Get Your Ohio Medical Marijuana Card From Board-Certified Physicians

You need a valid government-issued photo ID and proof of Ohio residency to apply for your medical marijuana card. We handle the physician certification for you during your 15-minute consultation.

• Bring a current driver’s license, state ID, or passport that shows your legal name and photo
• Provide proof you live in Ohio through a utility bill, bank statement, lease agreement, or voter registration card
• Your residency document must show your current Ohio address and be dated within the last 90 days
• Our physicians complete your medical certification during the consultation, no additional paperwork needed from you
• You don’t need medical records to apply, just your condition and symptoms
• The state requires a recent photo for your digital card, which you can upload during registration
• Minors under 18 need a parent or legal guardian to register as their caregiver and attend the consultation

You qualify for an Ohio medical marijuana card if you’re an Ohio resident, at least 18 years old, and have a qualifying medical condition. Our doctors evaluate your symptoms and certify you if medical cannabis can help.

• Residency: You must live in Ohio and provide proof like a driver’s license, state ID, or utility bill showing your current address.
• Age: You must be 18 or older. Minors under 18 can qualify if a parent or legal guardian registers as their caregiver.
• Qualifying Condition: You need a diagnosed condition recognized by Ohio’s program, including chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, anxiety, and arthritis.
• Medical Evaluation: A state-registered physician like ours reviews your condition during consultation and issues certification if medical cannabis is appropriate for your treatment.

Ohio dispensaries offer multiple medical marijuana forms, each working differently for different conditions and symptoms. Understanding how each method works helps you find what works best for your treatment.

• Oils – Available in vape cartridges or oral formulations, providing quick effects through inhalation or slower, longer effects when you swallow them.
• Capsules – Dosed like regular pills that provide consistent, predictable effects for managing your condition.
• Edibles – Gummies, baked goods, and candies that work through your digestive system, producing longer-lasting effects.
• Topicals – Lotions, balms, and creams applied directly to affected areas for localized relief without psychoactive effects.
• Tinctures – Liquid drops absorbed under the tongue, offering faster onset than edibles with precise dosing.
• Liquids – Infused beverages and syrups that provide an alternative oral method with predictable dosing.
• Dry flower – Raw cannabis plant material for smoking or vaporizing, offering immediate symptom relief.
• Concentrates – High-potency extracts including cannabis budder and other concentrated forms for patients requiring stronger doses.

Yes, Ohio allows adults 21 and older to grow marijuana at home under specific regulations set by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control. Medical card holders follow the same rules as recreational users.

• Eligibility: You must be 21 or older. Medical patients don’t get different cultivation limits.
• License: No personal cultivation license is required to grow at home.
• Plant limits: You can grow up to 6 plants per person, with a maximum of 12 plants per household regardless of how many adults live there.
• Location: Grow plants inside your primary residence in a locked closet, room, or greenhouse that prevents access by anyone under 21. Plants can’t be visible from public spaces.
• Caregivers: Registered caregivers follow the same 6-plant per person and 12-plant per residence limits.
• Personal use only: You can’t sell your homegrown cannabis. You can give up to 6 plants to another adult 21 or older without payment.
• Excess storage: Keep any cannabis over the legal possession limit (2.5 ounces of flower or 15 grams of extract) stored at your private residence.

Yes. We connect you with state-licensed, certified medical marijuana doctors based on availability and your appointment time. All our physicians are:

• Registered with the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program
• Experienced in evaluating qualifying conditions like chronic pain, PTSD, and anxiety
• Professional and supportive when discussing your treatment options

If you need a doctor who speaks a specific language or has a preferred gender, tell us when you book and we’ll match you with the right physician.

Ohio has dispensaries all across the state where you can use your MMJ card, and they’re spread out enough that you can find one close to you whether you’re in the major cities or the surrounding areas. Here are some reliable spots around Ohio that patients count on, plus what makes each one worth checking out.

If you’re in Southwest Ohio near Cincinnati, Story Cincinnati (3950 Red Bank Road) sits on Red Bank Road in Sharonville near the Tri-County Mall and is easy to reach from Route 4 or I-75. This Ohio dispensary is known for having consistent product availability and a strong edibles menu, so you’re less likely to deal with things being out of stock when you need them.

Over in Northeast Ohio near Cleveland, The Landing Cleveland (13228 Madison Avenue) is on Madison Avenue in Lakewood near I-90 and the Shoreway. People mention this place for being patient-friendly and having staff who take time to answer questions, especially if you’re newer to using your card and want some guidance on where to start.

If you’re up in Northwest Ohio around Toledo, RISE Toledo (2905 North Reynolds Road) is right on Reynolds Road near I-475 and Route 20. This spot has built a reputation for having a wide flower selection and consistent product availability, which helps when you don’t want to deal with things being out of stock.

And in Central Ohio near Columbus, Bloom Columbus (1114 South High Street) is on South High Street near German Village and easy to reach from I-70. They’re known for having knowledgeable staff who’ll help you through different options and a good variety of flower, which matters when you’re trying to figure out what works best for your symptoms.

So whether you’re in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, or Columbus, you’ve got reliable dispensaries in Ohio to use your MMJ card without traveling too far across the state. Always call ahead to confirm hours and check what they have in stock, but these places should keep you covered around Ohio.