Medical Program
Medical patients
Limited
3 oz
Recreational users
Illegal
Medical patients
12%
Recreational users
N/A
Cultivation
Schedule an appointment to see a doctor through Veriheal at a time that is most convenient for you. Consult with a doctor online for 10-15 mins to evaluate your ailments, and ask any questions you may have about treatment with medical marijuana in Oklahoma.
The Veriheal team is on standby waiting to help you book an appointment. Do not hesitate to reach out, our staff would be more than happy to assist.
After you receive an approval for medical marijuana from a licensed mmj doctor, you will register with the Oklahoma DOH, aka OMMA. You’ll submit the information given to you from the provider along with some other details and pay the state application fee.
Each patient in Oklahoma will need to provide proof of residency to OMMA in order for their application to get approved. P.O. Boxes specifically will not be accepted.
Once you are approved and registered with the DOH, the state will approve you and your Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card will arrive in the mail in 2 weeks. Your card is valid for 2 YEARS. Once you receive it in the mail, you can then begin buying cannabis legally from any marijuana dispensary in Oklahoma!
Every two years, all Oklahoma medical marijuana patients must renew their patient card. Veriheal will get in touch with you when your certification is approaching its expiration to help you set up a renewal consultation.
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In recent Oklahoma cannabis reform, Governor Kevin Stitt has vetoed SB 437. Senate Bill 437 sought to impose new restrictions on medical cannabis access and impose THC limits upon certain products.
Approved by more than 56%, Oklahoma residents ensured the state’s 342,263 residents received medical cannabis as of September 2020, according to the state government program OMMA.
Like most states, Oklahoma has had to delay its ballot measure that would not only legalize recreational cannabis use but make wide-sweeping criminal justice reform in the Sooner State. With recreational and medicinal cannabis legalization and reform happening each election cycle across the U.S., Oklahoma should appropriately see further medical cannabis provisions sooner than later.
Until then, Americans for Safe Access gives the south-central U.S. region a B for its medical marijuana program. “By May of 2020, Oklahoma had issued 2,428 dispensary licenses, 6,346 grower licenses, and 1,611 processor licenses, which have been instrumental in forming the medical cannabis industry backbone required to provide functional patient access.”
The rollout of statewide medical and recreational marijuana programs typically is a grindingly slow process that can take years. Not so in Oklahoma, which moved with lightning speed once voters approved medical marijuana in June. The Oklahoma State Department of Health is responsible for establishing regulations for the implementation of SQ 788. Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA), overseen by the OSDH, was established to administer the rules and regulations governing the state cannabis program.
On June 26, 2018, Oklahoma lawmakers made marijuana legal for medical purposes. Cannabis in Oklahoma is now legal with a license and with cited medicinal reasons. Under SQ 788, an individual who obtains a medical marijuana license from the state of Oklahoma may consume marijuana legally and may legally possess up to:
There is no list of qualifying conditions, nor any specified criteria for patients to receive a physician’s recommendation. According to SQ 788, “The physician must recommend a medical marijuana license according to the accepted standards a reasonable and prudent physician would follow for recommending or approving any medication.
To get a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma, you’ll first consult with a doctor who is licensed in the state to approve patients for cannabis treatment. After the doctor approves you, you’ll need to submit the following documentation online with your State Application:
Once you get your card in the mail, you can begin purchasing cannabis legally from any Oklahoma dispensary. Your card is valid for 2 YEARS, and when it expires you will need to renew it with another consultation.
A caregiver in Oklahoma must meet certain criteria to assist a registered patient. To begin with, a caregiver must be at least 18 years old and a resident of the state. To prove residency, a caregiver must provide a current Oklahoma license or state identification card. The caregiver must also provide documentation that they are designated by the state-registered patient to assist them. In Oklahoma, caregivers are not required to pay a card registration fee.
Patients in the registry who require assistance obtaining or using medical marijuana products may designate an authorized caregiver only if the physician’s recommendation form attached to the patient’s application includes certification of the patient’s need for a caregiver.
Caregivers must submit the Adult Patient Caregiver Designation Form signed by the patient. A parent or legal guardian designated as a caregiver must submit the Minor Patient Caregiver Designation Form. Minor patients may designate up to two (2) authorized caregivers who are parents or legal guardians.
There is no application fee for caregiver licenses. Caregiver licenses are valid up to the expiration date of the associated patient’s license. The caregiver requirements are as follows:
Oklahoma state law allows patients to possess up to three ounces of cannabis on their person and up to eight ounces at their current residence. Patients can also possess six mature flower plants and six seedlings, as well one ounce of concentrates, and 72 ounces of edible cannabis-infused products. As noted, a patient is allowed to cultivate cannabis, with state law permitting patients to have up to six mature plants while also possessing six seedlings for future growth.
Only patients, their designated caregiver, and authorized cannabis researchers, who are registered with the OMMA, and who hold a valid registry identification card, can legally possess medical marijuana. Patients, caregivers, and authorized cannabis researchers are permitted to possess up to:
Patients who elect to cultivate their own cannabis are limited to six (6) mature plants and six (6) seedlings. Patients may also designate a caregiver to grow cannabis plants on their behalf. Qualified patients are permitted to cultivate no more than twelve (12) plants total, with no more than six (6) plants that are mature at any given time.
Possession of cannabis for personal use is considered a misdemeanor. Individuals caught in possession of cannabis without a valid registry ID card who can show proof of an approved “medical condition” would be faced with a fine of up to $400.
Qualified patients in possession of a state-issued medical license are permitted to possess up to three (3) ounces of usable marijuana, up to one (1) ounce of cannabis concentrate, up to seventy-two (72) ounces of edible cannabis, and up to eight (8) ounces within a private residence.
The first step is to obtain a medical marijuana recommendation from a licensed OK physician provided by Veriheal that is registered with the state of Oklahoma to treat patients for medical cannabis.
Once you are approved and receive your medical marijuana certification, you will need to simply register with the state of Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana Authority online here.
Click the “Apply Now” button at the bot to create an account and submit the necessary documentation.
Once you are approved by the state of Oklahoma, your ID card will be mailed directly to you.
Veriheal provides a registered medical marijuana doctor for you! The most difficult part of the process has always been finding a registered physician who licenses patients for medical cannabis treatment. We make that process much easier by allowing you to not only access physicians quickly, but you can also meet with them online via video chat and get approved. You cannot use your own primary care physician unless they’re registered with the Oklahoma medical marijuana program.
It’s a simple two-step process. First, you will meet with a doctor from the comfort of your own home, through video. After being evaluated your physician will let you know if you will be approved for medical cannabis, and if so, you will receive your official recommendation and approval for medical marijuana usage in OK. If you are not approved via video, your consultation is free.
Your initial consultation with a registered Oklahoma doctor can last 10-15 minutes. From there, it can take anywhere from 3 to 4 weeks after you’re approved and submit your medical marijuana patient application with the state to receive your medical card.
Proof of Oklahoma residency (digital, color copy of one of the following):
Oklahoma driver’s license (front and back)
Oklahoma identification card (front and back)
Oklahoma voter identification card
A utility bill for the calendar month preceding the date of application, excluding cellular telephone and internet bills
A residential property deed to property in the State of Oklahoma
A current rental agreement for residential property located in the State of Oklahoma
There is a broad range of symptoms that qualify that the doctor will approve. Ultimately, any chronic or debilitating medical condition will be approved. Most of them fall under the following categories:
Chronic Pain, Severe Nausea, Epilepsy, Terminal illness, Spasticity, Muscle Spasms, Glaucoma, Inflammation, Cachexia and Wasting Syndrome, Cancer, Neuropathic Pain Disorders, HIV/AIDS, Crohn’s, Disease, Anorexia
The cost of our services is $129 in Oklahoma, which covers your medical evaluation, consultation with a licensed OK practitioner registered with the Department of Health, and an authorized certification for medical marijuana purchases.
There are already tons of dispensaries all over the state. You can see a list of Oklahoma dispensaries here.
Medical cannabis patients in Oklahoma have access to a wide variety of products at their local dispensary. Products available include dry cannabis flower, vaporizers, edibles, pre-rolls, tinctures, extracts and concentrates, and topical products.
Yes, the process for renewing your card with Veriheal is simple in Oklahoma. Every two years, Veriheal will get in touch with you when your certification is approaching its expiration to help you set up a renewal consultation.
Oklahoma is a wonderful getaway destination offering an excellent combination of historic, cultural, outdoor, and family attractions. You can go on an epic road trip along part of the legendary Route 66, admire the lakes and other amazing scenery at the state’s parks. Here are the best places to visit in Oklahoma:
With more than 500 species at the Oklahoma Zoo, young and old visitors remain fascinated at the park that touts animals from the African plains to far-off rainforests. There are many ways to get around the zoo other than foot, with train and boat rides available for the afternoon. Educational shows and demonstrations constantly delight visitors, who always come for the giraffes and elephants on-site. The site also boasts a botanical garden, which has been rooted for more than a century.
Holding a western art collection of more than 28,000 pieces of barbed wire, saddlery, and old-time western artifacts, the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum is a step back in time. In June, the gallery hosts the annual Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition, astounding more visitors each year with avant-garde art. All things cowboy, the museum also hosts changing western exhibitions that tell history tales like no other U.S. gallery.
Home of deco architecture along the Arkansas River, Tulsa is also the town where Woody Guthrie comes from, making the city a music hub. The Tulsa Zoo and cities botanical gardens are two family-friendly attractions frequented often by locals and visitors alike. Speaking of architecture, the half-block masterpiece and Tulsa Performing Arts Center, designed by World Trade Center designer Minoru Yamaskaki, has all forms of entertainment for visitors from famed symphonies to classic dance companies.
Data Last Updated 09/14/2023
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