Meet with a qualified physician
Dr. Ryan reviews your history and determines whether you meet Florida's requirements.
The process has two separate parts: an evaluation with a qualified physician and an application for a state identification card.
Find guidance on eligibility, state ID cards, and the registry from Florida's Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU).
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A patient must be a permanent or seasonal Florida resident, have a qualifying medical condition, be entered into the Medical Marijuana Use Registry by a qualified physician, and obtain an active state identification card.
View Florida's official patient informationFlorida also recognizes certain comparable conditions, terminal conditions, and qualifying chronic nonmalignant pain. A qualified physician must determine whether a patient meets the state's requirements and whether medical cannabis is an appropriate treatment.
Dr. Ryan will review your health history and available records, discuss your questions, and determine whether medical cannabis may be appropriate for you.
If you qualify, the visit also includes education about forms of medical cannabis, routes of administration, Florida's requirements, and the next steps in the state process.
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Dr. Ryan reviews your history and determines whether you meet Florida's requirements.
If you qualify, the practice enters you into Florida's Medical Marijuana Use Registry and places the appropriate physician order.
Our team helps you complete the identification-card application through Florida's registry during your office visit, guiding you through each step. The state's application fee is separate from the office fee, and the state handles approval.
After state approval, patients may fill an active physician order through a licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Center. Atlantic Coast Cannabis MD does not sell cannabis.
Florida identification cards expire one year after approval. The state allows renewal applications during the 45 days before the expiration date. This state renewal is separate from follow-up care with Dr. Ryan.
Find the renewal steps on Florida's official patient website.
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No. This is a physician's office. Medical cannabis is purchased separately through a state-licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Center.
Florida's program includes permanent and seasonal residents who meet the state's requirements. Visit the OMMU website for the current residency documents.
No. Dr. Ryan determines whether you qualify for a physician certification. The Florida Department of Health handles the identification-card application and approval.
Florida sends registry login information to the email address provided by the physician's office. Check your inbox and spam folder, then use the official Medical Marijuana Use Registry.
For state-card questions, call the OMMU Patient Helpline at 800-808-9580. For office paperwork or appointments, call Atlantic Coast Cannabis MD at (386) 444-6464.