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Easily book your online appointment and share your medical history with a simple intake form.
Consultation With a Licensed Doctor
After your consultation, your physician will provide your certification which you must submit to the Oregon Health Authority along with your complete application and required documents through the OMMP portal or by mail.
Get Your Oregon Medical Marijuana Card
Once approved, your official Oregon medical marijuana card will arrive by mail, allowing you to make legal cannabis purchases at licensed dispensaries.
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Oregon: Everything You Need to Know
Oregon Laws
Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) was established by voter initiative in 1998 through Ballot Measure 67 and is regulated by the Oregon Health Authority (OHA). The state made history in 1973 as the first to decriminalize cannabis possession. Patients with qualifying medical conditions can receive certification from licensed healthcare providers and access medical marijuana through state-licensed dispensaries.
- Patients must be Oregon residents.
- Only licensed Oregon healthcare providers including physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and naturopathic physicians may recommend medical marijuana.
- Cannabis products are available through Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) licensed dispensaries.
- Home cultivation of cannabis is permitted for registered patients, caregivers, as well as recreational users.
- Driving under the influence of cannabis remains illegal and subject to penalties.
- Public consumption is prohibited under Oregon law.
Oregon Reform Timeline
1973 – Decriminalization
- Oregon becomes the first state in the United States to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana, treating it as a civil violation rather than a crime.
1998 – Medical Program Established
- Voters approve Ballot Measure 67 by 54.6%, creating the Oregon Medical Marijuana Act and establishing the state’s medical cannabis program.
2014 – Recreational Legalization
- Voters approve Measure 91 with 56% support, legalizing adult-use cannabis for individuals 21 and older, making Oregon the third state to legalize recreational marijuana.
2017 – Regulatory Consolidation
- Oregon Liquor Control Commission becomes Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC), centralizing oversight of both medical and recreational cannabis programs.
2025 – Ongoing Program
- Medical program continues serving patients with access to licensed dispensaries, home cultivation rights, and tax exemptions, while regulators focus on equity initiatives and patient access improvements.
Oregon Possession Limits
Oregon law distinguishes between medical marijuana patients and recreational users, with significantly higher limits for registered medical cardholders.
- Medical patients may possess up to 24 ounces of usable flower, 16 ounces of solid products, 72 ounces of liquid products, 16 ounces of concentrates, and 5 grams of extracts.
- Medical patients and caregivers may jointly cultivate up to 6 mature plants and 12 immature plants at a registered grow site, plus 4 immature plants and 50 seeds.
- Recreational users (21+) may possess up to 2 ounces in public, 8 ounces at home, and 5 grams of concentrates or extracts.
- Recreational users may cultivate up to 4 marijuana plants per residence.
- All medical grow sites must be registered with OMMP and comply with local zoning requirements.
- Property owner consent is required for grow sites if the patient or grower does not own the property.
- Possession of 2-4 ounces in public is a civil violation with fines up to $1,000.
- Oregon medical marijuana cards are valid for one year and must be renewed annually.
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FAQs
What conditions qualify for medical marijuana in Oregon?
Oregon qualifies patients with debilitating conditions including cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, cachexia, severe pain, severe nausea, seizures (including epilepsy), and persistent muscle spasms (including multiple sclerosis). Any medical condition or treatment producing these symptoms may also qualify.
Does Oregon accept out-of-state medical marijuana cards?
No, Oregon does not recognize medical marijuana cards from other states. Out-of-state patients must obtain an Oregon card to access medical benefits. Visitors 21+ may purchase recreational cannabis but will pay the 17% state tax.
How long is an Oregon medical marijuana card valid?
Oregon medical marijuana cards are valid for one year from issuance and must be renewed annually.
Can I grow my own medical marijuana in Oregon?
Yes, registered medical patients and caregivers may jointly cultivate up to 6 mature plants and 12 immature plants at a registered grow site. All grow sites must be registered with OMMP and comply with local zoning requirements. Property owner consent is required if you don't own the property.
Where can I purchase medical marijuana in Oregon?
Registered patients can purchase marijuana products at any OLCC-licensed dispensary statewide. Oregon medical marijuana cardholders are exempt from the 17% recreational tax and can purchase larger quantities. Present your valid card and photo ID at purchase.
Can I use medical marijuana in public places?
No, Oregon prohibits marijuana use in public places. Consumption is only permitted on private property with owner permission. Driving under the influence is illegal, and employers may maintain drug-free workplace policies.
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