Medical Marijuana Doctors Cincinnati
Dr. Green Relief connects Cincinnati residents with state-licensed physicians who can certify you for an Ohio medical marijuana card via telemedicine, from home.
Since Ohio’s House Bill 523 legalized medical cannabis in 2016, our doctors have helped thousands of patients across Ohio get certified for qualifying conditions including chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, epilepsy, and more. Our certified marijuana doctors will guide you through every step of the registration process at no additional charge.
Once certified, you can legally purchase cannabis tinctures, edibles, oils, patches, and vaporizable plant material at any licensed Ohio dispensary. Dr. Green Relief physicians serve patients in Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland. You only pay if the doctor approves your certification.
How the Ohio Medical Marijuana Program Works
Ohio legalized medical marijuana in 2016 through House Bill 523. The program is now administered by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control (DCC).
To participate, you must have a qualifying condition and be certified by a state-licensed physician. Once certified, you register in the Ohio Medical Marijuana Registry and receive your card. Evaluations are available via telemedicine no in-person visit required.
Your card is valid for 1 year and must be renewed annually.
How the Ohio Medical Marijuana Program Works
Ohio legalized medical marijuana in 2016 through House Bill 523. The program is now administered by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control (DCC).
To participate, you must have a qualifying condition and be certified by a state-licensed physician. Once certified, you register in the Ohio Medical Marijuana Registry and receive your card. Evaluations are available via telemedicine no in-person visit required.
Your card is valid for 1 year and must be renewed annually.
Why Cincinnati Patients Choose Dr. Green Relief
Dr. Green Relief is voted the Best Marijuana Doctor in Cincinnati by patients just like you. Our medical cannabis clinicians provide legal access to marijuana through Ohio’s Marijuana Program. We have successfully helped hundreds of patients just like you obtain their medical marijuana cards in Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, and elsewhere in Ohio. Our staff will guide you through marijuana card registration and offer advice about the most reliable cannabis products available from licensed dispensaries.
Our Cincinnati marijuana doctors are experienced in Ohio’s medical marijuana program. They have recommended marijuana to hundreds of patients in the Cincinnati metro area to relieve symptoms associated with spinal cord disease, glaucoma, hepatitis C, inflammatory bowel disease, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s disease, cancer, fibromyalgia, Tourette’s syndrome, terminal illness, epilepsy, PTSD, and HIV, among other qualifying conditions under Ohio law. Dr. Green Relief physicians have helped thousands of patients across Ohio, Alabama, Nevada, Texas, and 10+ other states get certified for medical marijuana.
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Ohio Medical
Marijuana Control Program
Wondering how the Ohio’s medical marijuana program works? We’ll break it down for you! The state of Ohio legalized medical marijuana use in 2016 through a bill passed by the state legislature. The state law allows edibles, oil, vapor, patch, tinctures, or plant material. To get your Ohio Cannabis Card, you first have to be certified by a Cincinnati Marijuana Physician. Once you receive a physician’s certification, you’ll be protected from state-level criminal prosecution for the use, possession, and purchase of medical cannabis in Ohio in accordance with state law.
AIDS / HIV
Cachexia
Chronic Pain
Cancer
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Tourette syndrome
Glaucoma
Epilepsy
Parkinson’s disease
Ohio
Marijuana Card Fees
There are two costs associated with obtaining your Ohio Medical Marijuana Card. 1) The fee to certify you. 2) The state processing fee payable directly the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control (DCC).
Ohio Medical
Marijuana Laws
Ohio medical marijuana card holders can legally purchase, possess, and consume medical cannabis at licensed dispensaries statewide. Your certification protects you under Ohio law for the duration of your 1-year card.
Cincinnati
Marijuana Dispensaries
After obtaining your Ohio Medical Marijuana Card you will be able to access the Cincinnati Dispensaries. You can expect a wide variety of lab-tested medical grade cannabis products and knowledgeable staff to assist you.
Ohio Cannabis Card
New Patient
$189/visit
Initial Physician Consultation
State Document Assistance
210 Day Certification (State Maximum)
State Identification Card $50 (Paid Annually)
Ohio Cannabis Card
Renewal
$149/visit
Follow Up Physician Consultation
State Document Assistance
210 Day Certification (State Maximum)
State Identification Card $50 (Paid Annually)
Ohio Cannabis Card
Transfers
$149/visit
Follow Up Physician Consultation
State Document Assistance
210 Day Certification (State Maximum)
State Identification Card $50 (Paid Annually)
TESTIMONIALS
FAQ
Is medical marijuana legal in Cincinnati?
Yes. Medical marijuana is legal in Cincinnati and throughout Ohio. Ohio legalized medical cannabis in 2016 through House Bill 523. The program is administered by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control (DCC). Qualified patients with a physician certification can legally purchase, possess, and consume medical cannabis at licensed dispensaries statewide.
How do I get a medical marijuana card in Cincinnati, Ohio?
Schedule a telemedicine appointment with a Dr. Green Relief physician. During your evaluation, the doctor will review your medical history and qualifying condition. If approved, you’ll receive your physician certification and be registered in the Ohio Medical Marijuana Registry. You can then purchase cannabis at any licensed Ohio dispensary. You only pay if approved.
What conditions qualify for an Ohio MMJ card?
Ohio recognizes 26 qualifying conditions, including chronic pain, cancer, PTSD, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Crohn’s disease, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, and traumatic brain injury, among others. The full list is determined by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control (DCC). If you’re unsure whether your condition qualifies, our physicians can review your case during your evaluation.
What qualifies you for medical marijuana in Ohio?
You must be an Ohio resident and have a diagnosis of at least one qualifying condition recognized by the State Medical Board of Ohio. To participate, you must obtain a recommendation from a physician who holds a Certificate to Recommend (CTR) issued by the State Medical Board of Ohio. There is no state registration fee; the DCC eliminated it in May 2024. Patients under 18 may qualify with the consent of a parent or legal guardian, who must also serve as the patient’s caregiver.
How much does an Ohio marijuana card cost?
Dr. Green Relief charges $189 for new patient evaluations and $149 for renewals and transfers. There is no additional state registration fee Ohio reduced the patient card fee to $0.01 in 2024. You only pay Dr. Green Relief’s fee if the physician approves your certification.
How long is my Ohio certification valid?
Your Ohio medical marijuana certification is valid for one year from the date of issue. You must renew annually with a follow-up physician evaluation to maintain access to licensed dispensaries.
Can I get certified via telehealth in Cincinnati?
Yes. All Dr. Green Relief evaluations in Cincinnati are conducted via telemedicine no in-person visit required. You’ll meet with a state-licensed physician online, from home, at a time that works for you. Same-day appointments are available.
Is it legal to smoke marijuana in Ohio?
No. Smoking meaning combustion is not permitted under Ohio’s medical marijuana program. Patients are allowed to purchase and use approved product forms including edibles, tinctures, oils, patches, and plant material for vaporization. Vaporizing flower is permitted; burning it is not.
How do I contact Ohio medical marijuana?
For program-related questions, the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control (DCC) can be reached through the official Ohio Department of Commerce website at com.ohio.gov. For questions about your certification or appointment with Dr. Green Relief, call us at (800) 420-8423 or schedule online.
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