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Patients Need Support Beyond the MMJ Card
A state MMJ card lets you buy and possess cannabis, but disability reviewers often ask for formal medical documentation that explains why cannabis is part of your care plan. Veriheal’s disability assistance letter gives you a concise, physician-signed summary that reviewers can understand at a glance—no digging through your entire chart.
Overview of the New Disability Letter Service
The Veriheal disability assistance letter is a one- to two-page, physician-signed PDF created via telehealth. It’s formatted for disability files and includes:
Diagnosis & brief history
Symptom-management rationale for adding medical cannabis
VA and veterans’ assistance (when a clinician summary is requested)
Related supports (housing, transportation, Medicaid coordination)
If a program uses urine drug screens that report cannabis metabolites (e.g., tetrahydrocannabinol carboxylic acid (THC-COOH), your letter provides context for medically authorized use.
Veriheal’s disability support letter is a physician-signed summary that explains your qualifying condition, functional impact, and why medical cannabis is part of your management plan for disability reviews.
Who Qualifies For A Disability Support Letter From Veriheal?
Any medical-cannabis patient who completes a Veriheal telehealth visit and needs formal documentation for SSDI/SSI, state disability programs, workers’ comp, VA, or related agencies qualifies.
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How Does The Letter Help Patients Access Disability Services?
The letter helps you access disability services by giving reviewers a clear, credible medical context and a functional-impact summary that supports eligibility decisions.
Which Types Of Programs Recognize Veriheal’s Disability Support Letter?
Recognition varies by program and state, but SSDI/SSI, state disability offices, workers’ comp administrators, housing authorities, and VA reviewers commonly accept physician-signed summaries as part of the file.
How Do I Request A Disability Support Letter Through Veriheal?
You request a letter by booking a telehealth appointment, telling your doctor which program needs documentation, and downloading the signed PDF from your secure portal.
What Information Is Included In Veriheal’s Disability Support Letter?
The letter includes your diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment background, functional impact, compliance language, and the physician’s credentials for verification.
How Long Does It Take To Receive The Letter From Veriheal?
Most patients receive the disability support letter within one business day after the telehealth visit.
Is My Personal And Medical Information Protected When Using Veriheal?
Yes. Veriheal uses HIPAA-compliant telehealth and document storage, and shares information only with your consent.
Can The Letter Be Used For Housing, Financial Aid, Or Medical Benefits?
The letter can support housing, financial aid, and related medical-benefit files by providing physician-verified context, though each program makes its own eligibility decisions.
How Often Should I Renew Or Update My Disability Support Letter?
You should renew or update the letter annually—or sooner if your condition, functional status, or program requirements change—to keep your documentation current.
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