Physicians licensed in your state
Evaluations are performed only by physicians with an active license in your state and, where required, registration with the state program.
Online medical marijuana evaluations across 30 state programs
Get Your Medical Marijuana Card Online with a Doctor Licensed in Your State
Book a private video or phone evaluation with a physician licensed in your state. If you qualify under your state program, the physician issues the certification you need to apply for your card. You pay only if you are approved.
Video and phone appointments 7 days a week in California
Start California evaluation
Popular states
All 30 states
- Arizonafrom $149
- Arkansasfrom $149
- Californiafrom $49
- Connecticutfrom $179
- Delawarefrom $149
- Georgiafrom $179
- Illinoisfrom $189
- Iowafrom $159
- Kentuckyfrom $169
- Louisianafrom $199
- Mainefrom $79
- Marylandfrom $159
- Massachusettsfrom $159
- Michiganfrom $139
- Minnesotafrom $189
- Missourifrom $129
- Montanafrom $129
- Nevadafrom $139
- New Jerseyfrom $159
- New Mexicofrom $179
- New Yorkfrom $149
- Ohiofrom $159
- Oklahomafrom $129
- Pennsylvaniafrom $179
- Rhode Islandfrom $179
- Texasfrom $159
- Vermontfrom $149
- Virginiafrom $179
- Washington, D.C.State guide
- West Virginiafrom $149
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- Doctors licensed in California • Private & secure
- Pay only if approved
- HIPAA-protected
- Same-day evaluations
- Support 7 days a week
- State-licensed physiciansLicensed in the state where you live
- Video & phone visitsFrom home, 7 days a week
- From $49Transparent prices by state
- Pay only if approvedNo charge if you do not qualify
How it works
How to get a medical marijuana card online
Four steps from booking to your state card. The physician's decision and your state's approval are both required.
- 1
Choose your state and book
Pick your state, answer a short health questionnaire and choose a video or phone appointment, 7 days a week.
- 2
Meet a state-licensed physician
A physician licensed in your state reviews your symptoms, history and records against your state program's qualifying conditions.
- 3
Receive your certification
If you qualify, the physician submits or issues your certification. If you do not qualify, you are not charged for the evaluation.
- 4
Register with your state
You complete your state program's application. The state issues your card and may charge its own registration fee.
30 programs we serve
Find your state's medical card guide
Pick your state to see who qualifies, what the state program requires and what an online evaluation with a Kif doctor costs.
- Arizonafrom $149
- Arkansasfrom $149
- Californiafrom $49
- Connecticutfrom $179
- Delawarefrom $149
- Georgiafrom $179
- Illinoisfrom $189
- Iowafrom $159
- Kentuckyfrom $169
- Louisianafrom $199
- Mainefrom $79
- Marylandfrom $159
- Massachusettsfrom $159
- Michiganfrom $139
- Minnesotafrom $189
- Missourifrom $129
- Montanafrom $129
- Nevadafrom $139
- New Jerseyfrom $159
- New Mexicofrom $179
- New Yorkfrom $149
- Ohiofrom $159
- Oklahomafrom $129
- Pennsylvaniafrom $179
- Rhode Islandfrom $179
- Texasfrom $159
- Vermontfrom $149
- Virginiafrom $179
- Washington, D.C.State guide
- West Virginiafrom $149
Eligibility
Common qualifying conditions for medical marijuana
Every state writes its own list. These conditions appear in many state programs, but the list that applies to you is your state's. Some states also allow a physician to certify other conditions they judge appropriate.
- Chronic or severe pain
- Cancer
- PTSD
- Epilepsy and seizures
- Multiple sclerosis
- Glaucoma
- Crohn's disease
- HIV/AIDS
- Parkinson's disease
- ALS
- Severe nausea
- Terminal illness and hospice care
Why Kif
Why patients choose Kif Medical Marijuana Doctors
Clear prices, published by state
See the first-visit and renewal price for your state before you book. State fees are listed separately on each state guide.
Pay only if you are approved
If the physician finds you do not qualify under your state's rules, you are not charged for the evaluation.
Guides sourced from official programs
Our state guides link to the state agency that runs each program and are reviewed under our editorial policy.
Private by design
Your visit is private and your records are handled under our notice of privacy practices.
Help after your visit
Our team answers questions about state registration and renewals by email at contact@kifdoctors.com.
Why patients trust Kif
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The Kif patient promise
- A physician licensed in your stateEvery evaluation is done by a doctor with an active license where you live.
- You pay only if you are approvedIf the physician finds you do not qualify, you are not charged for the evaluation. Refund policy
- Your health information stays privateHIPAA-protected visits. We never sell your personal or health information. Privacy practices
- The price you see is the price you payEvaluation prices are published by state. State registration fees are listed separately.
What happens after you book
- Book onlineChoose your state and a time. It takes a few minutes.
- Meet the physicianA private video or phone visit about your symptoms and history.
- Get your certificationIf you qualify, the physician issues or submits it for your state program.
- Register with your stateYou apply to your state program, which issues the card.
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FAQ
Medical marijuana card questions
Still unsure? Contact our team or read the guide for your state.
What is Kif Medical Marijuana Doctors?
Kif Medical Marijuana Doctors is a telehealth service that connects patients with physicians licensed in their state for medical marijuana evaluations by private video or phone visit. Kif also publishes state-by-state guides that link to each official state program.
How do I qualify for a medical marijuana card?
Each state sets its own list of qualifying conditions and residency rules. During your evaluation, a physician licensed in your state decides whether your condition and history meet your state program's requirements. Choose your state above to see its qualifying conditions.
How much does an evaluation cost?
Evaluation prices depend on your state and on whether it is a first visit or a renewal, starting at $49 in California. Your state may charge a separate registration fee, which is paid to the state, not to Kif.
Do I pay if I am not approved?
No. If the physician decides you do not qualify under your state program, you are not charged for the evaluation. See our refund policy for details.
Can the evaluation be done online?
Yes. The evaluation is a private video or phone visit with a physician licensed in your state. Where a state requires a video exam, your visit is by video. You need a valid photo ID and proof of residency. Your state guide lists any extra requirements.
Does health insurance cover the evaluation?
Health insurance plans generally do not cover medical marijuana evaluations or cannabis products, because cannabis is not an FDA-approved medicine. Some state programs offer reduced registration fees for veterans or people on assistance programs.
Do I need to renew my medical card?
Yes. Certifications and cards expire, and the term depends on your state, often one or two years. You will need a renewal evaluation before your card expires to keep it active.
Does a medical card change federal gun rules?
Since April 2026, marijuana used under a state medical license is in Schedule III federally, and the Supreme Court limited prosecutions of marijuana users in June 2026. Federal firearm rules have not been fully updated, so read our state gun guides and talk to a firearms attorney before you buy a gun.