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How To Get Your Medical Marijuana Card in Montgomery
Getting a medical marijuana card in Montgomery is now possible through the state's medical cannabis program. If you're wondering how to get a medical marijuanas card in Alabama, the process starts by scheduling an appointment with a certified Alabama medical marijuana doctor. During your required in-person evaluation, the physician will review your medical history, symptoms, and treatment goals to determine whether you meet the Alabama medical marijuanas card requirements. If you qualify, your certification will be entered into the state's patient registry so you can complete your application and pay any required state fees.
Green Health Docs is now scheduling patients at our Montgomery clinic, with additional Alabama locations, including Birmingham, opening soon. Whether you're looking for an Alabama medical marijuana card or researching how to get a medical marijuanas card in Alabama, our team is here to guide you through every step of the process—from your evaluation through state registration.
Alabama law requires different follow-up schedules depending on whether a patient is capable of becoming pregnant. If you're unsure which follow-up applies to you, we'll determine it during your initial visit.
Initial Visit
$200
Required for all new Alabama patients.
Your provider will conduct an in-person medical evaluation to determine whether you qualify for medical cannabis certification. Before your appointment, all patients must complete a drug screening, and patients with female reproductive organs between the ages of 11 and 50 must also complete a pregnancy test.
If approved, your final step is to register with the State of Alabama as a medical cannabis patient. We offer state registration assistance as an optional add-on to help complete the process.
30-Day Follow Up*
$100
*For patients with female reproductive organs between the ages of 11 and 50.
Alabama regulations require these patients to be seen by the provider every 30 days for recertification. A pregnancy test is also required before each recertification.
During your appointment, your provider will review your progress, answer any questions, and determine whether to renew your certification for another 30 days.
90-Day Follow Up*
$100
*For all other patients.
Alabama regulations require these patients to be seen by the provider every 90 days for recertification.
During your appointment, your provider will review your progress, answer any questions, and determine whether to renew your certification for another 90 days.
Is Medical Marijuana Legal in Montgomery?
Yes. Medical marijuana is legal in Alabama for qualified patients who meet the state’s requirements, receive a recommendation from an approved Alabama physician, and register through the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission’s patient registry system. Patients must be Alabama residents, have a qualifying condition, receive a recommendation from a certified Alabama physician, and be registered in the state system to receive a medical cannabis card.
However, Alabama’s medical marijuana program is not the same as recreational legalization. Patients still need to follow the official state process, and only registered patients and caregivers with a valid Alabama medical cannabis card are permitted to enter Alabama dispensaries. The program is now moving from planning into patient access, but patients still need to qualify, be recommended by an approved physician, complete registration, and use licensed dispensaries rather than unregulated sources.
For patients researching how to get medical marijuanas in Alabama, the legal status matters because it affects where you can purchase cannabis, what products are allowed, and what rules you need to follow. Alabama allows specific medical cannabis preparations such as tablets, capsules, tinctures, topicals, suppositories, transdermal patches, nebulizers, lozenges, and certain gelatinous cubes, but the state prohibits raw plant material, smoked or vaped products, and food products such as cookies or candies.
Montgomery Medical Card Requirements
To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Alabama, you must be a state resident and have at least one of the qualifying medical conditions listed under the Alabama Compassion Act. These include serious and chronic diagnoses such as cancer-related symptoms, epilepsy or seizure disorders, PTSD, Crohn’s disease, severe or intractable pain, certain neurodegenerative diseases, and several other debilitating illnesses recognized by the state. You will also need to be evaluated by an Alabama physician who has completed the required training and is certified to recommend medical cannabis, and your information must be entered into the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission’s patient registry. If you are unsure whether you meet the Alabama medical marijuanas card requirements or what documentation to bring, the Green Health Docs team can help you prepare before your appointment.
Alabama patients must be residents of the state before they can receive a medical cannabis card. Residency matters because the Alabama medical cannabis program is designed for qualifying Alabama patients, not visitors or out-of-state recreational consumers. Patients should be prepared to provide identifying information that matches their Alabama residency records when moving through the registry process.
Alabama also has an age-related requirement for patients. Patients must be at least 19 years old or have a parent or legal guardian serve as their registered caregiver. This means younger patients may still be able to qualify, but they need a caregiver involved in the process.
For adult patients, residency and accurate registration information are two of the first things to review. If your information does not match across your documents, registry profile, or physician record, it could slow down the process. This is why patients searching for how to get medical marijuanas in Alabama should start by making sure their ID, contact information, and medical documentation are ready before moving forward.
Alabama patients must have a qualifying medical condition before a physician can recommend medical cannabis, and patients can learn more about Alabama qualifying conditions before scheduling. The state’s list includes:
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Cancer
- Chronic Pain
- Crohn’s Disease
- Depression
- Epilepsy or a condition causing seizures
- HIV/AIDS
- Multiple sclerosis
- Panic disorder
- Parkinson’s disease
- Persistent nausea (excluding nausea related to pregnancy, cannabis-induced cyclical vomiting syndrome, or cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome)
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Sickle Cell Anemia
- Spasticity
- Terminal illness
- Tourette’s Syndrome
For many patients, the qualifying-condition conversation is the most important part of the evaluation. An Alabama medical marijuanas card is not issued simply because someone is interested in cannabis. A certified physician must review the patient’s condition, symptoms, medical history, prior treatments, and whether medical cannabis may be appropriate under Alabama law.
It is also important to remember that the appointment is not only about naming the diagnosis. Your doctor may need to understand how long you have had symptoms, how those symptoms affect your daily life, what treatments you have already tried, and whether conventional options have been ineffective or inappropriate. That context can help the physician make a more informed decision about whether you qualify for a medical marijuana card Alabama.
During your evaluation, an Alabama physician certified to recommend medical cannabis will review your medical history, qualifying condition, symptoms, and documentation. The physician must establish a bona fide physician-patient relationship through an in-person visit and conduct a physical examination while physically present in the same room as the patient. The physician must also submit the electronic certification or recommendation to the patient registry if the patient qualifies.
This evaluation is the key medical step in the Alabama medical marijuanas card process. Without a recommendation from a registered certifying physician approved by the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners and the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission, patients cannot move forward as approved medical cannabis patients. Physicians must be certified and properly registered to recommend medical cannabis treatment.
Once the physician enters the recommendation into the registry system, the patient can complete the required registration steps and apply for a medical cannabis card. If the patient is required to have or chooses to have a caregiver, the caregiver must complete a separate registry application connected to the patient’s record.
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Montgomery Medical Marijuana Certification Process
The medical marijuana program in Alabama is now fully operational. Below you'll find the steps required to get your Alabama medical card.
Schedule your initial appointment by completing the form on this page or calling our office to book your in-person evaluation.
Complete your required lab testing before your appointment. All patients must complete a drug screening, and patients with female reproductive organs between the ages of 11 and 50 must also complete a pregnancy test.
Attend your in-person evaluation. Your provider will review your medical history, perform an examination, and determine whether you qualify for an Alabama medical cannabis certification.
If approved, register with the State of Alabama as a medical cannabis patient. Once registered, you'll return for in-person recertification every 30 or 90 days, depending on Alabama regulations. We also offer state registration assistance to help complete the process.
Have questions About Medical Cannabis in Montgomery?
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Yes. Green Health Docs is now scheduling in-person medical cannabis evaluations in Montgomery for qualified Alabama patients. Our Montgomery clinic is now open and serving patients from throughout the state. Additional clinic locations, including Birmingham, are planned as Alabama's medical cannabis program continues to expand.
Alabama law requires all medical cannabis certifications to be completed in person by an Alabama physician who is registered with both the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners and the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC). Telemedicine is not currently permitted for medical cannabis certifications in Alabama.
Getting approved for medical cannabis in Alabama is straightforward if you have a qualifying medical condition.
- Schedule an in-person appointment with a registered Alabama medical cannabis physician.
- Attend your evaluation, where your doctor will review your medical history, perform a physical examination, and determine whether you qualify.
- If approved, your physician submits your certification electronically to the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC).
- Complete your patient registration through the AMCC portal and pay the required state fee.
Once your registration is approved, you'll receive your Alabama medical cannabis card and can begin purchasing products from licensed dispensaries.
Alabama residents must be at least 19 years old (or have a registered caregiver if under 19) and have a qualifying medical condition
Yes. Alabama's medical cannabis program is now operating, and Montgomery is one of the cities approved for licensed dispensaries. The state's first dispensary opened in June 2026, and additional dispensaries are opening throughout Alabama as licensed operators begin serving patients.
To purchase medical cannabis, you'll need a valid Alabama medical cannabis card issued through the AMCC. Alabama only allows certain medical cannabis products, including tablets, capsules, tinctures, oils, creams, transdermal patches, suppositories, gelatinous cubes, nebulizers, and liquids for inhalers. Smoking cannabis flower, vaping products, and traditional edibles such as cookies or gummies are not permitted under Alabama law.
Green Health Docs has helped hundreds of thousands of patients across the country access medical cannabis and is proud to bring that experience to Alabama.
When you choose Green Health Docs, you'll receive:
- Evaluations from Alabama-registered medical cannabis physicians
- Friendly staff who guide you through every step of the process
- Assistance with the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission registration process
- Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
- Ongoing follow-up care as required under Alabama law
Our first clinic location is located in Montgomery and we plan on opening several more clinics which will be located conveniently throughout the state.
We're here to help.
Whether you're wondering if you qualify, what medical conditions are eligible, how the Alabama registration process works, or what to expect during your appointment, our team is happy to answer your questions.
Give us a call or schedule an appointment today. We'll guide you through every step—from your medical evaluation to obtaining your Alabama medical cannabis card—so you can access treatment as quickly and easily as possible.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Green Health Docs is one of the only medical marijuana evaluation clinics owned and operated by a licensed medical doctor. Most of our staff, including our local support center, are medical marijuana patients themselves who have been through the process before and are knowledgeable and passionate about helping others get their cards. Our goal is to make every step in the process as quick and easy as possible for you.
We have helped thousands of patients nationwide navigate their state’s marijuana programs and laws. We look forward to helping you get your card too!