If you’re one of the millions of Americans trying to get your MMJ license but don’t live in Nevada, California, or New York, don’t despair — we’ve got your back.
While it may be slightly more cumbersome to find a marijuana doctor near you than it is for residents of the above three states, it is certainly not impossible – and it shouldn’t be causing you any headaches.
Truth be told, almost every single one of the 33 states that offers a legal MMJ program has developed marijuana-specific ‘420 clinics’ that exist for the sole purpose of issuing medical marijuana recommendations.
Even in states like Georgia where it can be incredibly frustrating to find a medical marijuana doctor, there are services in place that offer medical recommendations for the legal use of cannabis. (Few people know that Georgia has a “Low-THC Oil Registry” where qualified patients suffering from cancer, seizures, ALS, Multiple Sclerosis and other conditions can legally use and possess marijuana products).
Premier Chronic Pain Care, for example, is an Atlanta-based clinic that offers Georgia patients evaluations that may enter them into the Low-THC Oil Registry, at which point they can legally possess certain forms of marijuana.
And indeed, cannabis-specific clinics like these exist in virtually every other U.S. state that offers a medical marijuana program.
However, be careful when going online and selecting a clinic, as there are numerous scams out there that are simply fishing for your personal information.
For example, you may find links online that say something ‘Fast Online Marijuana Evaluations — For as Little as $30!’ when in reality all they are trying to get is an email – or better yet, your credit card information.
In order to safely find a medical marijuana doctor near you, we only recommend using the reliable services of Leafly, Weedmaps, or of course – us personally here at Marijuana Break. By accessing the link below, we will do our best to guide you to a valid, legal, reliable marijuana doctor near you – no matter which state you live in.
We have compiled a list of valid, real marijuana doctors that we trust, and more importantly, that you can trust to help you get on the right track to medical marijuana treatment. We have made the process of finding a 420 doctor near you super easy and convenient, and in some instances, can even schedule an appointment for you on the very same day.
If you’re still uneasy about which service to use, or what’s the best way to find a medical marijuana doctor near you, here are a couple of Frequently Asked Questions that will hopefully be able to set your mind at ease:
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hands doctor with marijuana medical cannabis icon[/caption]I FOUND A MEDICAL MARIJUANA DOCTOR NEAR ME – HOW DO I KNOW THEY’RE LEGIT?
If you’ve gone online and found a medical marijuana doctor near you that you feel might be legit, give them a call. If they try and get your credit card information or any other personal information prior to you coming into the office, abort the mission and find another doctor.
Any trustworthy MMJ clinic should be transparent in terms of what you’ll need to get your medical marijuana card, so rather than asking for your personal information right off the bat, they should walk you through the general process and ask you if you have access to your medical records, if you have a proper form of identification, etc.
ONLINE MMJ EVALUATION: THE QUICKEST WAY TO FIND A 420 DOCTOR NEAR YOU
Veriheal is an online medical marijuana evaluation service that has taken advantage of legislation in specific states that allows for the use of telemedicine. It may sound too good to be true, but with this service, you can legitimately create an account online, schedule a consultation with a real doctor, and receive your valid MMJ recommendation in as little as 30 minutes. The easiest route nine times out of ten is to get online medical cards.
If you’re searching for a 420 doctor near you, be advised that online telemedicine services are the fastest, cheapest, most convenient option — by far.
Of course, you will still need to obtain all of the proper documentation – as well as your medical records as discussed above – before you search for an online marijuana doctor near you and use a telemedicine service.
