Read your records first
No records, no certification. We'll help you request them.
Larkspur's physicians evaluate patients for Pennsylvania's medical marijuana program. They read your records, talk with you and decide. If they certify you, we walk you through the state's side.
The rules differ by state. Pick yours above, or here, and the steps change to match.
Create your patient profile in Pennsylvania's Medical Marijuana Registry with your PA ID.
Video or phone visits are allowed in Pennsylvania. Upload your records first.
A registered practitioner reviews your records and talks with you. They may certify you, or not.
If certified, they enter it in the registry and give you a certification number.
You pay the annual card fee in the registry; the Commonwealth mails the card.
An Ohio driver's license or state ID, and records that show your diagnosis.
Ohio allows the required exams by telehealth. Upload your records first.
A physician with a certificate to recommend reviews your records and decides.
If they recommend, the physician starts your registration with the state.
You complete it and pay the state's fee within 90 days; the card lasts a year.
Florida requires an in-person exam for a first certification: at our Tampa office.
A qualified physician examines you, reviews your records and decides.
If certified, the physician enters you in the Medical Marijuana Use Registry.
You apply for the card with the state and pay its fee.
Renewals can be by telehealth. Certifications must be renewed at least every 30 weeks.
No records, no certification. We'll help you request them.
A live visit of 20 to 30 minutes with a licensed physician.
No "guaranteed approval", no "instant card", no outcome refunds.
We don't say what cannabis will do for you. Your physician talks about your care.
The same fee whatever the physician decides. State fees are paid to the state.
Records review and a live visit. Same fee, any outcome.
When your certification or recommendation is due.
Paid to Pennsylvania, not to us.
Have your records ready. We'll tell you exactly what happens next in your state.