In Ann Arbor you have to follow Michigan's rules to get a marijuana registry identification card. First you must complete an evaluation with a qualified Michigan physician and earn physician certification. After that, patients must apply through the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program, known as MMMP.
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If you live in Michigan and have a condition that qualifies, a qualified doctor can look at your medical history and decide if medical marijuana could help treat or ease your condition or symptoms. If you qualify, the doctor can fill out the certification.
ApplyMMJCard assists residents of Ann Arbor in setting up an evaluation with a Michigan-licensed physician. Patients can pick an appointment time and finish the required medical evaluation. The process is made to make getting a doctor's certification and applying for an MMMP registry card easier to understand.
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The process of becoming a registered medical marijuana patient in Michigan involves a few simple steps.
Choose a convenient appointment time and provide the information needed to arrange your medical marijuana evaluation.
Complete the required medical evaluation with an eligible Michigan physician. The physician will review your medical history, discuss your condition, and determine whether you meet Michigan's requirements for medical marijuana certification.
If the physician determines that you qualify, they can complete the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program Physician Certification. The medical evaluation and physician certification must meet current MMMP requirements.
Submit your physician certification, proof of Michigan residency, required patient information, and state application fee to the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program. Eligible patients without a caregiver can apply online. Once approved, you receive your Michigan medical marijuana registry identification card.
Connect with a qualified, licensed physician who provides medical marijuana consultations for eligible patients. Each evaluation is based on the patient's individual medical information.
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Michigan requires patients to have a qualifying debilitating medical condition or qualifying symptoms listed under the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act and MMMP rules. A qualified physician must also certify the patient's medical use of marijuana.
Patients may seek certification for conditions such as:
Other qualifying conditions include glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C, ALS, Parkinson's disease, autism, inflammatory bowel disease, cerebral palsy, and other conditions or symptoms recognized under Michigan's medical marijuana program.
Your physician will evaluate your medical history and determine whether you meet the requirements for medical marijuana certification.
Michigan medical marijuana registry cards are usually valid for two years. Patients can start the renewal process as early as 90 days before the expiration date that appears on their registry ID card.
We assist patients in Ann Arbor by helping them set up an evaluation with a Michigan physician. You can pick an appointment time and complete the medical evaluation that is required for renewal. If the physician finds that you still meet the qualifications, they will issue the certification you need to submit your MMMP renewal application.
The total cost of obtaining a Michigan medical marijuana card may include:
Paid for your physician consultation.
If applicable to your appointment.
Paid directly to the state program.
For existing patients renewing their registry card.
The Michigan Medical Marijuana Program currently charges a $40 patient application fee. The same state application fee applies when renewing a registry identification card. Physician evaluation fees are separate and may vary depending on the provider.
Disclaimer: Medical marijuana laws, qualifying conditions, physician requirements, application fees, and MMMP rules may change in Michigan, so you should double-check them. Review the latest Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency and Michigan Medical Marijuana Program requirements before beginning your application or renewal process.
ApplyMMJCard gives Ann Arbor residents a convenient way to arrange the medical evaluation needed to begin the Michigan medical marijuana card application process.
Ann Arbor includes established neighborhoods, university-area communities, and residential areas throughout Washtenaw County. Michigan residents throughout the city and nearby communities can arrange a medical marijuana evaluation with a qualified Michigan physician.
Find answers to common questions about getting a Medical Marijuana Card in Ann Arbor.
Eligible patients without a caregiver can submit their MMMP registry card application online. However, Michigan's medical marijuana program requires a qualifying patient to complete the required medical evaluation with a Michigan physician before the application is approved.
Yes. Michigan has qualifying debilitating medical conditions and symptoms under its medical marijuana program. These include conditions such as chronic pain, cancer, PTSD, Crohn's disease, arthritis, and several other recognized medical conditions and symptoms.
Michigan's current MMMP guidance requires an in-person medical evaluation as part of the physician-patient relationship for medical marijuana certification. Patients can use online services for certain parts of the application process, but the required medical evaluation must meet Michigan's current requirements.
Adult Michigan residents generally need physician certification, proof of Michigan residency, a completed MMMP application, and the applicable state application fee. Patients applying online without a caregiver must also create a secure MMMP online account.
Yes. Patients seeking Michigan medical marijuana patient protections and access through licensed medical provisioning centers must obtain a valid MMMP registry identification card. A valid registry card and government-issued photo ID are required when purchasing medical marijuana from a licensed provisioning center.
ApplyMMJCard can help Ann Arbor residents arrange an appointment with a qualified Michigan physician for a medical marijuana evaluation. Complete your required evaluation, receive physician certification if you qualify, and use it to begin your Michigan Medical Marijuana Program application.
