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How to Get Illinois Medical Marijuana Card Online
Medical marijuana became legal in Illinois in 2013. To obtain a medical marijuana card in Illinois, you must first schedule an appointment with a licensed physician. This consultation is necessary to confirm that you have a qualifying medical condition. Once the doctor approves your condition, you will receive a certification.
After receiving the doctor's certification, you need to register with the state. This step involves submitting your medical records and proof of Illinois residency. Once your application is reviewed and approved, you will receive your medical marijuana card.
How much does it cost to get a medical marijuana card in Illinois from our doctors?
Our pricing starts as low as $45. This cost covers the consultation with a licensed physician who will evaluate your medical condition. Additional state fees may apply for the registration process. These fees are separate from the consultation cost.
Who Can Apply for a Medical Marijuana Card in Illinois?
- Must be a resident of Illinois
- Must be 18 years old or older
- Must have a qualifying medical condition
- Must have a certification from a licensed physician
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Get certified online for your medical marijuana card in most states. Our streamlined process connects you with licensed doctors, providing convenient and secure approval from the comfort of your home. Fast, easy, and reliable, our online solution ensures you get the care you need without the hassle.
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Once your appointment is complete, you can obtain your medical marijuana card. Our straightforward process ensures that, after approval, you'll receive your card promptly. Simple and efficient, helping you access the care you need.
How long does it Take to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Illinois?
The process to get a medical marijuana card in Illinois typically takes a few weeks. After your consultation and submission of all necessary documents, the state will review your application. Once approved, your card will be mailed to you.
Who can prescribe medical marijuana in Illinois?
- Physicians
- Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs)
- Physician Assistants (PAs)
- Optometrists
- Podiatrists
Common Questions about Getting a Medical Marijuana Card in Illinois
What are the requirements to get a medical card in Illinois? 
Must be a resident of Illinois, 18 years or older, and have a qualifying medical condition.
What qualifies for medical marijuana in Illinois?
Conditions such as chronic pain, cancer, and PTSD qualify for medical marijuana.
Does Illinois recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards?
No, Illinois does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards.
What is the average cost of medical marijuana in Illinois?
The average cost varies, but it generally ranges from $200 to $400 per ounce.
Is there a limit for a medical marijuana card in Illinois?
Yes, there are limits on the amount of marijuana that can be purchased and possessed.
How long is a medical marijuana card good for in Illinois?
A medical marijuana card in Illinois is typically valid for one year.
Useful links
- 410 ILCS 130/ Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Program Act.
- Medical Cannabis Patient Program
- COVID-19 Medical Cannabis Guidance
- Illinois Cannabis Tracking System 8.0.43 - Sign On
- Debilitating Conditions
- MCPP Registry Card Fees
- Health Care Provider Information
- MCPP Veterans Requirements
- Illinois General Assembly - Full Text of SB2636
- Qualifying Patient Renewal Instructions
- Qualifying Patient Extension Instructions
- HB1438sam002 101ST GENERAL ASSEMBLY
- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 | ASPE
- 410 ILCS 130/ Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Program Act.