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Florida FAQ'SFAQ’s about Florida’s MMJ Certification
The conditions that qualify you for MMJ certification in Florida include:
-Lou Gehrig’s Disease
-Cachexia
-Cancer
-Chronic Pain
-Crohn’s
-Depression
-Anxiety
-Epilepsy
-Fibromyalgia
-Glaucoma
-Hepatitis
-HIV and AIDS
-Insomnia
-Migraines
-MS
-Muscle Spasms
-Nausea
-Neuropathy
-PTSD
-Seizures
-All Terminal Conditions
You can get your prescriptions from a dispensary after receiving your MMJ certification. You will need to provide your MMJ Certification Card and the prescription from your doctor. You have two options to receiving your prescriptions. You can pick up your prescription from a dispensary or have them mailed right to your home.
We are happy to answer any questions you have pertaining to the certification process either on the phone or Via our live Chat feature on our website. You time with the physician will vary depending on needs and type of appointment, but as a general rule of thumb you should plan on being in our office for 30-45 minutes
When you come to your appointment, you need to bring your photo identification which can be either a state issued ID or a US passport. You will need to provide your medical records (either printed or digital) and a listing of any medications you are currently taking. You will also need to bring a form of payment to pay for your visit. MedWell accepts cash, check, credit, or debit.
First-time patients to Medwell Health and Wellness Centers will be charged an initial certification fee of $175. This certification will be good for 7 months and will need to be renewed thereafter. Returning patients will pay $175 in 7- month intervals to keep their certification active. Patients will have unlimited access to MedWell resources during active certification.
MedWell has three conveniently located Medical Centers in Florida. The address and links to google maps are listed below.
5203 Cortez Rd. Bradenton, FL 34210
3807 Tyrone Blvd N, St. Petersburg, FL 33709
5045 Fruitville Rd #123, Sarasota, FL 34232Unless otherwise noted, patients must see a MedWell physician at least once every 7 months.
No. Public consumption is not permitted and all medication must be consumed privately. This applies to all forms of ingestion including vaping and marijuana infused products.
No. Since it is still federally illegal insurance companies will not reimburse for Medical Marijuana expenses. MedWell offers many discount programs for those who qualify, and many Medical Marijuana Dispensaries around the state have similar programs to obtain the actual medicine itself.
Yes, in fact, we do. Please click the link below to be directed to a PDF download that can help you understand Hybrids, Indica, Sativa, and what the different effects are. Please note this is a general guide and your personal experience may differ based on your body and health needs. Medwell Health General Guidance MMJ Download