Telehealth Medical Cannabis Certifications
Fast Medical Marijuana Certification for Qualified Virginia Patients
Certification in 15 Minutes
Whether you reside in Loudoun, Fairfax, Norfolk, Richmond, or any other county in Virginia, we are here to provide you with compassionate care and help you unlock the potential of medical marijuana for your well-being.
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Initial Medical Cannabis Certification
$100
Medical Cannabis Recertification
$85
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- Recertification is only available for existing patients. If you are new to Virginia Cannabis Clinic, it will be an initial visit.
- Medical marijuana consultation with a licensed medical professional
- Medical marijuana certification sent to email
- Veterans receive 10% Off Always!
- Self-pay only (no insurance accepted)
- Per Virginia law, a certification is valid for one year, so patients need to recertify each year
If you do not qualify for a medical marijuana certification, you will not be charged for the visit!
Virginia Medical Marijuana FAQs
Is medical marijuana legal in Virginia?
Yes. Virginia’s medical cannabis program allows patients with a written certification from a licensed practitioner to buy medical cannabis products from licensed dispensaries. Since January 1, 2024, the program has been regulated by the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority (CCA). Adults 21 and older may also possess limited amounts of marijuana, but licensed adult-use retail stores are not scheduled to open until July 1, 2027, so medical dispensaries are currently the only legal place to buy cannabis in Virginia.
What conditions qualify for medical marijuana in Virginia?
Virginia does not have a fixed list of qualifying conditions. A licensed practitioner may certify you for any diagnosed condition or disease that they determine would benefit from medical cannabis. Patients commonly seek certification for conditions such as chronic pain, anxiety, insomnia, PTSD, cancer, glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, Crohn’s disease and epilepsy.
How can I become a medical marijuana patient in Virginia?
You need a written certification from a licensed practitioner after an evaluation. Patients must be Virginia residents with a valid government-issued ID. Registration with the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority is optional; you do not need it to buy from a licensed dispensary. Virginia Cannabis Clinic provides evaluations by secure telehealth video visit in about 15 minutes, and your certification is sent to your email. A certification is valid for one year.
Where can I purchase medical marijuana in Virginia?
At licensed medical cannabis dispensaries located throughout Virginia. Bring your written certification and a valid government-issued ID. The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority lists current locations on its dispensary locations page.
What forms of medical marijuana are available in Virginia?
Virginia’s program includes botanical cannabis (flower) as well as cannabis oil products such as tinctures, capsules, lozenges, topicals, patches and inhaled products. Availability varies by dispensary, and the dispensary pharmacist can help you choose a product.
Can I grow my own medical marijuana in Virginia?
The medical program does not include home cultivation. Separately, Virginia law allows adults 21 and older to grow up to four cannabis plants per household at their primary residence, following the requirements set by state law.
Can I travel with my medical marijuana within Virginia?
Yes. Carry your written certification and ID, and keep products in their original dispensary packaging. Do not take cannabis across state lines; that remains illegal under federal law.
Can I use my medical marijuana card from another state in Virginia?
No. Virginia dispensaries cannot accept medical cannabis cards from other states. To buy medical cannabis in Virginia, you need a written certification from a Virginia-licensed practitioner.