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If you're a Utah resident and believe that you have one of the state-approved "serious medical conditions" with at least one form of proof, then you will most likely qualify. You will first need to be evaluated by a registered medical marijuana doctor. Once approved, you can register and apply with the state as a patient to get your card. If you have any questions, give our local support center a call or text at 240-356-1000 and we will be happy to assist you.

Schedule now or give us a call at 240-356-1000; our friendly support team is available 7 days per week to set up a date and time for you to get evaluated by a medical marijuana doctor in Utah and to answer any questions you may have.

You will just need to submit a valid photo ID with your completed intake form.

The cost to be seen by our doctor for the initial Utah medical marijuana certification is $200. The price includes assistance with state registration, medical marijuana education, the doctor’s visit, and any other help needed throughout the process. For in-clinic appointments we accept cash, credit, or debit and for telemedicine it's credit or debit only. The required initial state application fee is $15 payable by credit or debit only.

Only a licensed medical marijuana doctor can determine if you qualify for the program, so we cannot guarantee your approval. However, if you do not get approved by our doctor you will receive a FULL refund! Our knowledgeable and friendly support staff is ready to help get you fully prepared for your appointment so that you have the best chance of approval, just give us a call at 240-356-1000 if you would like to know more.

A licensed Utah medical marijuana doctor will examine you, review any medical documentation you are able to provide, and assess your medical history. Appointments are typically about 10-15 minutes. We will also maintain your patient records and provide follow-up care as needed.

• Chronic and intractable pain
• HIV or AIDS
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
• Cancer
• Cachexia
• Persistent nausea
• Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis
• Epilepsy or debilitating seizures
• Multiple sclerosis or persistent and debilitating muscle spasms
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) 
• Autism
• A terminal illness when the patient’s life expectancy is less than six months
• A condition resulting in the individual receiving hospice care
• A rare condition or disease that affects less than 200,000 individuals in the U.S., as defined in federal law, and that is not adequately managed despite treatment attempts using conventional medications (other than opioids or opiates) or physical interventions

You can fax your records to 240-366-1932 or you can have them emailed to info@greenhealthdocs.com.

No. Physicians must hold a valid license to practice medicine in Utah and apply through the Department of Health in order to certify patients for a medical marijuana card. All of our doctors here at Green Health Docs are registered with the state and demonstrate the knowledge and compassion necessary to give you the highest possible quality of care.

Yes. Veterans can obtain medical marijuana in the same way as any other patient at Green Health Docs. We are proud to help our veterans combat their medical conditions with medical marijuana!

The Utah Department of Health online medical marijuana registry is now open and can be accessed visited. The initial application fee is $15. If you're having trouble getting registered, you can contact us at 877-242-0362 or visit one of our Utah clinic locations for assistance.

No. Insurance companies do not cover any costs associated with medical marijuana due to conflicts with federal law.

Legal patients will be able to purchase medical marijuana products from licensed medical cannabis pharmacies located throughout the state. Patients will also be able to use their card in other medical states that offer reciprocity for Utah medical marijuana cards.

No. The state decided not to issue physical ID cards, but patients are required to have the digital copy of their medical ID card in order to be able to purchase from dispensaries.

Qualified patients may purchase and possess up to:

• 113 grams of raw marijuana flower
• 20 grams of total composite THC in a processed form

Qualified patients will be able to purchase all of the following forms of medical marijuana:

• Vape cartridges
• Capsules and tablets
• Oils
• Liquids and tinctures
• Gelatinous cubes
• Topicals and transdermal products
• Raw flower (for vaping only, smoking is prohibited)
• Concentrates such as waxes, resins

The only forms of medical marijuana that are NOT permitted to be sold at dispensaries are edibles such as brownies, cookies, or candy.

No. The state does not allow patients or caregivers to cultivate medical marijuana. Only a state-licensed cultivation facility can grow medical marijuana.

No, as a medical patient you are protected by HIPAA. Green Health Docs makes the privacy and security of our patients’ confidential information a top priority. No one will be able to find out your status as a medical marijuana patient unless you openly tell them or if you are administered a drug test for marijuana.

Yes. With Utah being an at-will state and there not currently being any legislation in place that protects medical marijuana patients in the workplace, medical cardholders can still be administered drug screenings and receive disciplinary action regarding the results of drug screenings. For this reason, we recommend making sure you are fully aware of your employer’s policy regarding drug screenings and medical marijuana before moving forward with the process.

Utah does not have any restrictions regarding patients on probation or parole, however, you must get permission from your probation or parole officer first before pursuing a medical marijuana card.

As a legal medical marijuana patient, you are protected. Patients do not have to disclose that they possess medical marijuana and do not have to consent to a search. However, if a search is conducted and medical marijuana is found, the patient should immediately present their patient ID card or direct law enforcement to the state patient registry to show that they are a legal patient.

No. You must be certified in Utah by a licensed medical marijuana doctor to legally access and purchase from dispensaries in the state.

Yes, there are multiple states currently accepting Utah medical cards. The laws for using out-of-state medical cards vary from state to state, so the best way to find out is by contacting a dispensary in the state you're interested in visiting to find out for sure.

Utah requires patients to be re-certified multiple times in their first year. The appointment schedule is as follows:

• Initial Evaluation.

• 90-Day Follow-Up. Takes place 90 days after the initial appt.

• 6-Month Follow-Up. Takes place 6 months after the 90-day follow-up appt.

• 2nd 6-Month Follow-Up. Takes place 6 months after the 1st 6-month follow-up appt.

• Yearly Follow-Up. Takes place 1 year after the 2nd 6-month follow-up appt and each year following.

Yes! You do not have to be seen by the same doctor each year. If you were certified by another medical marijuana doctor last year and would like to switch to Green Health Docs, we will be happy to take care of you!