Medical marijuana and low-THC cannabis is available in Florida for qualified patients. Learn the steps to treatment.<\/p>\n\t
Make sure you have the most current and accurate information on medical marijuana in Florida.\u00a0Learn the requirements to become a patient.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nLearn more<\/a>\n\t In order to purchase and be in possession of medical marijuana, patients and their caregivers must have an active Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR) Identification Card. Learn how to apply for your card.<\/p>\nlearn more<\/a>\n\t In the Medical Marijuana Use Registry, patients can apply for an MMUR Identification Card and view the orders their qualified physician placed for them.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nLog in<\/a>\n\t Patients must visit and be treated by a “qualified physician” who has completed the required training and be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition to qualify for medical marijuana.<\/p>\n OMMU provides a list of qualified physicians in Florida<\/a>. Patients and caregivers can also search for a qualified physician<\/a> by location and specialty.<\/p>\n It is the responsibility of the qualified physician to follow Florida law, diagnose patients with a qualifying medical condition, and determine if medical marijuana is an appropriate treatment.<\/p>\n OMMU recommends speaking to your health care professional to determine if medical marijuana products are right for you or your loved one.<\/p>\n <\/p>\nQualified Physician Search<\/a>\n\t Qualifying Medical Conditions:<\/strong><\/p>\nApply for an ID Card<\/h3>\n
Log into the Registry<\/h3>\n
Steps to Treatment<\/h2>\n\t
A Qualified Patient Must:<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Step 1<\/h2>\n\t
Patients must first be Diagnosed with a Qualifying Medical Condition<\/h3>\n