Texas Medical Marijuana Card ONLINE!
Consult with a licensed Texas medical cannabis professional online and receive the care you deserve. Get your Texas medical marijuana card online with Doctors of Cannabis.
- Exceptional care from licensed physicians
- Streamlined process to quickly gain access to treatment
- Guaranteed approval for your Texas medical marijuana card or your money back
Wondering How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Texas? We Can Help!
With Doctors Of Cannabis, you don’t even need an appointment! You can use your computer or cell phone to connect with a physician for a medical marijuana consultation when it’s convenient for you. Our Texas medical marijuana doctors are here to help qualifying patients access helpful treatment, and we give you your money back if you don’t qualify.
How does the Doctors Of Cannabis process work for Texas medical marijuana patients? It’s just three simple steps to access medical marijuana in Texas:
- Consultation: Connect with one of our doctors – no appointment necessary.
- Approval: Pay only if approved, receive a full refund if you aren’t.
- Get Your Certification: Your doctor will register you in the Texas Compassionate Use Registry.
Keep in mind that there is no physical medical marijuana (MMJ) card in Texas. If approved, your physical will enter you into the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT). Many patients can purchase medical marijuana in Texas 24 hours after being added to CURT.
What Conditions Qualify You for Medical Marijuana in Texas?
To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Texas, you must be 18 or older, a permanent resident of Texas, and have a qualifying medical condition.
The following medical conditions may qualify you for the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT):
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Autism
- Cancer
- Crohn's disease or other inflammatory bowel disease
- A condition that causes chronic pain
- Epilepsy
- An incurable neurodegenerative disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
- A seizure disorder
- Spasticity
- A terminal illness
- A condition for which a patient is receiving hospice or palliative care
- Traumatic brain injury
Accessible, Premium Care When It Matters Most
At Doctors Of Cannabis, you will be paired with a highly skilled, compassionate, and licensed medical cannabis professional. Our team of physicians is here to help you access supportive and effective care.
How To Get a Medical Marijuana Card In Texas
There are two main requirements for a Texas medical marijuana card application:
Proof of Identity
- A Texas government-issued photo ID and the last five digits of your Social Security number are needed for registration in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT). You must be a resident of Texas to be added to CURT.
Medical Marijuana Recommendation
- After approval, your doctor will register you in CURT, allowing you to buy legal medical cannabis. Many patients can purchase medical marijuana in Texas 24 hours after being registered in the database.
FAQ for Medical Cannabis in Texas
Do you still have questions about how to get medical cannabis in Texas? Check out our FAQ and learn about the requirements in detail.
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Can I Get a Texas Medical Cannabis Card?
No, because Texas has a medical marijuana program but does not issue physical medical marijuana cards. All you need is to be registered in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) by a licensed physician. Many patients can access medical marijuana 24 hours after being added to the system.
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Do I Need to Register Myself for CURT in Texas?
Patients don’t register themselves in CURT. Following a consultation with a physician, their prescriptions are entered by their doctors. Then, patients can pick up their cannabis from a licensed dispensary. Many patients can purchase medical marijuana 24 hours after they are added to CURT.
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How Much Does a Consultation with Texas Medical Cannabis Doctors Cost?
The cost of a consultation is $199 for the initial visit and $100 for every follow-up visit, which must occur yearly to maintain your listing in the registry. You only pay if approved by the doctor.
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Does My Texas Medical Cannabis License Expire?
Per the medical cannabis law in Texas, your entry into the registry lasts for one year and must be renewed annually.