100% Risk-Free Assessment: No Card, No Charge
Patients who do not qualify for a medical marijuana card will not be charged for their appointment.
- "After my first treatment I noticed a difference right away. I had no side effects and was able to fully function. I suggest you try it and change your life."
- "I applied for medical marijuana and pain reduced big time. Now I can relax and sleep, now I can volunteer and do all the activities I love."
- "Medical marijuana has given me some mental peace that I have not experienced in 50 years. It doesn’t take it away but it does soften the past experiences of combat."
- "Medical marijuana gave me my life back. I can make plans again, work again, enjoy life again, all because of medical marijuana. It saved my life."
- "After dealing with some of these for 20+ years it is AWESOME to have these conditions finally under some control that seems reasonable. Frankly, I haven’t had a quality of life this good in a very long time."
What is a Medical Marijuana Caregiver?
An individual who is qualified as a medical marijuana caregiver may legally purchase and possess medical marijuana for use by a patient who is also qualified. As the patient’s legal escort, they are also the patient’s guardian. The patient’s parents, legal guardians, health care surrogates, or people with medical power of attorney can all act as caregivers in a medical capacity.
In order for a caregiver to receive a caregiver card, they must first be certified and added to the Ohio Marijuana Registry by an Ohio physician who is licensed to prescribe cannabis. Ohio medical marijuana cards include a patient’s identification number, as well as the name of a licensed caregiver. The card indicates that the person is a caregiver, rather than a patient.
The State of Ohio requires that caregivers must present both their caregiver card and a government-issued photo ID when they visit their Ohio medical marijuana dispensary. Because of this state-created program, they can now legally pick up therapeutic cannabis products for their patient in Ohio. After receiving a prescription for marijuana, patients are required to make follow-up visits to the marijuana doctor who prescribed it.
What can a Medical Marijuana Caregiver do for their patient in Ohio?
It is the duty of a caregiver to obtain medical marijuana in Ohio for the benefit of a patient who has obtained a written authorization from the state to do so. To help the patient, the patient names a caregiver, who can be anyone who is important to the patient: a family member, a nurse, a spouse, or anyone else.
How to Become a Medical Marijuana Caregiver in Ohio
In Ohio, becoming a licensed medical marijuana caregiver isn’t difficult, but there are a few stumbling blocks that need to be overcome.
- Meet with a qualified medical marijuana doctor in Ohio to determine if the patient qualifies
- Complete the Caregiver Registration Application
- Have your Government-Issued Photo ID ready. This must display name, address, and DOB.
- Submit both of the above to MMCPRegistry@pharmacy.ohio.gov
Requirements to be an Ohio Medical Marijuana Caregiver
- If you are applying as a caregiver for a minor, you must:
- Be at least 21 years old, unless you are the legal guardian of that minor.
- Have a valid Government-Issued Photo ID
- Applying to be a caregiver for 3 patients or less
- Pay the required $25 caregiver registration fee.
Get an Ohio Medical Marijuana Card Today!
A consultation with one of our Ohio medical marijuana doctors can be scheduled if you’re interested in becoming a caregiver for a patient who is using medical marijuana in Ohio. Working together, we can find a solution for your loved one’s health issues and help them improve their quality of life. Find out right now if you’re eligible!
Our Pricing
100% Risk-Free Assessment
No Card, No Charge: Patients who do not qualify for a medical marijuana card will not be charged for their appointment.
- Initial Consultation: $150
Schedule a telemedicine appointment to receive your medical cannabis card recommendation. - Recertification: $150
Every year, your medical cannabis card must be renewed to continue your medical recommendation.