Marijuana Doctor Orlando
Looking for a marijuana doctor in Orlando? Dr. Green Relief helps Orange County patients get their Florida marijuana card.
Only a physician on the OMMU qualified physician list may certify you in Florida. Florida law (section 381.986(2), Florida Statutes) lists cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, HIV, AIDS, PTSD, ALS, Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, a terminal condition diagnosed by a physician other than the one who certifies you, and chronic nonmalignant pain caused by, or originating from, a qualifying medical condition and lasting beyond its usual course. A qualified physician may also certify you for another condition if it is of the same kind or class as, or comparable to, one of the listed conditions other than a terminal condition or chronic nonmalignant pain; that decision is at the physician’s discretion, and certification is never promised. Florida law requires your first evaluation to be in person; after that visit, the same physician may renew you by telemedicine anywhere in the Orlando area.
On the OMMU dispensing list of October 8, 2026, Winter Park had 4 dispensing locations and Osceola County had 3, 2 of them with a Kissimmee address.
Book your appointment online or call (800) 420-8423.
Our Doctors Can Evaluate You for Smokable Cannabis
Smokable: buy up to 2.5 oz per 35 days | Possess up to 4 oz
Smokable certification is at the qualified physician’s discretion under Florida law.
Our Doctors Can Evaluate You for Smokable Cannabis
Smokable: buy up to 2.5 oz per 35 days | Possess up to 4 oz
Smokable certification is at the qualified physician’s discretion under Florida law.
How Our Medical Marijuana Doctors Help Orlando Patients
The OMMU dispensing list (October 8, 2026) showed 43 dispensing locations in Orlando and 51 across Orange County. Once the OMMU approves your ID card application, you can fill your order at any of them. At the counter, each Orlando dispensary must confirm that your ID card is active and that your order matches what your physician certified. Bring the card, or the OMMU approval email until the card arrives, on every visit.
Before certifying, the physician must find that the likely benefits of medical marijuana outweigh the potential health risks for you, and a second physician must agree for a patient under 18. Florida requires the first exam to take place with the physician in the same room as you, so it cannot be done by video. When you come to visit our marijuana doctors near you for your marijuana card certification, you’ll be served inside an upscale medical office that’s clean, professional, and private.
In Orlando the steps run in this order: an in-person first exam, the physician’s entry in the state registry, then your OMMU ID card application. Book your first in-person exam with Dr. Green Relief.
BENEFITS
Upfront Pricing
Physician Must Be OMMU Qualified
Purchase and Use Under Florida Law
Evaluation fee refunded if not certified
Florida Marijuana Card Program
Here’s how the Florida program began: on November 8, 2016, 71.3% of voters approved Amendment 2, which lets a qualified physician certify patients with listed conditions.
A qualified physician on the OMMU list must certify you before you can apply for your cannabis card. After you’re certified and receive your state ID card, medical use that follows Florida law is not subject to criminal or civil liability under Florida law.
QUALIFYING MEDICAL CONDITIONS
AIDS / HIV
Epilepsy
Chronic Nonmalignant Pain
Cancer
Crohn’s Disease
Parkinson’s Disease
Glaucoma
Multiple Sclerosis
PTSD
Florida
Marijuana Card Cost
You pay two fees for a Florida card: the physician’s certification fee, and the $75 annual State Card fee paid to the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use.
Florida
Marijuana Laws
Want to stay within Florida law? With an approved Florida marijuana card, you can buy, possess and use medical cannabis within the limits the law sets. Orlando adds a city rule: City Code s. 43.95 makes possessing 20 grams or less of cannabis, or cannabis paraphernalia, a city code violation, and its definition of cannabis leaves out low-THC cannabis and medical cannabis as section 381.986, Florida Statutes, defines them.
Orlando Marijuana Dispensaries
With an approved card you can buy from licensed Orlando dispensaries. Each product must pass a lab test for potency and contaminants at a certified laboratory before it is sold.
BOOK YOUR EVALUATION
Florida Medical Marijuana Card Cost
New Patient
$199/visit
Initial Physician Consultation
State Document Assistance
210 Day Certification (State Maximum)
State Identification Card $75 (Paid Annually)
Renewal
$99/visit
Follow Up Physician Consultation
State Document Assistance
210 Day Certification (State Maximum)
State Identification Card $75 (Paid Annually)
Transfers
$99/visit
Follow Up Physician Consultation
State Document Assistance
210 Day Certification (State Maximum)
State Identification Card $75 (Paid Annually)
FAQ
What conditions qualify for a medical marijuana card in Orlando?
Florida law (section 381.986(2), Florida Statutes) lists these qualifying medical conditions:
- Cancer
- Epilepsy
- Glaucoma
- HIV (positive status)
- AIDS
- Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Crohn’s disease
- Parkinson’s disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- A terminal condition diagnosed by a physician other than the one who certifies you
- Chronic nonmalignant pain caused by, or originating from, a qualifying medical condition and lasting beyond its usual course
After examining you, a qualified physician may also certify you for another condition, such as some cases of anxiety, depression, migraines or neuropathy, if it is of the same kind or class as, or comparable to, one of the listed conditions other than a terminal condition or chronic nonmalignant pain; that decision is at the physician’s discretion, and certification is never promised. Neither anxiety nor depression is named in Florida’s statute, so a physician can consider either one only under the comparable-condition rule above. Your doctor will review your medical history during your evaluation to determine eligibility.
How much does a medical marijuana card cost in Orlando?
The cost is $199 for a new patient evaluation and $99 for renewals or patient transfers. The state of Florida charges a separate $75 annual registration fee, plus a $2.75 convenience fee if paid online. 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.
Does Dr. Green Relief serve patients outside of Orlando proper?
Yes. The Orlando clinic serves patients throughout Orange County and nearby areas including Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Apopka, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Clermont, and Lake Buena Vista. Orange County patients can renew by telemedicine with the physician who first examined them in person.
Where can I use my medical marijuana card after getting certified in Orlando?
Your Florida medical marijuana card is valid at any licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Center statewide. You can purchase from dispensaries in Orlando and throughout Florida, including cities such as Tampa, Fort Myers, and Miami.
How long does a Florida medical marijuana certification last?
Physician certifications are valid for up to 210 days. After that, a renewal evaluation is required to maintain access. Your Florida medical marijuana card must be renewed annually with a state fee.
Can I get a medical marijuana card in Orlando if I am a seasonal resident?
Yes. Under section 381.986(5)(b), you count as a seasonal resident if you stay in a temporary Florida home for at least 31 days in a row each calendar year, return home at least once a year, and are registered to vote or pay income tax in another state. Without a Florida license or ID, you submit two proofs of a Florida address, such as a lease and a recent utility bill.
Is telemedicine available for Orlando and Orange County patients?
Yes, for renewal patients. Your first certification must be an in-person exam, and only the physician who examined you in person may renew you by telehealth. Your state ID card is renewed separately with the OMMU each year.
Locations in Florida
