Medical Marijuana Doctors Serving Largo, FL
In Largo, if you book with us, the path to a Florida medical marijuana card opens with an in-person exam at our nearest office, in Tampa at 4600 N Habana Ave Ste 32, where a qualified physician decides whether you qualify. New patients pay $199; the first FAQ answer below gives the state’s card charges.
Certifying a patient in Florida is reserved for a qualified physician, and that role is limited to MDs and DOs whose Florida license is active and unrestricted. Each must pass a 2-hour course and examination under section 381.986(3)(a), first before approval and then again ahead of each license renewal.
Dr. Green Relief’s medical marijuana doctors evaluate Largo patients for a Florida medical marijuana card, and each is on the OMMU qualified physician list. To see how the card itself is issued, read how to get a Florida medical marijuana card, which covers the OMMU ID card application that follows certification. The list in section 381.986(2), Florida Statutes, starts with ten named diseases, among them cancer, PTSD and multiple sclerosis, and also covers a terminal condition that a different physician diagnosed, and chronic nonmalignant pain caused by a qualifying condition that lasts beyond that condition’s usual course. The full list is in the FAQ below. Your physician may also judge another diagnosis comparable to one of the ten, though that call is made only after your exam and no outcome is promised in advance.
The process starts with one in-person evaluation at our Tampa office, $199 for new patients. Money-back guarantee: if the physician does not certify you at your visit, your evaluation fee is refunded. The $75 state ID card fee is paid to the Florida Department of Health and is not part of this refund. On the October 8, 2026 OMMU list, 8 dispensing locations had a Largo address, 13 a Clearwater address and 18 a St. Petersburg address; counted by county, Pinellas County had 54.
Smokable Cannabis Certification for Largo Patients
Buy up to 2.5 oz every 35 days | Hold no more than 4 oz
Whether smoking is authorized is the certifying physician’s decision under Florida law.
Smokable Cannabis Certification for Largo Patients
Buy up to 2.5 oz every 35 days | Hold no more than 4 oz
Whether smoking is authorized is the certifying physician’s decision under Florida law.
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He is licensed in Florida as a medical doctor, license ME115088, which you can check on the Florida Department of Health license lookup.
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FAQ
How do I get a medical marijuana card in Largo, Florida?
A Largo patient needs three things, in order: an in-person exam, a certification in the state registry and an approved OMMU ID card application. First, book an in-person appointment with a Dr. Green Relief qualified physician at our Tampa office, (813) 575-2755, open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Florida requires the physician to examine you and assess your full medical history before deciding whether to certify you (s. 381.986(4)(a)). If you are certified, you apply to the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) for your ID card, and once it is approved any of the 8 dispensing locations in Largo on the October 8, 2026 OMMU list can fill your order. Dr. Green Relief charges $199 for a new patient evaluation at that Tampa office, paid to us; the state’s fee for your ID card application is $75, and a $2.75 convenience fee is added when you pay it online. Once you hold a card, Florida limits purchases to a 70-day supply per 70-day period, and smokable products to one 35-day supply per 35 days, up to 2.5 oz unless the Department of Health approves an exception.
What conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Largo, FL?
These are the qualifying conditions in section 381.986(2), Florida Statutes, in the order the statute lists them:
- Cancer
- Epilepsy
- Glaucoma
- HIV positive status
- AIDS
- PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder)
- ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
- Crohn’s disease
- Parkinson’s disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- A terminal condition, if a physician other than your certifying physician made the diagnosis
- Chronic nonmalignant pain that a qualifying condition caused or started, lasting past that condition’s usual course
Conditions outside the list can still qualify when the examining physician finds them comparable to, or of the same kind or class as, one of the ten named diseases above; the terminal condition and chronic pain items are not used for that comparison. Some cases of anxiety, depression, migraines or neuropathy may be weighed this way. It is the physician’s call, made after your exam, and no one can promise a certification ahead of time. During your appointment, your doctor will review your medical history to determine eligibility and recommend the appropriate certification.
Do Largo patients need to be Florida residents to get a card?
Yes. You must be a permanent Florida resident or a seasonal one. If you live in Florida for only part of each year, check the seasonal test: section 381.986(5)(b) defines a seasonal resident as “any person who temporarily resides in this state for a period of at least 31 consecutive days in each calendar year, maintains a temporary residence in this state, returns to the state or jurisdiction of his or her residence at least one time during each calendar year, and is registered to vote or pays income tax in another state or jurisdiction.” Adult permanent residents show a valid Florida driver license or ID card. Adult seasonal residents who lack a valid one may submit two proofs of a Florida address instead, for example a residential lease plus a utility bill not more than 2 months old.
Can I use my medical marijuana card from Largo at dispensaries across Florida?
Yes. Your Florida medical marijuana card is valid statewide. After the OMMU approves your card, you may buy from any licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Center (MMTC) across Florida, so long as that card remains active and a current physician certification is on file in the registry. On October 8, 2026, the OMMU dispensing list showed 8 locations in Largo itself and 54 across Pinellas County.
How is Dr. Green Relief different from other marijuana doctors?
Dr. Green Relief is a medical cannabis certification practice that sees Largo patients at its Tampa office, with one posted price. The new patient fee is shown on this page before you book. Our physicians evaluate patients for the conditions Florida law covers. Renewal visits are booked at the same Tampa office after your first in-person visit.
How long does it take to get a medical marijuana card after my Tampa appointment?
After your physician evaluation, your doctor submits your certification to the Florida OMMU. You will then complete your state registration online, where you pay the $75 state ID card fee. Online applications take an average of 10 business days for approval, according to the OMMU Registry Identification Cards page. You can check your application status online in the Medical Marijuana Use Registry, and dispensaries can serve you once your card is approved.
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