue for faster absorption than capsules.
• Topicals: Apply creams and balms where it hurts, or wear patches for targeted relief without intoxication.
• Edibles: Buy gummies and chocolate products from state-licensed dispensaries.
• Vapes and inhalers: Inhalation options approved September 2025 work quickly when symptoms hit.

Smokable flower is prohibited statewide. Once your physician submits your prescription to the state database, you can fill it and get relief.

Your prescription for medical cannabis in Texas remains private between you and your physician. The state doesn’t maintain a patient registry. Dispensaries verify eligibility through direct doctor contact, not database searches. Background checks for guns search systems that never collected your medical information. Federal law creates tension here because cannabis remains Schedule I and firearm applications require disclosure about controlled substances.

• Texas designed its program with patient confidentiality built in: Your prescription stays within medical records, separate from government tracking systems.
• Federal regulations conflict with medical evidence: Despite growing research on therapeutic benefits, ATF rules still classify cannabis users as prohibited from purchasing firearms, regardless of medical necessity.
• Legal guidance helps patients make informed decisions: Attorneys familiar with both medical rights and gun laws can explain how these conflicting regulations affect your specific circumstances and available choices.

Yes. We connect you with fully licensed Texas medical marijuana doctors who care about helping you find relief. You’ll meet with whichever doctor is available at your appointment time, and here’s what you can count on from every single one.

• Registered with the Texas Department of Public Safety Compassionate Use Registry
• Experienced with conditions like yours and ready to listen to your story
• Here to support you through the process and answer every question you have

If you’d feel more comfortable with a Spanish-speaking doctor or need any accommodations, just let us know beforehand and we’ll make it happen.

Wichita Falls has a handful of places where you can pick up cannabis products without much hassle. Here’s where patients around the city go when they need to restock.

Over on Faith Road near Kemp Boulevard and Highway 287, Texas Cannabis Company (4009 Faith Rd, Wichita Falls, TX 76308) serves patients around the southwest side of town and areas near Sheppard Air Force Base. People appreciate the rotating stock that brings in new flower and concentrate options with each visit, plus the staff knows their products and helps you find what fits your needs without pushing expensive items.

For patients enrolled in the Texas medical cannabis program, goodblend runs bi-weekly pickup appointments every other Wednesday from 10 AM to 1 PM at a partner location off Highway 277 near United Regional Hospital. They’re convenient for patients around the 11th Street area or coming from Burkburnett who need medical-grade tinctures and edibles with precise CBD and THC ratios for conditions.

If staying home works better for you, Chronic Guru delivers throughout Wichita Falls and surrounding areas with discreet shipping right to your door. They’re veteran-owned and grow their own cannabis on a 5-acre indoor farm, focusing on small-batch flower with high terpene content and handcrafted edibles. This works well for patients near Iowa Park or around Holliday who’d rather skip the drive.

Coming soon on Kemp Boulevard between Call Field Road and Midwestern Parkway, Cannabis Shop USA (3411 Kemp Blvd, Wichita Falls, TX 76308) will give patients another storefront option near the central part of town. Once they open, they’ll be easy to reach from Southwest Parkway and accessible for patients around the McNiel Avenue area.

Between the storefront on Faith Road, bi-weekly medical pickups off Highway 277, delivery covering Iowa Park and Holliday, and the upcoming location on Kemp Boulevard, patients around Wichita Falls dispensaries have options that fit different schedules. Just confirm hours before heading out, especially for goodblend since they’re only open every other Wednesday.