Medical & Recreational
Medical patients
Limited
2 oz
Recreational users
Limited
2 oz flower/6 g concentrate
Medical patients
2.9%
Recreational users
15%
Cultivation
Schedule an appointment to see a medical marijuana doctor in CO through Veriheal at a time that is most convenient for you. Provide basic medical history and book your appointment with a licensed medical marijuana doctor. If you have medical records indicating that you have one of the qualifying condition(s) please provide them upon completing your Veriheal profile.
Do not hesitate to reach out if you need assistance with getting an appointment set. Our team would be more than happy to help.
Consult with a doctor in person for 10-15 minutes to evaluate your ailments and ask any questions you may have about medical marijuana treatment. After the appointment is complete and if you are approved, the doctor will fill out a recommendation form for medical marijuana. Once you have this you can then apply to the state.
Every patient will need to prove Colorado residency for their application to be accepted by the state of CO.
Once you are approved, you’ll register with the state and submit an application. The state will process your application and notify you of your approval and mail your card. Once you have your card in hand, you can begin purchasing from medical dispensaries.
In Colorado, patients will need to re-certify their license annually by seeing a licensed physician again. Veriheal will get in touch with you when your certification is approaching its expiration to help you setup a renewal consultation.
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Recently in Colorado Cannabis news, HB 1279 was passed by the House by a vote of 40 to 23. It passed the Senate 23 to 12. It now heads to the Governor’s desk.
House Bill 1279 permits residents to purchase marijuana products online with the opportunity to pick up their product or have it delivered to their homes.
The Centennial State, according to Pharma Live is in the green for both medicinal and recreational sales since its respective legalization in 2001 and 2012. “2019 sales in Colorado alone were $779 million and analysts believe that retail cannabis sales, both medical and recreational, might reach $15 billion in 2020 and grow to $37 billion by 2024,” according to the news source.
Benzinga reports while the average number of cardholders declined in 2019, cannabis prescription spending per month increased from $313 to $400 a month, “with a notable uptick in April just as the COVID-19 pandemic began its assault.” Though not conclusive, the numbers suggest the rise in sales during quarantine accounts for the cannabis sales to those who suffer from anxiety and depression, two significant side effects of social distancing.
One of the first states to legalize cannabis recreationally in 2012, Colorado has gone to great lengths to offer its locals a solid medical cannabis license program, complimented by the addition of recreational use available to all residents.
According to the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment, qualifying debilitating medical conditions include:
Colorado also allows three qualifying disabling conditions which include:
Along with having a qualifying condition, a patient must be a resident of the state with a driver’s license or identification verifying proof of address, be at least 18-years-old, provide the $29.50 application fee, and have a physician’s certification confirming qualifying conditions. Once approved, a Colorado medical marijuana card must be renewed every year, which can be handled online. Additionally, a patient must have a new physical examination every 12 months to hold a valid cannabis license.
Applications can be filled out online. Applications containing errors or expired documents will take longer to process.
1. Obtain a physician’s recommendation.
2. Submit a valid Colorado driver’s license or ID to establish residency.
3. Designate a caregiver and submit a valid caregiver’s registration ID, if applicable.
4. Designate cultivation status.
5. Pay a $29.50 Medical Marijuana Registry Identification card fee.
Colorado has four types of caregivers: parents of a patient who is a minor, those who advise, those who transport, and and those who cultivate. Once a patient is qualified in Colorado, they can add a caregiver to their account. However, the state has specific provisions for parents:
Parents/legal guardians of minor children listed as the ‘primary caregiver’ do not need to register in the Caregiver Registry unless they cultivate more than 36 plants for the patient. Parents growing fewer than 36 plants are encouraged to register their cultivation location at the Caregiver Registry, but this is not required.”
Colorado makes it convenient for patients and caregivers to register together, simplifying the registration process.
Adults 21 years of age or older in Colorado may have one ounce (1 oz) or 28.5 grams of dry cannabis or marijuana concentrate.
The medical use of marijuana by a patient with a medical card is permissible within the following boundaries: no more than two (2) ounces of a usable form of marijuana; no more than six (6) plants, three (3) or less mature.
Recreational and medicinal cannabis cultivation is legal in Colorado with certain growing restrictions. Any adult Colorado resident can grow up to six plants per person, with no more than three 3 of the plants in the flowering phase. You must be a legal resident of Colorado to cultivate cannabis. No more than twelve (12) complete plants per residence are permitted irrespective of the amount of adults residing there. Cannabis plants must be kept out of sight in an enclosed area and are not legal for sale. Colorado’s home grow laws are different for medical marijuana users.
Caregivers must provide the address of the cultivation site and the registration number for each patient they serve. Those plants and their corresponding patient registration numbers must be registered with the state if any patient qualifies for an extended plant count. The particular regulations of agriculture and the counts of patient plants differ from town to county. Parent caregivers who grow less than 36 plants, however, are not required to register with the Caregivers Registry.
It’s simple. Use the form at the top of this page to begin the process, and Veriheal will start setting you up with a physician who can evaluate your health and confirm your condition.
The medical marijuana evaluation and approval with Veriheal is $199, with a full guarantee if you are not approved you will get your money back. Veriheal also provides a free $59 personalized consultation for Colorado patients when they get their medical marijuana recommendation through the platform. The state of Colorado charges an additional $29.50 for the card application fee.
No, the state does not offer any physician referrals, which is why Veriheal has set up shop in Colorado to assist residents who wish to apply for a medical marijuana card.
Severe pain is one of the qualifying debilitating conditions. Contact Veriheal and consult with a medical marijuana physician to learn more.
Yes. To be approved for a medical cannabis license in Colorado, an applicant must provide either a state driver’s license or identification card to prove they live at a specific address.
That depends on the state you are visiting, which is why it is essential to contact the state you visit to find out their medical cannabis rules and regulations.
In Colorado, medical marijuana patients are able to purchase all types of products such as dry cannabis flower, tinctures, edibles, extracts, concentrates, vapes, and suppositories.
Like the late singer John Denver wrote, Rocky Mountain High, perfectly describes Colorado’s lush landscape that thousands of tourists’ flock to all year long for many reasons. Starting with the capital of Denver, the Mile-High City. No matter what season, Denver has an arts and culture scene surrounded by parks and mountains to romp around. Then there is Colorado Springs, another mini-metropolis packed with a plethora of indoor and outdoor fun.
A little more than an hour outside of mini-metropolis Denver, Rocky Mountain National Park boasts beauty unlike any other area in the Centennial State. Between the mountains, alpine lakes, and deeply wooded forests, visitors spend days and even weeks camping and enjoying the area. Between picnicking, hiking, wildlife watching, fishing, and horseback riding, getting lost in the loveliness of Rocky Mountain National Park is easy to do.
God has a garden and it’s in Colorado. Traveling around the vast expansion of ancient sandstones laid out over miles of acres can be done in a variety of ways. Visitors can either take electric bikes, old school bikes, or Jeep and Segway tours throughout the area. For the most up close and personal look, the park offers free-range climbing, giving a thrill of a lifetime during the visit. Between the 300 feet ancient old sandstones to the white-capped peaks, the Garden of the Gods never ceases to amaze thousands, especially at the world-class Visitor and Nature Center that offers interactive exhibits.
1980s pop culture put forth some scary movies, one of which is based on famed author Stephen King’s The Shining, starring Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall. Set in the Colorado mountains, a man and his family must spend the winter as caretakers in the Stanley Hotel, and needless to say, it gets cold and frightening. The actual hotel that inspired King is located in Estes Park and offers a gorgeous scenic ride from the Denver area right to the steps of the famously frightening mansion. It’s a great stop while visiting the area, and if you’re brave enough, maybe even stay the night.
Data Last Updated 08/30/2023
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