By appointment only. Call or book before you visit.
The Lake Worth office has no walk-in hours and stays locked between appointments. Call (561) 223-8687 or request an appointment.
Lake Worth certification clinic
Miracle Leaf® Lake Worth Medical Marijuana Doctors
A certification office on N Dixie Hwy near downtown Lake Worth Beach in central Palm Beach County. Visits are by appointment only, so call or book before you come. We handle your Florida medical marijuana evaluation and the state registry steps. We're a doctor's office, not a dispensary.
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By appointment only. No walk-in hours.
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About Miracle Leaf® Lake Worth
Miracle Leaf® Lake Worth sits at 326 N Dixie Hwy, a block off the walkable downtown grid that Lake Worth Beach has built along Lake and Lucerne Avenues. The setting is more main-street than strip-mall: a small, pedestrian-friendly core in central Palm Beach County, close to I-95 to the west and the Lake Worth Beach pier to the east. The office draws patients from the city itself plus the bordering communities of Greenacres and Palm Springs. It is a certification clinic, not a cannabis store.
Visits by appointment only
This office keeps no set walk-in hours. Every visit is booked ahead, so call the clinic or book online before you come and a physician will be ready at the time you choose. During the appointment a physician reviews your records, decides whether a qualifying condition under Florida law applies, and enters the certification that opens state registration. New and recertifying patients are both seen.
Parking and what to bring
Street and lot parking sit near the downtown core, and the office is quick to reach from I-95. Bring a Florida ID or other residency proof and records of your condition, and complete the portal intake ahead of your visit.
Certification versus retail
Florida Statute 381.986 separates the physician who certifies from the licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Center that later sells product once the state clears your registration. Lake Worth handles the certification side only.
Editorial review
Reviewed 2026-11-04 by the Miracle Leaf® Editorial Team. This page describes Florida's certification process and the general framework of Statute 381.986 as general information, not medical advice. A licensed physician makes the eligibility determination at the evaluation.
You need a Florida Medical Marijuana Card first. Get certified at this Miracle Leaf® Lake Worth clinic, then any licensed Florida dispensary becomes accessible.
Get Your CardThis clinic certifies patients for the Florida registry card. Other states run different programs:
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Plan your visit
Preparing for Your Appointment
What to bring
- Government-issued photo ID showing your state residency (driver’s license, passport, or state ID).
- Medical records documenting your qualifying condition. Recent diagnosis notes, treatment records, imaging reports, or prescriptions all help the physician confirm eligibility.
- List of current medications including supplements and over-the-counter treatments.
Before you arrive
- Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to complete intake paperwork.
- Wear comfortable clothing. The visit involves a routine medical conversation, not a physical procedure.
- Bring payment for the evaluation fee. The clinic accepts most major payment methods. State program fees are paid separately to the state.
During the visit
A licensed physician reviews your records, discusses your symptoms, and determines whether you meet a qualifying condition. The physician evaluation itself takes about 15 minutes. If you qualify, the physician completes the certification step required by your state program.
After the visit
Miracle Leaf® specializes in guiding patients through each step of the process during and after the appointment. Miracle Leaf® has over 8 years of experience working with the Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR).
Approved patients receive instructions for state registration. You purchase products separately from a state-licensed treatment center. Miracle Leaf® clinics do not dispense or sell cannabis products.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
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What should I bring to my first Lake Worth appointment?
What conditions qualify under the Florida program?
Does Florida accept an out-of-state medical card?
Pricing
Pricing
Initial evaluation starting at $199. Card renewal $149. Pricing varies by state and location, so call the clinic for full details.
The service is all-inclusive. The evaluation fee covers the full visit, and the only separate cost is the state of Florida registry fee, which patients pay directly to the state.
In Florida there is no extra charge for exemptions. Patients can speak with the doctor about their needs at any time at no additional cost.
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- By appointment only
Reviewed by Miracle Leaf® Editorial Team. This page describes the Florida medical cannabis program under Fla. Stat. §381.986.
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