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3 Simple Steps to Get Your Medical Card
Schedule Your Online Appointment
Easily book your online appointment and share your medical history with a simple intake form.
Consultation With a Licensed Doctor
After your appointment, your certifying physician will print your medical certification on tamper-proof paper and mail it to you within 5-7 business days.
Get Your Maryland Medical Card
Once your certificate arrives, bring the original hard copy certificate and your valid Maryland state ID to any licensed dispensary to legally purchase the products.
Maryland: Everything You Need to Know
Maryland Laws
Maryland’s medical program was established in 2013 and expanded significantly with the CRA in 2023. The program is regulated by the MCA and serves both registered medical patients and adult-use consumers through licensed dispensaries.
- Medical patients 18+ can register for the medical program with qualifying conditions.
- Recreational and medical products available at licensed dispensaries with valid government IDs and Maryland medical cards.
- Recreational use for adults 21+ is legal.
- Patients and recreational users can possess up to 1.5 ounces at a time.
- Adults 21+ may grow up to 2 plants per household (not per person).
- Medical patients may grow up to 4 plants per household.
- Public consumption prohibited in all forms.
- Out-of-state visitors 21+ can purchase adult-use products but cannot access the medical program.
Maryland Reform Timeline
2013 – Medical Program Established
- Governor O’Malley signed medical legislation creating the Natalie M. LaPrade Maryland MCC to regulate medical use for qualifying patients
2022 – Adult-Use Approved
- Maryland voters approved Question 4 with 67.2% support, authorizing recreational use for adults 21+ beginning July 1, 2023
2023 – Adult-Use Implementation
- Governor signed (HB 556/SB 516) establishing regulatory framework and social equity provisions, with adult-use sales beginning July 1 at existing medical dispensaries, making Maryland the 20th state with legal recreational use
2023 – Police Reform
- Legislature passed HB 1071 prohibiting vehicle searches based solely on smell and reducing public smoking fines from $250 to $50 for first offense
2025 – Current Status
- New compliance standards took effect July 1 requiring all products, including those sold outside dispensaries, to meet packaging and labeling requirements
Maryland Possession Limits
Maryland law establishes “personal use amounts” for adults 21+ with separate home cultivation rights for both patients & recreational users.
- Adults 21+ may possess up to 1.5 ounces of dried flower, 12 grams of concentrates, or 750mg total.
- Medical patients may purchase from dispensaries with valid medical cards.
- Home cultivation is permitted: maximum 2 plants per household for adults 21+, maximum 4 plants for medical patient households.
- Adults may share personal use amounts with other adults 21+ without payment but cannot sell without license.
- Use is prohibited in vehicles, public transportation, workplaces, bars, restaurants, and federal property.
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FAQs
What conditions qualify for medical program in Maryland?
Maryland's medical program covers various qualifying medical conditions including chronic pain, cancer, PTSD, epilepsy, and other debilitating conditions. A complete list of qualifying conditions is maintained by the MCA.
How much product can I possess in Maryland?
Medical patients can possess products according to their written certification limits from licensed dispensaries. Adults 21+ can also possess up to 1.5 ounces of flower, 12 grams of concentrates, or 750mg in products under the adult-use program regardless of medical status.
Can I grow it in Maryland?
Yes, Maryland allows home cultivation with limits. Adults 21+ can grow up to 2 plants per household, while registered medical patients can cultivate up to 4 plants per household. Plants must be grown out of public view, and landlords can prohibit cultivation on their property.
How long is my Maryland medical card valid?
Maryland medical cards are valid for 3 years (1095 days) and require annual renewal with updated written certifications from your registered healthcare provider.
Can I use my out-of-state medical card in Maryland?
No, Maryland does not recognize out-of-state medical cards, and only Maryland residents can participate in the medical program. However, out-of-state visitors 21+ can purchase adult-use products from licensed dispensaries with valid government-issued photo identification.
Does Maryland have legalized recreational use?
Yes, Maryland legalized recreational use for adults 21+ on July 1, 2023, following voter approval of Question 4 in November 2022 with 67.2% support. The CRA was signed into law on May 3, 2023, making Maryland the 20th state to legalize adult-use alongside its existing medical program.
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