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Telehealth Medical Marijuana Appointments

Miracle Leaf® telehealth medical marijuana evaluations and renewals in 22 states. Check your state's eligibility and see a physician online from home.

Reviewed by Miracle Leaf Editorial Team, Editorial Team

Last verified 2026-06-11

See a doctor online in your state

Telehealth visits in 22 states. Select yours to check eligibility and start your visit.

At a glance

AVAILABILITY
Telehealth in 22 states
FL INITIAL
In-person required
STATUTE
RENEWALS
Telehealth where state law allows

State coverage

Telehealth availability by state

Alabama: Not yet available
Alaska: Telehealth is not permitted under state law
Arizona: Telehealth is not permitted under state law
Colorado: Telehealth is not permitted under state law
Delaware: Not yet available
District of Columbia: Not yet available
Hawaii: Not yet available
Idaho: Not yet available
Illinois: Not yet available
Indiana: Not yet available
Kansas: Not yet available
Mississippi: Not yet available
Nebraska: Not yet available
New Hampshire: Not yet available
North Carolina: Not yet available
North Dakota: Not yet available
Oregon: Not yet available
South Carolina: Not yet available
South Dakota: Not yet available
Tennessee: Not yet available
Utah: Not yet available
Vermont: Not yet available
Washington: Not yet available
West Virginia: Not yet available
Wisconsin: Not yet available
Wyoming: Not yet available

Pick your state to open its telehealth guide. Florida, Georgia, and Texas are served in person by our clinic locations, so those tiles open the state program hubs.

  • Telehealth available (15)
  • Renewals and limited telehealth (7)
  • In-person clinic states (3)
  • Not available (26)

How it works

Telehealth medical marijuana, step by step

Telehealth Medical Marijuana Evaluations

Miracle Leaf® provides secure, confidential telehealth medical marijuana evaluations and renewals in more than 20 states. For eligible patients, the entire visit happens from home. You speak with a state-registered physician over a private video connection, and the certification is submitted directly to your state program.

Schedule Now or call (833) LEGAL-MJ to begin.

Who Can Use Telehealth

Telehealth eligibility depends on your state program and whether this is an initial visit or a renewal. Some states allow first-time certifications by telehealth. Others limit telehealth to renewals for established patients. Each state's telehealth guide lists the rules, fees, and statutory citations that apply.

Florida requires an in-person evaluation for the initial certification under Florida Statute 381.986(4)(a). In Florida, telehealth is available for renewals and returning patients only, because the in-person physician relationship must already be on file with the Office of Medical Marijuana Use. First-time Florida patients book an in-clinic visit at one of our Florida locations.

Georgia and Texas patients are served through our local clinic locations. Book your Georgia Low-THC Oil Registry Card visit or Texas Compassionate Use Program visit with your nearest clinic, and the clinic team will guide you through your state program's certification steps. This page does not promise initial Florida telehealth certification, because state law does not allow it.

How a Telehealth Visit Works

The telehealth path is built to be simple. Here is the process end to end.

  1. Start the online intake. Begin your request and choose telehealth where eligible.
  2. Complete the 5-step intake. Provide your contact details, state of residence, qualifying-condition information, and any medical records that support your evaluation.
  3. Await confirmation from a representative. A Miracle Leaf representative reviews your intake, confirms telehealth eligibility for your state and visit type, and schedules your video evaluation.
  4. Get your card. After the physician completes the evaluation and submits your certification to the state registry, you complete any required state steps and receive your card.

Schedule Now to start the intake.

Telehealth by State

Telehealth rules are set state by state. Use the state map and comparison table on this page to find your state, then open its guide for the full walkthrough, program fees, and citations. Florida: in-person for the initial certification, telehealth for renewals and returning patients. Georgia and Texas: visits run through our clinic locations. For the full Florida walkthrough, see our how to get a card online guide, the Florida medical marijuana card hub, and the Florida program details hub. Returning patients can review the renew your card online page for the recertification steps.

Disclaimer

This page is informational only and is not medical or legal advice. Telehealth eligibility is set by each state program and may change. Florida initial certification must be conducted in person under Florida Statute 381.986. Certification by a physician does not guarantee state approval. Consult a qualified physician for clinical questions and a licensed attorney in your state for legal questions.

Book a telehealth visit

You will finish booking on our secure scheduling site. It takes about five minutes.

State by state

Compare state telehealth rules

Telehealth rules are set by each state program and differ for first-time certifications and renewals. Open a state for the full guide, fees, and citations.

StateStatusFirst-time patientsRenewals
FloridaClinic stateIn-person required (Fla. Stat. 381.986(4)(a))Telehealth with the same physician
GeorgiaClinic stateThrough our Georgia clinic locationsThrough our Georgia clinic locations
TexasClinic stateThrough our Texas clinic locationsThrough our Texas clinic locations
ArkansasRenewal onlyIn-person requiredTelehealth available
CaliforniaTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
ConnecticutTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
IowaLimited telehealthConditional, see state pageConditional, see state page
KentuckyRenewal onlyIn-person requiredTelehealth available
LouisianaTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
MaineTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
MarylandTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
MassachusettsTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
MichiganTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
MinnesotaLimited telehealthConditional, see state pageTelehealth available
MissouriLimited telehealthConditional, see state pageConditional, see state page
MontanaLimited telehealthConditional, see state pageConditional, see state page
NevadaTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
New JerseyTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
New MexicoTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
New YorkTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
OhioTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
OklahomaTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
PennsylvaniaTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available
Rhode IslandRenewal onlyIn-person requiredTelehealth available
VirginiaTelehealth availableTelehealth availableTelehealth available

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How does a telehealth medical marijuana appointment work?
You start the online intake, complete the 5-step intake form, then await confirmation from a Miracle Leaf representative. Once your visit is confirmed and the physician completes the evaluation, your certification is submitted to the state registry and you get your card. The whole telehealth path is handled from home for eligible patients.
Which states does Miracle Leaf serve by telehealth?
Miracle Leaf offers telehealth medical marijuana visits in more than 20 states. Eligibility rules differ by state. Some states allow first-time certifications by telehealth, others limit telehealth to renewals for established patients. Open your state's telehealth guide for the rules, fees, and citations that apply to you.
Can I get my first medical marijuana card by telehealth?
It depends on your state. Several state programs allow first-time certifications by video visit, while others require an in-person evaluation before telehealth can be used. Check your state's telehealth guide before booking so you choose the right visit type.
Can I get my first Florida medical marijuana card by telehealth?
No. Florida requires an in-person evaluation for the initial certification under Florida Statute 381.986(4)(a). Telehealth in Florida is for renewals and returning patients only, because the in-person physician relationship must already be on file with the state. First-time Florida patients book an in-clinic visit.
How do Georgia and Texas appointments work?
Georgia and Texas patients are served through our local Miracle Leaf clinic locations. Book your Low-THC Oil Registry Card visit or Texas Compassionate Use Program visit with your nearest Georgia or Texas clinic, and the clinic team will walk you through the certification steps for your state program.

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