What Are the Qualifying Conditions?

You may be eligible for the use of medical cannabis for any condition deemed clinically appropriate by your health care provider. Please talk to your health care provider about whether medical cannabis may help you. 

Speak with your physician

The first step is speaking with your treating health care provider about whether the medical use of cannabis is appropriate for your condition. Your health care provider may issue you a certification if medical cannabis is an appropriate treatment for you.

Fill Your Recommendation

Patients seeking access to medical cannabis should first go to their health care provider. If a patient’s health care provider does not already certify patients for the use of medical cannabis and would like to, they can find information on the OCM website.

NOTE: Patients under the age of 18 or incapable of consent are required to have one designated caregiver who will be auto-registered at the time of certification by the certifying health care provider.  The caregiver will be able to bring the patient’s certification, the caregiver registry ID and their government-issued photo ID to the dispensary. 

Schedule your delivery

Registered organizations may only manufacture medical cannabis products in forms approved by the Office of Cannabis Management. Some examples of medical cannabis products that are available are vape cartridge/pen, capsule/tablets, tincture, oral spray, oral powder, lozenges, metered ground plant preparation for vaporization, whole flower cannabis for vaporization and transdermal patches. Seeds and immature plants for home cultivation are also available for sale to certified patients or their designated caregivers at some registered organizations dispensing locations. Patients should contact registered organizations directly to learn what products they have available. More information about registered organizations can be found here.