DR. GREEN RELIEF
Las Vegas Marijuana Doctors
How Do You Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Las Vegas?
To get a Nevada medical marijuana card in Las Vegas, you must be a Nevada resident with a condition on the state list, and a provider licensed in Nevada must sign your application. You can see that provider in person at our office or by video. You then apply on the state’s online portal and pay the state $50 for a 1 year card or $100 for 2 years. Our staff at 7200 W Smoke Ranch Rd Ste 120 can help you fill in the state application, and the Division of Public and Behavioral Health explains each step on its registry page.
Facts on this page were checked against official sources, including NRS chapter 678C and NRS 372A.290, by the Dr. Green Relief editorial team. Last reviewed October 19, 2026.
Money-back guarantee: if the physician does not certify you at an in-person evaluation at our Las Vegas office, your evaluation fee is refunded. The Nevada registry card fee ($50 for 1 year or $100 for 2 years) is paid to the state and is not part of this refund.
In-Person Visits at Our Las Vegas Office
You can see a Nevada-licensed physician in person at our Las Vegas office, 7200 W Smoke Ranch Rd Ste 120, Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM; the office is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Call (702) 707-2414 with questions, or see all Dr. Green Relief offices.
The physician checks your condition against the 14 on Nevada’s list. If it is on the list, the physician may sign your Attending Healthcare Provider Statement and choose a 1 year or 2 year card. You add the signed Waiver and Acknowledgment pages and send the packet with the state fee, uploaded on the Division’s portal or by mail. Once you are approved, the Division’s letter of approval works at dispensaries right away and for 60 days, and the card should arrive by mail within 7 to 10 business days.
Telehealth Evaluations for Nevada Residents
Nevada residents can also have the evaluation by video. Nevada law lets a provider establish a relationship with a patient by telehealth when that is clinically appropriate, as long as the provider holds a Nevada license (NRS 629.515). That statute does not count fax or email as telehealth. To book, choose the video visit with a Nevada-licensed physician in the price section below. The state card fee is paid to the Division separately and is the same $50 or $100 as after an in-person visit.
Las Vegas
Medical Marijuana Doctors
And The Nevada Card
After a Las Vegas medical marijuana doctor licensed in Nevada confirms that your condition is on the state list, the next step is to enroll in the medical marijuana card program. When the Division approves you, its approval letter works at licensed dispensaries right away and for 60 days while the card is mailed.
Your status as a marijuana card patient is kept in a confidential state registry. The Division of Public and Behavioral Health may not disclose your name. It may confirm your card to law enforcement only to verify that you hold it, and it must give your name to Parole and Probation if you are on parole or probation.
BENEFITS
State Card Fees Shown Upfront
Lower Taxes On Medical Purchases
Dispensary Access Under Age 21
Office Visit Fee Refunded If Not Certified
Nevada
Marijuana Card Program
Patients who hold a Nevada registry card are exempt from state prosecution for the medical use and possession of cannabis within the legal limits, and may grow it only in limited cases. At your evaluation, the provider decides whether you have a condition on Nevada’s list. If you do, the provider may sign the Attending Healthcare Provider Statement for a 1 year or 2 year card.
Under NRS 678C.220, the provider who signs your Nevada application must be licensed in Nevada and in good standing with a Nevada board. Your registry record is confidential, with the limited exceptions set out in NRS 678C.800. A Las Vegas marijuana doctor who sees you by telehealth must also hold a Nevada license to treat you in Nevada (NRS 629.515).
Maxine Bonnie Ingham, M.D. (Nevada medical license 8528) is among the physicians who provide telehealth evaluations for Nevada patients with Dr. Green Relief.
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Nevada Marijuana
Card Registry
A Nevada medical marijuana card has two costs: the physician’s evaluation fee, and the state card fee of $50 for 1 year or $100 for 2 years, paid directly to the Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health.
Nevada
Marijuana Laws
Obtaining your Nevada medical marijuana card lets you possess up to 2.5 ounces of usable cannabis at one time, and you may grow up to 12 plants only in the limited cases state law allows. You can read the full text of Nevada’s medical cannabis law in NRS Chapter 678C.
Las Vegas
Marijuana Dispensaries
With your card you can shop at licensed stores in Las Vegas: Clark County had 75 retail dispensary licenses on the state list as of September 1, 2026. Products sold there must pass the state’s required lab tests. The Cannabis Compliance Board publishes the list of licensed Nevada dispensaries.
1 YEAR DOCTOR’S CERTIFICATION
In person at our office
Physician’s Evaluation
Complete State Application Assistance
Online State Application Guidance
State Card Fee To DPBH: $50
2 YEAR DOCTOR’S CERTIFICATION
In person at our office
Physician’s Evaluation
Complete State Application Assistance
Online State Application Guidance
State Card Fee To DPBH: $100
Nevada Telehealth
Evaluation
$79/visit
Video Visit With A Nevada-Licensed Physician
Nevada Allows A First Video Visit If Clinically Appropriate
Online State Application Guidance
State Card Fee To DPBH: $50 For 1 Year, $100 For 2 Years
Nevada Resident Cannabis Card Renewal
Video renewal visit
Physician’s Evaluation
Complete State Application Assistance
Online State Application Guidance
State Card Fee To DPBH: $50 For 1 Year, $100 For 2 Years
Non-Nevada Residents:
Home State Card
$49/visit
Video Visit, Physician Must Be Licensed In Your State
Join From Your Home State
Only If Your State Issues Cards
Card Fee Paid To Your Home State
Visiting Nevada:
Nevada Card Rules
Residents only
No Nevada Card For Visitors
Bring Your Home State Card
Medical Dispensaries May Serve You
Nevada Possession Limits Apply
Book an Appointment with a
Marijuana Doctor Near You
Hours
- Monday: 9AM to 5PM
- Tuesday: 9AM to 5PM
- Wednesday: 9AM to 5PM
- Thursday: 9AM to 5PM
- Friday: 9AM to 5PM
- Saturday: Closed
- Sunday: Closed
Dr. Green Relief Las Vegas
How To Get There
Coming from the north:
Crestaloma St
Las Vegas, NV 89131, USA
Access Co Rd 215 W from N Jones Blvd.
7 min (3.6 mi)
7 min (3.6 mi)
Take US-95 S towards Rock Springs Dr. Take exit 82 from US-95 S.
7 min (7.7 mi)
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Continue on Rock Springs Dr to your destination.
Coming from the west:
2940-2942 N Lamb Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89115, USA
Access I-15 S in North Las Vegas.
9 min (3.3 mi)
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Continue on I-15 S. Take US-95 N towards N Rainbow Blvd in Las Vegas. Take exit 82B from US-95 N.
9 min (9.7 mi)
Follow N Rainbow Blvd and W Smoke Ranch Rd to your destination.
Coming from the east:
298 Lindura Ct
Las Vegas, NV 89138, USA
Las Vegas, NV 89138, USA
Access NV-613/Summerlin Pkwy from Fox Hill Dr and Far Hills Ave.
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Continue on NV-613/Summerlin Pkwy towards N Rainbow Blvd. Take exit 82B from US-95 N.
7 min (7.0 mi)
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Follow N Rainbow Blvd and W Smoke Ranch Rd to your destination.
3 min (0.8 mi)
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Coming from the south:
298 Lindura Ct
Las Vegas, NV 89138, USA
Las Vegas, NV 89138, USA
Access NV-613/Summerlin Pkwy from Fox Hill Dr and Far Hills Ave.
7 min (2.9 mi)
7 min (2.9 mi)
Continue on NV-613/Summerlin Pkwy towards N Rainbow Blvd. Take exit 82B from US-95 N.
7 min (7.0 mi)
7 min (7.0 mi)
Follow N Rainbow Blvd and W Smoke Ranch Rd to your destination.
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