Find a Marijuana Doctor Near You
Discover the ideal physician for your medical marijuana evaluation in your state. Connect with licensed cannabis doctors who understand your needs and can guide you through the process of obtaining your medical marijuana card quickly and efficiently.
What is a medical cannabis card?
A medical cannabis card, also known as an MMJ recommendation, is an official document issued by a state-licensed physician, allowing legal access to medical marijuana. It verifies eligibility for possessing and using cannabis for therapeutic purposes.
How can you obtain it?
With our online MMJ evaluation service, you can obtain this essential document from the comfort of your home, unlocking legal access to the healing benefits of medical cannabis.
Where We Work - State-by-State Coverage
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Dr. Weedy’s service
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U.S. states covered
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State-licensed physicians
More than 150,000 patients evaluated over 8 years
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How It Works - Step-by-Step Process
How It Works - Step-by-Step Process
less than 5 min Submit your application
Complete a short, confidential questionnaire and make a payment to speak with a state-certified medical marijuana doctor from the comfort of your own home.
15 mins Get a doctor's evaluation
Get evaluated online by a 420-friendly physician who will help you determine whether medical marijuana is the right treatment for your condition.
Immediately online Receive a medical marijuana card
Once approved for medical marijuana, you’ll receive your recommendation. Access to dispensaries may vary by state, with some providing immediate access and others requiring you to wait for your card in the mail.
