Partner evaluation
Exclusive physician evaluation price for Trulieve patients.
Meet online with a Georgia-licensed physician to discuss your condition, your questions, and whether medical cannabis is right for you.
Georgia state fees are paid separately.
See the full cost breakdown
Discuss your qualifying condition, treatment history, and care needs in an online appointment.
If medically appropriate, your physician submits your certification and required documents to Georgia DPH.
DPH verifies your information and emails payment instructions. Pay within 60 days of the request.
Allow up to 10 business days after payment processing. Use your active card at licensed Georgia sellers.
Georgia requires an established physician–patient relationship with a physician treating your qualifying condition. Read the physician requirements.
Physician care and your state registry card are paid separately.
Exclusive physician evaluation price for Trulieve patients.
Current $30 card fee plus $3.75 online processing, paid to Georgia DPH after verification.
Ongoing physician visits are separate from the state’s five-year registry card.
Evaluation + current online state fees: $113.74. Follow-up visits and cannabis purchases are separate.
Discuss your symptoms, treatment history, and questions with a Georgia-licensed physician. Ask about a follow-up plan that reflects your condition and ongoing care needs.
Discuss treatment goals, side effects, and possible medication interactions.
Understand which follow-up visits and continued-diagnosis certification requirements apply to you. Your five-year state card and ongoing physician care have separate requirements.
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PrestoDoctor evaluates Georgia residents age 18 and older with a qualifying medical condition. Certification depends on the physician’s medical judgment.
Your certifying physician must be licensed in Georgia, have a principal practice in Georgia, and have an established physician–patient relationship while treating your qualifying condition. A one-time consultation alone does not meet Georgia Medical Board requirements.
Current DPH guidance requires proof of Georgia residency but does not specify a minimum residency period. Read the physician requirements.
Bring a current, unexpired photo ID and proof of Georgia residency. A Georgia driver’s license or state ID showing your current address can establish both.
A U.S. passport, military ID, or out-of-state license or ID requires an additional residency document. If your ID does not show your current Georgia address, bring a utility bill, phone bill, medical bill, or pay stub with your full name and street address.
Have your diagnosis, medication list, treatment history, and available medical records ready. Your physician may request records. See DPH’s document requirements.
Georgia DPH recognizes 18 qualifying categories, including intractable pain, PTSD in adults, certain cancers, lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, and qualifying seizure disorders. Each diagnosis has its own requirements, and the physician determines eligibility.
An active registry card allows registered patients to obtain authorized medical cannabis from licensed Georgia sellers and possess it within state limits. The current possession limit is 12,000 mg of THC total, with no more than 1,200 mg per package, subject to labeling requirements.
A card does not authorize recreational use, home growing, or smoking. See Georgia’s current program requirements.
Georgia registry cards are valid for five years. Check the expiration date printed on your card and consult your physician before it expires.
Card renewal and physician certification are separate. Georgia law requires annual certification of your continued qualifying diagnosis unless your condition is incurable or irreversible. Ask your treating physician which requirements apply to you.
Anxiety and depression are not independently listed as qualifying conditions in Georgia. If you also have PTSD or another qualifying diagnosis, a physician may evaluate your eligibility based on that condition. PTSD must result from direct exposure to or witnessing trauma, and the patient must be at least 18.
Symptoms alone do not establish eligibility, and certification is not guaranteed. See Georgia’s qualifying conditions.
It varies from state to state. It is recommended to check state laws before traveling to another state with marijuana or attempting to visit a dispensary.
No, you cannot grow marijuana with a medical card in Georgia.
Your Trulieve partner evaluation is $79.99. State fees are separate.