APPLY FOR YOUR GEORGIA MEDICAL MARIJUANA CARD

Legal Status

Medical (Low THC Oil Only)

Purchase Limits

20 fl. oz. max, up to 5% THC

Taxes

Medical 4%, Rec N/A

Cultivation

Illegal

Georgia Legal Resources

How To Get Your Georgia Medical Marijuana Card

1

Book Your Appointment

Provide some basic medical history and book an appointment with a licensed Georgia medical marijuana doctor. The $199 fee includes your consultation fee, physician copay, and the medical evaluation for your recommendation.

Step 1
2

Talk To An MMJ Doctor

Consult with a Georgia-licensed physician who will evaluate your qualifying condition and answer any questions you have about the Low THC Oil program. Georgia allows telehealth for eligible patients, so most appointments happen over secure video.

Step 2
3

Receive Your Medical Card

After the physician submits your waiver and certification directly to the Georgia Department of Public Health, DPH creates your Low THC Oil Registry Card. A representative from the Office of Vital Records contacts you to arrange pickup at a Public Health Office.

Step 3

Georgia Program Quick Facts

A quick-reference snapshot of Georgia's Low THC Oil program rules, so you know what to expect before you apply.

Program Status
Medical Low THC Oil program only. Adult-use cannabis is not legal in Georgia.
Card Validity
Five years, one of the longest in the country. Renew before expiration.
Total Cost With Veriheal
$229 total: $199 Veriheal fee plus $30 state registration.
Telehealth Rules
Georgia allows telehealth for eligible patients seeking Low THC Oil Registry certification.
Possession Limit
Up to 20 fluid ounces of low-THC cannabis oil (max 5% THC).
Home Cultivation
Not permitted for patients or caregivers.
Reciprocity
Georgia allows reciprocity, so out-of-state medical cards can be used at Georgia dispensaries with an affidavit.
Governing Body
Georgia Department of Public Health, Office of Low THC Oil.
Governing Statute
Georgia Code § 16-12-190 et seq. (Georgia's Hope Act, HB 324).

Figures reflect current Georgia Department of Public Health rules. Program details can change, so confirm requirements with the DPH's Office of Low THC Oil before you apply.

How Much Does a Georgia Medical Marijuana Card Cost?

A Georgia Low THC Oil Registry Card through Veriheal costs $229 in total. Your $199 Veriheal fee covers your consultation, physician copay, and the medical evaluation for your recommendation, and financing is available through Sezzle.

The state charges a separate $30 registration fee, plus a $3.75 service fee if you pay online, which keeps the card valid for five years. You pay the state fee directly to the Georgia Department of Public Health because Veriheal does not collect state fees.

Cost is a leading question for Georgia patients, so here is the full breakdown with no hidden charges.

Medical Marijuana Certificate $199
Additional State Fees $30
Total $229
Financing through Sezzle applies to Veriheal services only. State fees are initiated separately by the patient.

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About Medical Marijuana Card In Georgia

Recreational cannabis is not legal in Georgia, and even the medical program is narrower than most states, including neighboring Florida. But if you qualify, a Low THC Oil Registry Card is the only legal way to possess and use cannabis oil in the state. Not sure? Check whether you qualify.

Georgia’s program permits low-THC cannabis oil only, capped at 5% THC, with a 20 fluid-ounce possession limit. It is not a full-spectrum medical program, but for patients with qualifying conditions it provides legal protection for possession and access to regulated products.

At Veriheal it does not end with the card. You also gain access to around-the-clock customer support and personalized cannabis consultations, and our team of dedicated doctors and resource library help you stay informed as you make cannabis choices for your needs.

Having a medical marijuana card can offer added benefits, more legal protection, and better peace of mind.

Trying something new does not have to be scary, so with Veriheal you are in good hands. Whether you are managing chronic pain, dealing with a serious illness, or exploring new wellness options, Veriheal helps keep your journey safe, convenient, and tailored to you.

The best part is that you can start online from the comfort of home by booking an appointment with a Georgia doctor who cares about your health and well-being.

The Cannabis Project That's Breaking Barriers

Veriheal is partnering with Johns Hopkins University and Realm of Caring on one of the largest cannabis research studies to date. Called The National Cannabis Study, this research aims to advance the global understanding of medical cannabis through a multi-dimensional approach.

By focusing on real-world experiences and data, the study works to further cannabis education and inform clinical decision-making, product development, and public policy.

At Veriheal, we are committed to ensuring that every patient feels seen, heard, and supported on their personal wellness journey.

- Dr. Erik Smith, Veriheal Medical Director

About Medical Marijuana In Georgia

Georgia recognizes a specific list of qualifying conditions for the Low THC Oil Registry, including cancer, ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, autism spectrum disorder, Crohn’s disease, epidermolysis bullosa, intractable pain, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, peripheral neuropathy, PTSD, seizure disorders, sickle cell disease, terminal illness, and Tourette syndrome.

You book a telehealth appointment with a Veriheal-affiliated Georgia physician and meet with them for a 10 to 15 minute video call. If approved, the physician electronically submits a signed waiver and physician certification to the Georgia Department of Public Health.

DPH creates your Low THC Oil Registry Card, and a representative from the Office of Vital Records contacts you to pick up your card at a Public Health Office of your choice.

A patient must be a Georgia resident with a valid driver’s license or state ID. The state charges $30 for a five-year registration, which is separate from your Veriheal recommendation fee.

A caregiver must be the parent, guardian, or legal guardian of a patient under 18, or the legal guardian of an adult patient. Caregivers must be approved by the patient’s physician, pass a criminal background check, and pay a $30 registration fee. Registration is valid for five years.

Registered patients may legally possess up to 20 fluid ounces of low-THC cannabis oil, capped at 5% THC. Any other cannabis product or higher concentration remains illegal under state and federal law.

Cultivation of medical cannabis for personal use is illegal in Georgia. Patients must purchase from licensed dispensaries.

Georgia Low THC Oil Registry Cards renew every five years. To renew through Veriheal, schedule a recertification appointment with one of our physicians who can confirm you still qualify. We remind you when renewal is near, and our Customer Service Department can apply a renewal discount.

A Georgia Low THC Oil Registry Card is valid for five years, one of the longest-validity programs in the country.

Georgia Medical Cannabis Card FAQ

Most Georgia patients complete the physician consultation within a day of booking. The Georgia Department of Public Health typically issues the Low THC Oil Registry Card within 5 to 14 days after the physician submits your paperwork.

Yes, Veriheal offers telehealth appointments with Georgia-licensed physicians. You meet with your doctor, get approved, and apply for the Low THC Oil Registry all online.

Yes, Georgia allows reciprocity. You can use your out-of-state medical card at Georgia dispensaries by signing an affidavit.

Yes, Georgia allows telehealth for eligible patients. Veriheal-affiliated physicians conduct most Georgia appointments via secure video call.

The total cost is $229, which covers the Veriheal $199 consultation fee and the Georgia $30 state registration fee, plus a $3.75 service fee if you pay the state online. The registration keeps the card valid for five years.

A Georgia Low THC Oil Registry Card is valid for five years, one of the longest-validity programs in the country.

Georgia recognizes a specific list of qualifying conditions, including cancer, ALS, Alzheimer's, autism spectrum disorder, Crohn's disease, intractable pain, MS, Parkinson's, PTSD, seizure disorders, sickle cell disease, terminal illness, and Tourette syndrome.

No. Cultivation of medical cannabis for personal use is illegal in Georgia. Patients must purchase from licensed dispensaries.

The Georgia Low THC Oil Registry is confidential, and employers cannot access it directly. However, cannabis use may still appear on employer-ordered drug tests.

Yes, Veriheal offers same-day appointments with Georgia-licensed physicians on most weekdays. The physician submits your paperwork the same day as the consultation.

You need a valid Georgia driver’s license or state-issued ID and, if relevant, records of your qualifying condition. Records are helpful but not always required for the physician consultation.

Georgia only permits low-THC cannabis oil with a maximum of 5% THC, up to 20 fluid ounces per patient. Flower, edibles, and other product types remain illegal even for cardholders.

Georgia cards renew every five years. Book a recertification telehealth appointment with a Veriheal Georgia physician, and complete your registry renewal with the Department of Public Health.

Your card grants access to licensed Georgia dispensaries. Georgia allows reciprocity, so you can also use it at dispensaries in some other states that honor out-of-state cards.

Yes. Veriheal is HIPAA compliant, so your medical information is handled confidentially throughout the process.

Start Your Georgia Medical Cannabis Card Application Today

Book a telehealth appointment with a licensed Georgia physician. Same-day slots available. 5-year card validity. Money-back guarantee if you are not certified.

Or call 1-855-452-6224, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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