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Schedule an appointment to see a medical marijuana doctor in MN 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. You will need medical records and the doctor(s) can approve any qualifying condition.
Consult with a doctor for 10-15 minutes in person or online to evaluate your ailments, and ask any questions you may have about medical marijuana treatment. Be sure to ask for a visit summary from your physician that details your current medications and medical conditions. This will be important for when you visit the Cannabis Patient Center.
After the appointment is complete, and if you are approved, the doctor will fill out and provide you with the Patient Email and Acknowledgment form that you need for the application process. You will then receive an email from the Office of Medical Cannabis with a link that will allow you to register online for the medical marijuana program. The link from the state and the certification from your health care provider is only valid for 90 days after it has been issued.
Once you are certified, you will receive an email confirmation from the state with your online registration link for the Medical Cannabis Patient Registry. Although commonly referred to as a ‘medical marijuana card’ in other states, Minnesota does not issue physical medical marijuana cards. Patients simply receive a medical marijuana certification. On your application you will need to provide:
1. A copy of your Minnesota state-issued ID or Driver License
2. MN medical marijuana patients are no longer required to pay the $200 enrollment fee, as the fee was eliminated effective July 1, 2023.
In Minnesota, patients will need to recertify 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 set up a renewal consultation.
After you receive approval from the medical marijuana program, you must visit the Cannabis Patient Center where your account and health information will be reviewed with you by a pharmacist. They will recommend specific doses and types of cannabis products to you. You must complete the patient self-evaluation report before each visit to the Cannabis Patient Center.
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The top two qualifying medical conditions that Minnesota cannabis patients suffer from are chronic pain and PTSD.1,339
The Minnesota Medical Cannabis Act stipulates that a medical marijuana caregiver may only be registered with one medical marijuana patient unless they are attached to patients living in the same residence.18
This number is expected to grow rapidly, as MN's new adult-use cannabis law requires one dispensary for every 12,500 Minnesotans totaling 381 locations across the state.Dry cannabis flower, tinctures, suppositories, edibles, extracts, pre-rolls, vapes, and concentrates
All formulations of cannabis are available in Minnesota.around $10 per gram
The average medium-quality ounce in Minnesota costs around $280$594,000 in first month of sales
Minnesota is expected to generate at least $7 million in revenue in its first full year of adult use sales.In June 2023, Minnesota became the 23rd state to legalize adult-use cannabis across the United States. Democratic Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota signed a bill into law on Tuesday, June 27.
With White Earth Nation voting to legalize medical cannabis by a 994-150 tribal vote, patients who seek relief from its many healing properties can now consume it without penalty, reports Red Lake Nation news. Six years after the state of Minnesota legalized medical cannabis in 2014, “the measure allows the Tribal Council to create its own rules governing medical cannabis on the reservation that wouldn’t be subject to Minnesota’s medical marijuana laws, which are considered among the most restrictive in the nation,” reports the news source.
Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) News reported in 2019 just how restrictive the program is. “More than four years in, the state’s program serves relatively few people and is considered to be too expensive by many patients,” says MPR news. “The exact form the program will take in the future is unclear, as some lawmakers push for Minnesota to join other states that allow the sale of recreational marijuana.”
While Minnesota and dozens of other states consider recreational use along with medicinal, up to 11 states in the U.S. legally allow both types in their regions, proving it not only helps patients, but it also seriously boosts the economy. In 2021, the state announced that they will begin allowing access for patients to purchase edible products as well as cannabis flower for smoking. Since March 2022, registered patients ages 21 and older can access smokable medical cannabis. As of Aug. 1, 2022, registered patients can begin to buy gummies and chews. However, patients must have completed a consultation with a dispensary pharmacist before they can buy this medicine.
Minnesota’s initial qualifying conditions for the state medical cannabis program included:
Along with having a qualifying condition, a Minnesota resident must prove their place of address with a valid state driver’s license or identification card. The state fee for the Minnesota Medical Cannabis application is $200 which is paid annually. Patients who have SSI, SSD, or are enrolled in MinnesotaCare may be eligible for a reduced fee of $50.
A patient can add a caregiver to their Registry account, the caregiver will receive an email invitation to set up their own account in the Registry. The caregiver must provide: name, address, date of birth, phone number, and a government-issued ID: State ID card, Driver’s License, or Passport and will need to complete a criminal background check through the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. The caregiver application fee is $15 and they must be at least 21 years of age. The caregiver background check is valid for two years.
You are no longer required to get approval from your health care practitioner to add a caregiver to your medical cannabis certification. Medical cannabis caregivers are allowed to support up to six medical cannabis patients at a time.
Minnesota has very strict possession and cultivation regulations, with only two in-state manufacturers producing all medical cannabis in Minnesota. Based on state law, “manufacturers are required to ensure that the medical cannabis distributed contains a maximum of a 30-day supply of the dosage determined for that patient.” Additionally, “pharmacists at registered Cannabis Patient Centers recommend specific dosage and type for patients.” Permissible forms of medical cannabis include but are not limited to oil, pill, and any vaporized delivery method, which does not use raw plant or dry leaves. Gummies and chews will be allowed for patient purchase and consumption starting in August 2022.
The Minnesota Department of Health begun allowing infused cannabis edible products including gummies and chews as of August 1, 2022. The state now allows patients 21-years-older and up access to purchase raw and dried cannabis for smoking as of March 1, 2022. Patients are not allowed to grow their own cannabis flower at this time.
To renew your Minnesota medical marijuana card through Veriheal, you’ll need to schedule a renewal appointment with one of our physicians. They can confirm that you still need medical cannabis for your qualifying condition and help you with the renewal process. We will remind you when it’s almost time for your renewal appointment, or you can reach out to our Customer Service Department so we can assist you and apply a renewal discount for you.
For now, a medical marijuana card in Minnesota is valid for one year. In 2025, they will become valid for three years.
Yes, Veriheal offers telemedicine appointments in Minnesota. You can consult with your doctor, get approved, and apply for state registration all online from the comfort of your home.
Along with a certified diagnosis of one of Minnesota’s 19 qualifying conditions, a Minnesota resident must prove their place of address with a valid state driver’s license or identification card.
Yes, all applicants must provide a state-issued driver’s license or identification card to prove residency or they are not eligible for a medical cannabis certification in the state.
The state of Minnesota has never officially issued medical cards as part of the medical cannabis program, but are instead simply certifications. The first and most important step is to schedule a physician appointment with Veriheal. You can upload your medical records for evaluation by the physician. Following your appointment with the physician and if you are approved, he or she will recommend certification for medical marijuana.
From start to finish, the physician consultation usually takes 10-15 minutes.
Veriheal has a very high approval rate for medical cannabis licensure. However, if you are not approved, you will be refunded in full.
Yes, Minnesota considers chronic pain as a qualifying condition for medical cannabis.
No, Minnesota does not currently recognize anxiety as a qualifying condition for medical cannabis.
After your 10-15 consultation, you’ll submit your application to the Office of Medical Cannabis. Your application will be processed within 30 days.
The state of Minnesota requires that you buy any medical cannabis prescriptions from state approved dispensaries, which provide all different types of medicine at different locations.
You can sign up for a consultation with a certified medical cannabis doctor through Veriheal for as low as $49.75. There are no additional state registration fee in Minnesota.
Yes. Due to changes in the law, the patient or caregiver can use curbside pick-up to access their cannabis medication.
Data Last Updated 10/07/2024
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