Book Your Lansing, MI Medical Marijuana Card Appointment Today

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

• Valid driver’s license or state ID card with your current address listed
• Proof of residency if your ID shows a different address (utility bill, lease agreement, or bank statement from the past 60 days)
• Healthcare Practitioner Certification Form, which our doctors complete and provide to you after approving your qualifying condition
• $40 state application fee that you’ll pay online through the state portal
• Valid email address so the state can send your temporary digital card and important updates about your application
• Internet connection and a device to access the online application system and complete your registration

To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Michigan, you need to be a state resident over 18 with a qualifying medical condition that a state-licensed doctor can certify. Conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, anxiety, and arthritis are all on the approved 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. Patients under 18 can qualify through a designated caregiver with parental consent.
• Qualifying Condition: You need a diagnosed condition from 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.

State law approves every major form of medical marijuana, and Lansing dispensaries stock all of them so you can choose what delivers the relief you need. Here’s what becomes available the moment you get your card.

• Dry Flower: Cannabis buds you smoke or vaporize, available in proven strains like Headband and dozens of other options.
• Edibles: Gummies, chocolates, baked goods, and candies offering long-lasting effects, typically 4-8 hours.
• Oils: Vape cartridges or oral oils you inhale or swallow, depending on the product format.
• Tinctures: Liquid drops placed under your tongue that absorb quickly, usually within 15-30 minutes.
• Capsules: Pills you take like any medication, providing precise, predictable dosing every time.
• Topicals: Creams, lotions, and balms applied directly to painful areas without causing any high.
• Concentrates: Potent extracts like wax, shatter, or live resin for patients requiring stronger relief.
• Beverages: Cannabis-infused drinks like sodas, teas, and drink enhancers you consume throughout the day.

Home cultivation is part of your options as a Lansing medical cardholder, allowing you to grow up to 12 marijuana plants following state regulations.

• Medical Patients: Registered medical cardholders can grow up to 12 plants at their residence.
• Medical Caregivers: Registered caregivers can grow up to 12 plants for each patient they support, 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 a medical card.
• Location Requirements: Plants must be grown in an enclosed, locked area that’s not 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, Elevate Holistics works with state-licensed, certified medical marijuana doctors who understand cannabis medicine. We connect you with an available doctor based on your appointment time, and while you cannot select a doctor, all of our providers are:

• Registered with the state Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA) and licensed to evaluate and certify medical marijuana patients under state regulations
• Qualified to assess conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety, and other approved diagnoses that may benefit from cannabis treatment
• Focused on your symptoms, medical history, and how medical marijuana fits into your treatment plan

If you have preferences about your doctor’s gender, language, or need help during your visit, let us know ahead of time and we’ll match you with the right provider.

If you’ve got a medical marijuana card in Lansing, there are several spots around the city. You don’t need to drive all over town to find good options, and most of these places are easy to get to from wherever you are in the area. Here are a few dispensaries people around here use regularly.

Over on the east side near Frandor, Pure Options (3820 Towne Centre Blvd, Lansing, MI 48912) sits right in the Frandor shopping district, so you can grab your meds and run other errands in one trip. It’s right off I-496 and close to the university campus, which makes it convenient if you’re coming from East Lansing or heading in from Okemos. People like this spot because the staff takes time to explain products, especially if you’re newer to medical cannabis and need help figuring out what works for your condition.

If you’re closer to Old Town or downtown, Skymint (5815 S Pennsylvania Ave, Lansing, MI 48911) is on the south side near Jolly Road and just off US-127. It’s a quick hop from the airport area or if you’re driving up from Holt or down from DeWitt. This place is known for carrying a range of flower strains and concentrates, so if you like variety or want to try something for pain or sleep, they have options in stock.

Out west near the mall area, Homegrown (6140 W Saginaw Hwy, Lansing, MI 48917) sits right on Saginaw Highway between Waverly and the mall district. If you’re in Delta Township or coming from Grand Ledge, this one’s right on your route. People around here appreciate that they carry edibles and tinctures, which is helpful if smoking or vaping doesn’t work for your situation.

For patients who can’t make it out or need something delivered, Lansing Marijuana Delivery covers the whole city and surrounding areas. They bring products straight to your door, which helps if you’re dealing with mobility issues or just can’t get out that day. You’ll still need your valid MMJ card ready when they arrive, but it saves you the trip when you’re not feeling up to driving around.

So whether you’re in Frandor, Old Town, Delta Township, or closer to Holt or Okemos, you’ve got dispensaries to use your MMJ card. Call ahead to confirm hours and product availability, but these spots should keep you covered around the area.