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Medical Marijuana Telemedicine Appointments Now Available
Virginia Marijuana Card makes it easy for qualifying patients to access medical marijuana across the Commonwealth of Virginia via telemedicine appointments. The process is simple! Our online platform provides an easy and convenient way for you to meet with our doctors and receive a medical marijuana recommendation.
Telemedicine for Medical Marijuana in Virginia
Our telemedicine platform allows patients to get approved by a certified doctor through video conference. We use a HIPAA compliant video conferencing software that is incredibly easy to use. You don't even need a computer, as the platform can be accessed on a smartphone web browser!
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How Telemedicine Works
After booking your appointment online, or by calling us at (888)-633-5808, we will send a patient intake form to your email address. In the intake form, you will have an opportunity to share your medical history and other information the doctor will need prior to issuing a medical marijuana recommendation. Once you have completed the intake form, and we have a copy of your current, state-issued ID, you will be all set for your appointment!
Your Virtual Appointment
On the day of your appointment, you will receive a link to access the virtual waiting room. The link can be accessed on a computer, tablet, or smartphone. When the doctor is ready to see you, they will begin your video conference. Finally, after the doctor speaks with you and confirms your medical condition, you will receive your recommendation for medical marijuana.
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After your appointment, you will be registered with the Virginia Medical Marijuana Program and receive your medical marijuana card. With the marijuana card in hand, you'll have access to any Virginia medical marijuana dispensaries.
Virginia Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
After obtaining a medical marijuana card, patients will need to find a Virginia dispensary. There will be a total of five pharmaceutical processing regions located in the state.