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Easily book your online appointment and share your medical history with a simple intake form.
Consultation With a Licensed Doctor
Your certification will be automatically submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of Health within 72 hours of your appointment.
Get Your Pennsylvania Medical Card
The Pennsylvania Department of Health will review your certification and contact you directly about your card status, and you will get your medical card.
Pennsylvania: Everything You Need to Know
Pennsylvania Laws
Pennsylvania’s medical program was established under Act 16 of 2016 and is regulated by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Patients with qualifying conditions may receive certification from a state-approved physician and register for a medical card through the state’s online system.
- Only Pennsylvania residents with approved conditions are eligible.
- Certifications must come from physicians registered with the state program.
- Products may only be purchased through state-licensed dispensaries.
- Driving under the influence remains strictly prohibited, with penalties for violations.
- Licensed operators must comply with state rules for safety, packaging, labeling, and record-keeping.
Pennsylvania Reform Timeline
2016 – Act 16 Signed Into Law
- Governor Tom Wolf signs Act 16, officially creating Pennsylvania’s medical program.
2018 – Program Launch
- The first patients are certified and dispensaries open across the state, providing access to qualified residents.
2019 – Expansion of Conditions
- The Department of Health adds several new qualifying conditions and updates program guidelines to improve patient access.
2021 – Regulatory Updates
- Improvements include patient certification process updates, caregiver allowances, and telehealth adjustments.
2023 – Program Growth
- Patient participation grows steadily, with thousands of residents and hundreds of physicians registered statewide.
2025 – Ongoing Review
- Legislative discussions continue around expanding access and refining regulations to better serve Pennsylvania patients.
Pennsylvania Possession Limits
Pennsylvania law permits registered patients to obtain up to a 90-day supply of their approved treatment, as determined by their physician.
- Quantities are based on the physician’s recommendation and state guidelines.
- All purchases must be made through licensed dispensaries.
- Patients must always carry their valid medical card and ID when obtaining treatment.
- Sharing or transferring prescribed products is strictly prohibited under state law.
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“I was nervous about doing it online but this was actually better than going into a clinic. Clean interface, real doctors, and I had my card emailed the same day.”
Vanessa Cho
“Quick, efficient, no BS. Doc was respectful, didn’t rush anything. Whole thing took less than 30 mins.”
Ty Miller
“Super grateful. I live in a small town and this made getting help so much easier. They explained everything clearly and I got approved on the spot.”
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“I had been putting this off for weeks thinking it would be complicated. turns out it was the exact opposite. My doc even followed up to make sure I was doing okay after the appointment.”
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“Honestly wasn’t expecting it to be this smooth. The doctor was kind, really listened to what I was going through, and I had my approval the same day. So relieved I found this site!”
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FAQs
What are the qualifying conditions in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania does not limit patients to a narrow list of qualifying conditions. Instead, licensed doctors evaluate whether a patient’s health situation may benefit from this type of treatment. If the physician believes it is appropriate, they can certify the patient through the state system.
When does my Pennsylvania medical card expire?
Medical cards in Pennsylvania are valid for one year from the date of issue. Patients must renew both their physician certification and their state registration annually to keep their card active.
Can medical patients grow it in Pennsylvania?
No. Pennsylvania law does not currently allow patients or caregivers to grow at home. All products must be obtained through licensed dispensaries authorized by the state.
Is this treatment legal in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Pennsylvania has a regulated medical program that allows qualified patients to access treatment once they are certified by a registered physician and approved by the state’s Department of Health.
What forms of ID are needed to purchase from a dispensary?
Patients must present their Pennsylvania medical card along with a valid, government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license or state ID card.
Are there restrictions on use in public places?
Yes. Pennsylvania law prohibits use in public spaces, workplaces, and while operating vehicles. Patients are expected to follow state guidelines for safe and legal use.
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