Connecticut Medical Marijuana Card Renewal Made Simple

To renew your medical marijuana card in Connecticut, you need your current card, a valid government-issued ID showing your Connecticut address, and payment for the doctor consultation fee. Your physician will verify your qualifying condition during the renewal appointment, so medical records aren’t necessary unless your diagnosis or symptoms changed since your last approval.

• Your existing Connecticut medical marijuana card, even if it expired within the last 60 days
• Valid photo ID like a Connecticut driver’s license or state ID showing your current address
• Payment for your physician consultation fee (Connecticut has no state renewal fee)
• Details about your qualifying condition and any changes to your symptoms since last renewal
• Begin your renewal 30 days before expiration to maintain continuous dispensary access
• Connecticut allows renewals starting 60 days before your card expires
• Proof of your new Connecticut address if you moved since receiving your previous card
• Complete your renewal online through telehealth without visiting a physical office

Yes, you can update your photo, name, address, and other personal details when you renew your Connecticut medical marijuana card. Your doctor or the state portal will guide you through updating any information that changed since your last card, keeping your Connecticut registration current and accurate.

• Update your address anytime you move to a new Connecticut location to keep your card valid
• Change your name by providing legal documentation like a marriage certificate or court order during renewal
• Submit a new photo if your appearance changed significantly since your last card
• Contact the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection if you need to update information between renewal periods

Yes, you can renew your Connecticut medical marijuana card with Elevate Holistics even if you used a different doctor for your last appointment.

• You don’t need to stick with the same doctor from your previous certification. Our doctors can review your medical history and approve your renewal during a quick online appointment.
• The renewal process is simple and takes about 10-15 minutes. You’ll meet with one of our licensed Connecticut doctors through a video call, and they’ll evaluate whether cannabis is still right for your condition.
• After your appointment, we’ll help you submit your renewal application to the state. You can complete everything from home without visiting a physical office or tracking down your old medical records.

You need to renew your Connecticut medical marijuana card every year. Your card expires exactly 12 months from the date it was issued, not from when you applied or got approved. Check the expiration date printed on your card because that’s the date that matters. You can start the renewal process up to 60 days before your card expires, and you should because if your card lapses, you’ll be buying cannabis illegally until you get a new one. Don’t wait until the last minute. Renew early, stay legal, and keep your access to Connecticut dispensaries without any gaps.

You can renew your medical marijuana card in Connecticut through online telehealth services, local cannabis clinics, or by visiting a certified doctor in person.

• Renew online with Elevate Holistics for the lowest price in Connecticut and get your renewal completed the same day. Our doctors are available seven days a week, and you’ll never pay hidden fees or wait weeks for an appointment.
• Use another Connecticut telehealth service, though most charge higher fees and have longer wait times. You’ll likely pay $50 to $100 more than our rates, and some require you to schedule days or weeks out instead of getting approved today.
• Visit a medical marijuana doctor in person at a Connecticut clinic, which means taking time off work, driving to an appointment, and usually paying premium prices for a face-to-face consultation that takes longer than our 10-minute video calls.

Yes. At Elevate Holistics, we match you with a state-licensed, certified medical marijuana provider based on availability and your appointment time. While patients cannot hand-pick a specific provider, all of our doctors are:

• Registered with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
• Experienced in evaluating qualifying conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, and anxiety
• Supportive in discussing treatment options, especially if your doctor isn’t supportive of cannabis

If you have a preferred gender, language, or need accommodations, let us know in advance and we’ll do our best to match you accordingly.