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Marijuana Doctor Office

We now offer medical marijuana evaluations through telemedicine, so you can conveniently get approved from the comfort of your home. If you have questions about Ohio’s medical marijuana program, or if you’d like to schedule an appointment, give us a call!

Medical Marijuana Doctors in Dayton

Although medical marijuana is now legal and available for sale in Ohio, patients need to receive a recommendation for medical marijuana from a certified marijuana doctor before purchasing product from a dispensary. The Ohio Marijuana Card office in Dayton is staffed with certified doctors approved to recommend medical marijuana in Ohio, along with friendly

Where Can I Get An Ohio Marijuana Card In Dayton?

Ohio Marijuana Card has already helped thousands of patients get approved for medical marijuana in Dayton, Ohio and the surrounding region. While the majority of medical marijuana patients visiting the Ohio Marijuana Card office in Dayton come from Montgomery County, we also serve patients from nearby counties, including Miami County, Clark County, Greene County, Warren County, and Darke County. We also commonly assist patients from surrounding cities, such as Xenia, Springfield, Beavercreek, Troy, Eaton, Lebanon, and Greenville. If you live in Dayton, or a nearby city or county, call today and we’ll be able to help you schedule an evaluation and get your Ohio Marijuana Card!

Get Approved for Medical Marijuana Through Telemedicine

You can now get approved for medical marijuana treatment right in the comfort and safety of your own home! Ohio Marijuana Card offers appointments through telemedicine where you will virtually meet with one of our doctors through your computer or mobile phone. This provides an easy. Convenient way for patients to be evaluated.

What Is The Process Of Getting A Medical Marijuana Card In Dayton?

Getting approved for medical marijuana in Ohio and obtaining your Ohio Marijuana Card can be confusing for some, but our experienced team knows how to make the entire process easy, quick, and stress-free. For your convenience, the steps to obtain your Ohio Marijuana Card are outlined below:

1. Have any one of the 21 medical conditions approved in Ohio's Medical Marijuana Control Program;

2. Provide medical records demonstrating that they have one of the qualifying conditions;

3. An appointment with a certified marijuana doctor to receive a recommendation;

4. After receiving a recommendation from a certified doctor, patients will receive a medical marijuana patient identification card from Ohio's Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP);

5. With this card in hand, patients will be able to purchase medical marijuana products from licensed medical marijuana dispensaries in Ohio.

How Can I Use An Ohio Marijuana Card In Dayton?

An Ohio medical marijuana card provides registered patients with a wide range of benefits.

Dispensary Access Throughout Ohio

With your Ohio medical marijuana card in hand, you'll have the ability to access all 56 dispensaries in Ohio. These state-licensed marijuana dispensaries will carry medical marijuana in various different forms and in varying strengths and potency. You will be able to buy products such as tinctures, oils, creams, dry flower and plant material for vaporizers, and edibles.

Protect Yourself Legally

With medical marijuana still new in Ohio, law enforcement offices are often not familiar with all of the rules and regulations that govern the program. With an official Ohio Marijuana Card, it will be easy for you to demonstrate to police officers that you are actively registered with Ohio's Medical Marijuana Control Program, and thereby allowed to possess, transport, and consume medical marijuana products legally.

Try Other State-Approved Marijuana Programs

Depending on the state, you may be able to use your Ohio medical marijuana card in other states that have their own medical marijuana programs. While visiting other states, their medical marijuana laws apply, and many of these states accept marijuana cards from out of state. Although Ohio doesn’t currently allow registered patients from other states to purchase medical marijuana at Ohio dispensaries, this may change in the near future. We’ll keep you posted!

Where Can I Find Dispensaries In Dayton?

In total, there are eight dispensary locations throughout the Greater-Dayton region. If you’d like to view a dispensary map to find a dispensary near you, check out our list on every dispensary in the Dayton area.

How Does Ohio Marijuana Card Help Dayton Patients?

The Dayton Marijuana Doctor office is operated by Ohio Marijuana Card, the leading and most trusted provider of medical marijuana evaluation in Ohio. With close to 20,000 patients throughout Ohio, over 40% of all patients in Ohio choose to get their evaluation at an Ohio Marijuana Card office. All doctors with the organization, including those at the Dayton Marijuana Doctor office, are trained and knowledgeable about the medicinal benefits of medical marijuana, and they are committed to helping patients get the treatment they deserve.

Whenever you're ready, the team at the Dayton office is here to assist you in obtaining your medical marijuana card. Provide excellent customer service to patients in need. It is central to the Ohio Marijuana Card mission to be compassionate. While other providers won’t see you without you bringing your medical records with you to the appointment, Ohio Marijuana Card understands that it might be challenging for you to get these records. Therefore, we have a full-time medical records team that can assist you, at no additional cost, in obtaining the necessary documentation. All we need is your signature on a release form, and we’ll take care of the rest.

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