Medical Marijuana Card Exam | Snap Medical Wellnes

ILLINOIS MEDICAL MARIJUANA

Examinations for Medical Marijuana Certification completed via telemedicine and you get your card within 24-48 hours.

Qualifying Patients enrolled in SSDI or SSI and Veterans are eligible for reduced MMC exam and may be eligible for a reduced application fee.

BENEFITS OF A MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD

MARIJUANA TAX EXEMPTION- Lower sales tax with higher purchase limits

ACCESS TO A HIGHER THC PRODUCTS - Higher-potency cannabis products (high in THC)

GREATER CANNABIS ACCESS - Medical Marijuana card holders have priority over recreational buyers.

DISCOUNT AT DISPENSARIES - Cannabis products are less expensive at medical dispensaries than recreational ones.

We can help, our compassionate provider can help you qualify for your Medical Marijuana Card with a simple telehealth video visit. If you qualify, we will fill out the Healthcare Form

needed for your application. If we find that you don't qualify, we will give you a 100% refund.

Then, gather 2 proofs of residency, you can find a complete list of acceptable proof of residency here and an application here

You will receive an email to print your Medical Marijuana Card within 24-48 hours.

Registration fee:

Care givers:

$25 for 1 year ID card
$50 for 2 year ID card
$75 for 3 year ID card
$75 if applying separately for an already registered patient. Expiration date for caregiver and patient card are the same.

Currently, medical cannabis has two types of renewals:

Extension renewal- a yearly incremental renewal for patients that did not purchase a three-year card at the onset of registering and wish to continue with the Medical Cannabis Patient Program. No Physician Written Certification is required for this type of extension.
Full Recertification renewal- requires patients to have a new updated physician certification as well as additional documents. Be sure to read all renewal letters in their entirety.

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Application fee and exam fee are separate.

Be a resident of the State of Illinois at the time of application and remain a resident during participation in the program
Have a qualifying debilitating medical condition
Have a signed provider certification (unless you are a veteran receiving medical care at a VA facility)
Be at least 18 years of age
Not hold a school bus permit or Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)
Not be an active duty law enforcement officer, correctional officer, correctional probation officer, or firefighter.

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