Online medical card evaluations
Get your medical marijuana card online with a state-licensed doctor
Book a private video or phone visit, talk with a physician licensed in your state, and pay only if you are approved.
- Californiafrom $49
- Connecticutfrom $179
- Georgiafrom $179
- Illinoisfrom $189
- Iowafrom $159
- Louisianafrom $199
- Mainefrom $79
- Marylandfrom $159
- Massachusettsfrom $159
- Michiganfrom $139
- Minnesotafrom $189
- Missourifrom $129
- Montanafrom $129
- Nevadafrom $139
- New Jerseyfrom $159
- New Mexicofrom $179
- New Yorkfrom $149
- Oklahomafrom $129
- Pennsylvaniafrom $179
- Rhode Islandfrom $179
- Texasfrom $159
- Vermontfrom $149
- Virginiafrom $179
- West Virginiafrom $149
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- HIPAA-protected
- Same-day evaluations
- Support 7 days a week
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How it works
Three steps to your medical card
- 01
Answer a few questions
Tell us about your health history and choose a time that works for you.
- 02
Meet a licensed physician
A doctor licensed in your state reviews your history in a private video or phone visit.
- 03
Register with your state
If you are approved, follow your state's steps to receive your medical card.
Clear pricing
Know the price before you book
Evaluation prices depend on your state. You pay only if the physician approves you, and state registration fees are paid separately to your state.
See every state's priceWhere we help patients
Online medical card evaluations by state
- Californiafrom $49
- Connecticutfrom $179
- Georgiafrom $179
- Illinoisfrom $189
- Iowafrom $159
- Louisianafrom $199
- Mainefrom $79
- Marylandfrom $159
- Massachusettsfrom $159
- Michiganfrom $139
- Minnesotafrom $189
- Missourifrom $129
- Montanafrom $129
- Nevadafrom $139
- New Jerseyfrom $159
- New Mexicofrom $179
- New Yorkfrom $149
- Oklahomafrom $129
- Pennsylvaniafrom $179
- Rhode Islandfrom $179
- Texasfrom $159
- Vermontfrom $149
- Virginiafrom $179
- West Virginiafrom $149
Why patients choose CertaMD
Careful evaluations, honest terms
State-licensed physicians
Every evaluation is done by a physician licensed in the state where you live.
Pay only if approved
If the physician does not approve you, you are not charged for the evaluation.
HIPAA-protected visits
Private video or phone visits on a secure telehealth platform.
Support 7 days a week
Real people help with booking, paperwork and state registration questions.
Qualifying conditions
Conditions that often qualify
Each state sets its own list. These conditions appear in many state programs, and your physician will check what applies where you live.
- Chronic pain
- Anxiety
- PTSD
- Insomnia
- Cancer
- Epilepsy and seizures
- Multiple sclerosis
- Crohn's disease
- Glaucoma
- Migraines
- Arthritis
- Nausea
From the blog
Guides for patients
- Cannabis Laws in Washington DC (2026) | What’s Legal & What’s NotMay 10, 2026
- Cannabis Laws in West Virginia (2026) | What’s Legal & What’s NotMay 10, 2026
- Cannabis Laws in Washington (2026) | What’s Legal & What’s NotMay 10, 2026
- Cannabis Laws in Virginia (2026) | What’s Legal & What’s Not May 9, 2026
- Cannabis Laws in Vermont (2026) | What’s Legal & What’s NotMay 9, 2026
- Cannabis Laws in Texas (2026) | What’s Legal & What’s NotMay 9, 2026
How does an online medical card evaluation work?
You fill out a short health questionnaire, then meet a physician licensed in your state by private video or phone visit. If the physician finds that you qualify under your state's rules, you receive a certification and register with your state program.
Do I pay if I am not approved?
No. You pay for the evaluation only if the physician approves you. State registration fees are separate and are paid directly to your state.
How much does a CertaMD evaluation cost?
Prices depend on your state. First visits start at $49 in California, and most states fall between $129 and $199. See the pricing page for every state.
Is my visit private?
Yes. Visits take place on a HIPAA-protected platform, and your health information is shared only as needed to complete your certification and state registration.
Can CertaMD guarantee that I will get a card?
No one can promise approval. A licensed physician makes an independent medical decision based on your history and your state's qualifying conditions.
Is medical cannabis legal under federal law?
No. Cannabis remains illegal under federal law, even in states with medical programs. State programs protect registered patients under state law only.