CannaMD, Florida’s premier medical marijuana clinic, has tripled in size in less than six months. Adding to its Orlando and Tampa locations, CannaMD is excited to announce new medical offices now open in Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Miami!
Schedule your appointment today by completing a brief application or calling 1 (855) 420-9170.
Medical marijuana certification process
Before purchasing marijuana from a medical marijuana treatment center (MMTC) – or dispensary – patients must first qualify for a medical marijuana certification; CannaMD provides qualified patients with the state-required recommendation to complete this process.
Focused on evidence-based application of medicinal cannabis research, CannaMD offers a streamlined pre-qualification process, letting patients spend more time with licensed physicians.
“It’s about making the process as easy as possible,” CannaMD co-founder Ryan Scotson explains.
Marijuana as medicine is pretty new. So we’ve made sure we have experts in place every step of the way, so patients never have any unanswered questions.
That process starts at home, where patients can see if they qualify for a medical marijuana certification before ever scheduling an appointment. After a free phone call with a patient liaison – supervised by a registered nurse – qualified applicants may submit all required paperwork online, leaving appointment time free for quality doctor-patient conversation.
Qualified medical doctors
“We take physician recruitment very seriously,” Scotson states.
We’re committed to working with leaders in the medical cannabis field.
One of those leaders is Dr. Jason Schultz, who is passionate about fighting the country’s growing opioid epidemic.
“When I began practicing medicine, there was a lot of pressure to give narcotics no matter what. As I went through my medical career, it got worse and worse,” Schultz recalls.
Now I have the opportunity to help patients with a natural form of medicine that produces better results. As a physician, it was easy to become an advocate.
Qualifying conditions
Florida currently recognizes the following conditions for medical marijuana treatment:
- ALS
- Cancer
- Chron’s disease
- Epilepsy
- Glaucoma
- HIV/AIDS
- Multiple sclerosis
- Parkinson’s disease
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
Florida’s Amendment 2 also allows for treatment of other “diagnosable, debilitating conditions of like, kind, or class” (including depression, migraines, and rheumatoid arthritis).
