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Georgia established its limited cannabis program in 2015. Effective July 1, 2026, the state renamed the Low THC Oil Patient Registry as the Medical Cannabis Patient Registry and expanded the medical cannabis products available to registered patients.
To obtain a Georgia Medical Cannabis card, you must consult a fully licensed physician whose principal practice location is in Georgia. If the physician confirms that you have a qualifying condition, the physician will enter your information and identification documents into the Medical Cannabis Patient Registry. The Georgia Department of Public Health will review the submission and email you instructions for paying the state card fee. Once your payment is processed, your card will be issued and shipped to you.
Our physician consultation starts as low as $45. This consultation fee is separate from the fee charged by the Georgia Department of Public Health. If your application is approved, the state charges $30 for each Medical Cannabis card. Online payments include an additional $3.75 service fee.
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The process of obtaining a medical cannabis card in Georgia can vary in duration. Typically, it involves an initial consultation with a physician, followed by a registration period with the state. The entire process can take several weeks, depending on the efficiency of the registration system and the availability of appointments.
You must be a Georgia resident, have at least one qualifying condition, and receive certification from an eligible Georgia physician. Adult patients may apply for themselves. A patient under 18 must have a parent, guardian, or legal custodian participate in the program.
Georgia’s qualifying conditions include amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, autism spectrum disorder for adults or severe autism for minors, qualifying cancers, epidermolysis bullosa, hospice enrollment, Stage III HIV, inflammatory bowel disease, intractable pain, lupus, mitochondrial disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, severe peripheral neuropathy, qualifying post-traumatic stress disorder, seizure disorders related to epilepsy or trauma-related head injuries, sickle cell disease, and Tourette’s syndrome.
Georgia does not offer full medical cannabis reciprocity. However, Georgia may recognize a valid card issued by another state when that state permits the same possession allowed under Georgia law and the visiting patient has been in Georgia for fewer than 45 days.
Our physician consultation starts as low as $45. If you are certified, the Georgia Department of Public Health charges a separate $30 card fee. Online payments include an additional $3.75 service fee.
Yes. A registered patient or caregiver may legally possess medical cannabis products containing a total of no more than 12,000 milligrams of THC. The patient or caregiver must possess a valid physical or electronic registration card, and the products must remain in pharmaceutical containers labeled by the manufacturer.
A Georgia Medical Cannabis card is valid for five years. The expiration date appears on the front of the card. Patients must consult their physician when it is time to renew the card.