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Marijuana Card OH is a statewide telehealth service. Wherever you live in Ohio, you see the same Ohio-licensed physicians by video, pay the same $149, and get a full refund if you don’t qualify.

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How it works from anywhere in Ohio

  1. Answer a few questions and book a time with one of our physicians.
  2. Join your video visit from home. Your physician reviews your history and records and checks Ohio’s prescription monitoring report.
  3. If you qualify, your physician submits your recommendation to the state registry right after your visit, and you activate it by email.

Then you can buy at any licensed Ohio dispensary with your registry card and a photo ID. Full step-by-step guide.

City guides

Local rules and checked facts from government sources for Ohio’s largest cities. You can book from any of them today, and we add a city guide only once it has at least five dated local facts.

Cincinnati

Hamilton County

City guide coming soon

Dayton

Montgomery County

City guide coming soon

Toledo

Lucas County

City guide coming soon

Akron

Summit County

City guide coming soon

Ohio by the numbers

  • 475,281 registered patients, as of 31 Aug 2026.
  • 490 physicians with a Certificate to Recommend, as of 9 Sep 2026.
  • 231 dispensaries licensed to sell both medical and adult-use cannabis, as of 5 Oct 2026.

Figures from the Division of Cannabis Control’s program update.

What changes from city to city

  • Dispensaries. Ohio law lets a city, village or township prohibit or limit the number of cannabis dispensaries, cultivators and processors within its borders (Revised Code 3796.29).
  • Where dispensaries can be. State law keeps new sites at least 500 feet from the property line of a school, church, public library, public playground or public park (Revised Code 3796.30).
  • What stays the same everywhere. Your right to register as a patient, the 21 qualifying conditions, the price of your visit, and the ban on driving while impaired.

To find a licensed dispensary, use our Ohio dispensary locator, the Division of Cannabis Control’s official dispensary map, or its license list. We don’t recommend, rank or partner with any dispensary.

Your physicians serve all of Ohio

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Dr. Johnathan Chance Miller, MD

General Practice · Medical Director

Ohio license / CTR:
35.141126CTR
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One price, statewide

New patient evaluation

$149

Evaluation fee. Ohio currently charges no state registration fee.

  • Telehealth visit with an Ohio-licensed physician
  • Recommendation submitted to the state registry if you qualify
  • Renewal reminders before your card expires
Book your evaluation

100% money-back guarantee if you don’t qualify. See refund terms.

Renewal evaluation

$129

Evaluation fee. Ohio currently charges no state registration fee.

  • Telehealth visit with an Ohio-licensed physician
  • Recommendation submitted to the state registry if you qualify
  • Renewal reminders before your card expires
Book your renewal

100% money-back guarantee if you don’t qualify. See refund terms.

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What you can count on

  • Doctors you can look up

    Both physicians hold an active Ohio license and a Certificate to Recommend. Their numbers are on their profiles, so you can check them on Ohio eLicense.

  • Your money back if you don’t qualify

    If your physician finds you don’t qualify, you get your full evaluation fee back. No deductions. Refund terms

  • One clear price

    $149 for a new card, $129 to renew. Ohio charges no state registration fee.

  • From home, anywhere in Ohio

    Your visit is a video call with an Ohio physician. No waiting room, no travel.

Had your visit? Tell us how it went at contact@marijuanacardoh.com. We publish reviews only with your permission, good or bad, and never with your health details.

Common questions

Do I need to visit an office?
No. Your visit is a video call with an Ohio-licensed physician, which Ohio law allows for medical marijuana evaluations. You can join from home on a phone or computer.
Is the price different in my city?
No. It’s $149 for a new evaluation and $129 to renew anywhere in Ohio, with a full refund if you don’t qualify.
Can I get a card if I live in a small town or rural county?
Yes. We serve every part of Ohio by telehealth. You need to be an Ohio resident aged 18 or older with a qualifying condition.
Where can I find a dispensary near me?
Use our Ohio dispensary locator, which lists every licensed dispensary from the state’s data, or the Division of Cannabis Control’s official map. We don’t rank, recommend or partner with any dispensary.
Can my city ban dispensaries?
Yes. Under Ohio law, a city, village or township can prohibit or limit the number of cannabis dispensaries within its borders. It can’t stop you from registering as a patient.

Sources

Checked 13 Oct 2026.