Book Your Medical Marijuana Card Appointment in Ann Arbor Now

To apply for your MMJ card in Ann Arbor, you need a valid state ID or driver’s license and a Healthcare Practitioner Certification Form from a licensed doctor. We provide the certification form during your appointment, and then you’ll submit everything through the state’s online portal along with proof of residency and the $40 state fee.

• Valid driver’s license or state ID card showing your current address
• Proof of residency if your ID doesn’t show your current address (utility bill, lease agreement, or bank statement from the last 60 days)
• Healthcare Practitioner Certification Form, which our doctors provide after your approval appointment
• $40 state application fee, paid online through the Medical Marijuana Program portal
• Email address to receive your temporary digital card and state communications
• Access to a computer or smartphone to complete the online application

Qualifying for a medical marijuana card requires three things. Being a Michigan resident over 18, having a diagnosed medical condition on the approved list, and getting certified by a state-licensed doctor. Conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, anxiety, arthritis, and epilepsy are all on the qualifying list.

• Residency: You must be a state resident with proof like a driver’s license or state ID card.
• Age: You must be 18 or older. Minors under 18 can qualify with a designated caregiver and parental authorization.
• Qualifying Condition: You need a diagnosed condition on the approved list, including chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, Crohn’s disease, arthritis, and multiple sclerosis.
• Doctor Certification: A state-licensed doctor evaluates your condition and certifies that medical cannabis may help.

Ann Arbor dispensaries stock every form of medical marijuana the state allows, giving you complete freedom to choose what delivers the relief you need. Once you get your card, here’s what you can access.

• Dry Flower: The traditional cannabis buds you smoke or vaporize, available in popular strains like LA Kush Cake and many others.
• Edibles: Gummies, chocolates, baked goods, and candies you eat, providing long-lasting relief that kicks in within 30-90 minutes.
• Oils: Vape cartridges or oral oils you can inhale or swallow, depending on the product type.
• Tinctures: Liquid drops placed under your tongue for quick absorption, usually working within 15-30 minutes.
• Capsules: Pills you swallow like regular medication, offering precise, consistent dosing every time.
• Topicals: Creams, lotions, and balms applied directly to painful joints or muscles without causing any high.
• Concentrates: Potent extracts like wax, shatter, or live resin for patients needing stronger, faster relief.
• Beverages: Cannabis-infused drinks like sodas, teas, and water enhancers you can sip throughout the day.

Your medical marijuana card allows you to grow up to 12 marijuana plants at your Ann Arbor home, as long as you follow state cultivation requirements.

• Medical Patients: Registered medical marijuana cardholders can grow up to 12 plants at their residence.
• Medical Caregivers: Registered caregivers can grow up to 12 plants for each patient they help, with a maximum of 5 patients (60 plants total).
• Adult-Use (Recreational): Adults 21 and older can grow up to 12 plants per household without needing a medical card.
• Location Requirements: Plants must be grown in an enclosed, locked area that isn’t visible from outside your property.
• Household Limits: The 12-plant limit for recreational use is per household, not per person. Medical patients each get their own 12-plant allowance.
• Personal Use Only: Homegrown marijuana is for personal use only. Selling is illegal, but you can give away up to 2.5 ounces to adults 21 or older.
• Storage Limits: You can keep up to 10 ounces of harvested marijuana at home, but anything over 2.5 ounces must be stored in a locked, secure container.

Yes, we only work with state-licensed, certified medical marijuana doctors. We match you with an available doctor based on your appointment time, and while you can’t choose a doctor, all of our providers are:

• Registered with the state Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) and licensed to certify medical marijuana patients
• Qualified to evaluate conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety, and other approved diagnoses
• Friendly and supportive in talking through your symptoms and what medical marijuana might do for your condition

If you prefer a certain gender, need a doctor who speaks a different language, or have other needs, just let us know ahead of time and we’ll match you accordingly.

There are a handful of Ann Arbor dispensary options if you’ve got your MMJ card, and you won’t need to drive far to find what you need. Here are a few spots around the city that patients count on.

Over on Packard Street, North Coast Provisions ArborSide (1818 Packard Street) sits between downtown and the Stadium Boulevard area. If you’re coming from Burns Park or the University campus, this location’s easy to get to off South State Street. They’ve got both medical and recreational products, and patients like the place because the staff knows their products when it comes to helping you find the right one. You’ll see regular customers coming back because they keep a good flower selection and they’re open 24 hours, which helps when you need relief at odd times.

Up near the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood, Bloom City Club (423 Miller Avenue) is right off Broadway Street, close to West Park. They’ve been around since 2015, which makes them one of the first legal spots in the city to open their doors. Patients appreciate that they focus on education and take time to explain different options, especially if you’re newer to medical marijuana. The budtenders here have built a reputation for being patient and helpful, not just trying to rush you through. They’re women and veteran-owned too, if that’s important to you.

Down near the Stadium off South Industrial Highway, Skymint Ann Arbor (1958 S Industrial Highway) gives you a convenient stop if you’re on the west side of town or heading in from I-94. Game day or not, you can grab what you need here. They carry a wide range of products from flower to edibles to concentrates, and they’ve got their own grow operation, so you’re getting locally grown cannabis. Patients mention the staff’s friendly and the parking’s easy, which matters when you’re dealing with pain and don’t want to walk half a mile from your car.

Finally, there’s Information Entropy (1115 Broadway Street) in the Northside area, just over the Broadway Bridge from downtown. This family-owned place grows and processes their own cannabis right here in the state, so they control quality from start to finish. The building used to be a church, then a flower shop, and now it’s one of the more unique dispensary spaces you’ll find. Patients who’ve been to the bigger chain spots say this place feels more personal. They’re known for their rosin selection and for taking the time to help you understand what you’re buying. If you’re in Northside or near North Campus, this one’s your closest option.

So whether you’re downtown near Kerrytown, over in Burns Park, close to the University campus, or out by Stadium Boulevard, you’ve got dispensaries to use your MMJ card. Call ahead to double-check hours if you’re making a trip, but these spots should keep you covered around town.