less than 5 min Complete a short, confidential questionnaire to initiate the evaluation process. Proceed with your order by completing the secure payment process.
15 mins Schedule a 15-minute virtual consultation with a qualified physician who will evaluate your condition and determine if medical marijuana is an appropriate treatment for you.
Online Upon approval, create your patient account on the department’s secure electronic registration portal. Fill out the provided form accurately, submit your adult patient application. Pay the $26.50 state application fee for your Patient ID card to finalize your registration.
Immediately online Log in to mo-public.mycomplia.com and download your MO medical card. Keep a digital copy of your ID card on your device and print it for your records, as physical cards will not be provided by the Department of Health and Senior Services.
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Medical cannabis patients in Missouri enjoy certain privileges when it comes to possession limits, providing them access to an adequate supply for their therapeutic needs.
According to Article XIV regulations, individuals holding an approved Patient ID card or a Caregiver ID card acting on behalf of a licensed patient have the privilege of purchasing up to 6 ounces of dried, processed marijuana or its equivalent within a 30-day timeframe. However, there’s flexibility in these limits. If a physician or nurse practitioner certifies a patient for a greater amount, the patient or caregiver can possess up to a 60-day supply, which equates to 12 ounces, unless the certifying medical professional authorizes more than 6 ounces in 30 days.
For qualifying patients needing amounts exceeding 6 ounces, their certifying physician or nurse practitioner can determine a higher limit based on compelling reasons and certify this on the official certification form. Importantly, only one certification form is necessary, irrespective of whether the recommended amount is 6 ounces or a higher specified limit. This flexibility allows patients to access an appropriate supply tailored to their medical needs, ensuring a seamless and effective therapeutic experience.
To ensure responsible and secure patient cultivation, Missouri has established specific regulations that qualifying patients must adhere to:
A patient cultivation identification card remains valid as long as the qualifying patient’s identification card is valid, up to three years from its date of issuance.
In Missouri, primary caregivers hold significant responsibilities in supporting certified patients with the proper use and oversight of medical cannabis. Here are the key points to understand:
Understanding and adhering to these responsibilities is essential for caregivers to provide the necessary support to patients while remaining compliant with Missouri’s medical cannabis regulations.
Missouri’s Medical Marijuana Regulatory Program (MMRP) does not currently offer reciprocity with other state medical marijuana programs. This means that individuals licensed in another state do not automatically qualify for a medical marijuana license in Missouri.
Despite the lack of reciprocity, Missouri’s medical marijuana program stands out by not mandating proof of residency within the state. While the program requires various pieces of information for application, current residency in Missouri is not a prerequisite. This unique approach offers flexibility for individuals seeking access to medical marijuana in Missouri, regardless of their current state of residence.
To qualify for a medical cannabis certification in Missouri, patients must meet several requirements:
Age: To be eligible for a medical cannabis certification in Missouri, patients must be at least 18 years old. For patients under 18, a parent or legal guardian, aged at least 21, can act as their caregiver and apply on their behalf.
Residency Requirement: Effective from December 8, 2022, applicants are no longer required to provide proof of Missouri residency.
Medical Condition: Patients seeking a medical card must have a qualifying medical condition as outlined by Missouri law.
Physician’s Certification: All applications require an MD, DO, or nurse practitioner certification issued within the last 30 days, submitted on behalf of the qualifying patient. This certification confirms that the patient has a qualifying medical condition as defined by Missouri law.
Patient Registry and Certification: Once certified by a qualified medical professional, patients must complete the application process through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) online portal. The patient’s information and physician certification are submitted to the DHSS, and upon approval, the patient is added to the state’s medical cannabis registry. The certification is an essential component for legal access to medical cannabis in Missouri.
Medical marijuana ID cards in Missouri are valid for a period of three years for applications processed on or after December 8, 2022. Upon the next approved renewal after this date, the ID cards will also be valid for three years.
Once your application is submitted to the state and in the queue, the approval process typically takes around 30 days. If you receive a confirmation email with an application reference code or ID number, your application has been submitted and is awaiting processing. However, if you do not receive this confirmation and your application status remains “open” in the application portal, it indicates that the application has not yet been submitted.
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