Promoting evidence-based discussion of medical cannabis research
CannaMD welcomes the opportunity to connect with fellow physicians and facilitate medical cannabis care.
If you are a medical professional and would like to refer a patient, please direct all interested parties to our Get Started page. After completing a brief form, patients will be contacted by a CannaMD qualifying specialist who will walk them through the medical marijuana certification process.
CannaMD appreciates the opportunity to facilitate cannabis care as a complement to traditional treatment protocols. To help make the process as easy as possible, CannaMD has designed referral cards for convenient office distribution. To receive a complimentary box, please complete the following form.
CannaMD is committed to fostering a strong network of support within Florida’s medical community. We hope you won’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or inquiries.
Our staff is available via phone at 1 (855) 420-9170 or through email by completing the form on our contact page.
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In accordance with Florida state law, the following conditions may qualify for medical marijuana treatment
According to Florida’s Amendment 2, implemented by Senate Bill 8-A, other “diagnosable, debilitating conditions of like, kind, or class” may also be eligible for a medical marijuana treatment. Possible conditions may include:
CannaMD is actively involved in the medical community, and prides itself on serving as a local, educational resource for area physicians and and medical professionals.
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July 2019: CannaMD is proud to participate as a recruitment site in a University of Florida (UF) study on the short and long-term effects of medical marijuana as it relates to pain. The current study, conducted through UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine, is led by Department of Epidemiology Assistant Professor, Yan Wang, PhD.
