Choosing telemedicine services with Ohio Green ReLeaf provides several advantages over traditional doctor's office visits. Enjoy the convenience and comfort of consulting with our experienced doctors from your own home, eliminating the need for travel and time spent in waiting rooms. Our secure video consultations ensure your privacy, while our compassionate and knowledgeable team is dedicated to providing personalized care tailored to your unique needs.
To qualify for a medical marijuana card in Ohio, you must have a previously diagnosed disease or illness that falls under the state's list of qualifying conditions. These conditions have been recognized by the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program (OMMCP) as eligible for medical cannabis treatment. Our team at Ohio Green ReLeaf is here to guide you through the process and help you determine if your condition meets the state's requirements.
Once you have your medical records that show your prior diagnosis, our doctors will be able to review your chart and meet with you to approve a medical cannabis card recommendation.
Your Ohio medical marijuana card must be renewed once every 12 months to remain active. The renewal process ensures you continue receiving legal access to dispensaries and stay compliant with Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP).
At Ohio Green ReLeaf, we make renewals fast and convenient. Most patients complete the process through a quick telemedicine appointment that takes just minutes.
You can begin the renewal process 30 days before your card expires. Waiting too long can temporarily suspend your ability to buy products from dispensaries, so it’s best to renew early.
If you’re unsure of your renewal date, check your confirmation email from the Ohio Board of Pharmacy or contact our team for help verifying your status.
Do I need to see the same doctor each year?
No. Any certified Ohio MMCP physician can renew your certification.
Can I renew online?
Yes! Ohio Green ReLeaf offers full telemedicine renewals statewide.
What if my card expires?
You’ll need to complete a new certification visit before purchasing again. Contact us for a fast reactivation!
Crohn’s disease and other gastrointestinal (GI) conditions can cause chronic inflammation, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, and appetite loss. These symptoms often persist even with standard medications. For many Ohio patients, medical marijuana offers a safe and effective alternative for managing digestive discomfort and improving quality of life.
At Ohio Green ReLeaf, our physicians help patients with Crohn’s, ulcerative colitis, and related GI disorders access medical marijuana legally through Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP).
Cannabinoids found in medical cannabis, particularly THC and CBD, interact with the endocannabinoid system, which plays a role in regulating inflammation, gut motility, and immune response. Many patients experience:
While research is ongoing, patient reports and clinical studies suggest that medical marijuana may provide significant relief for Crohn’s symptoms when used responsibly under physician supervision.
Crohn’s disease is a recognized qualifying condition for medical marijuana in Ohio. Patients diagnosed with Crohn’s or similar inflammatory bowel diseases may be eligible for certification by a physician registered with the Ohio Board of Pharmacy.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and related neurological conditions can cause muscle spasms, pain, tremors, and mobility issues. Medical marijuana has shown promise in helping manage these symptoms by acting on the body’s endocannabinoid system to reduce inflammation and muscle stiffness.
At Ohio Green ReLeaf, our physicians help MS patients and others with neurological disorders qualify for medical marijuana certification under Ohio’s MMCP guidelines.
Ohio’s list of qualifying neurological conditions includes:
These conditions may respond to the muscle-relaxant and neuroprotective properties of cannabinoids such as THC and CBD.
Cancer and its treatments can cause a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms including pain, nausea, loss of appetite, anxiety, and sleep disruption. For many Ohio patients, medical marijuana provides a safe and natural option for symptom relief when other treatments have not helped.
At Ohio Green ReLeaf in Cincinnati, our certified physicians help cancer patients and survivors navigate Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP) to access cannabis products legally and confidently.
Medical cannabis may ease several common side effects of cancer or chemotherapy:
Cancer is one of the approved qualifying conditions for medical marijuana under Ohio law. Any patient with a confirmed cancer diagnosis may be eligible for a medical marijuana recommendation from a certified physician.
While anxiety and depression are not individually listed as qualifying conditions under Ohio’s MMCP, many patients with related or overlapping diagnoses (such as PTSD, chronic pain, or other qualifying conditions) find that medical cannabis helps ease symptoms of anxiety and mood imbalance.
At Ohio Green ReLeaf, our physicians take a holistic, patient-centered approach. We review your health history and determine whether your condition qualifies under the state’s medical marijuana program.
Cannabinoids interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system, which influences mood regulation and stress response. Patients who use medical marijuana under doctor supervision often report:
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can cause anxiety, flashbacks, insomnia, and emotional distress that interfere with daily life. In Ohio, PTSD is a recognized qualifying condition for medical marijuana.
At Ohio Green ReLeaf, our certified physicians provide compassionate evaluations for patients seeking symptom relief through Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program.
Studies suggest that cannabinoids can help regulate mood, promote relaxation, and reduce hyperarousal which are symptoms commonly associated with PTSD. Patients often report:
While medical marijuana is not a cure for PTSD, it can be part of a comprehensive treatment plan when used responsibly under physician supervision.
Chronic pain affects millions of adults and is one of the most common qualifying conditions for medical marijuana in Ohio. Many patients who have not found relief through traditional treatments are discovering the benefits of medical cannabis for long-term pain management.
At Ohio Green ReLeaf in Cincinnati, we help patients determine if they qualify for an Ohio medical marijuana card and guide them through every step of the certification process, from telemedicine evaluation to registry approval.
Ohio’s Medical Marijuana Control Program (MMCP) recognizes chronic pain as a qualifying condition. Chronic pain may result from:
To qualify, patients must have documentation of a diagnosed condition and a recommendation from a certified physician registered with the Ohio Board of Pharmacy.
There are not guarantees that you will be accepted into the program. However, if you have one of the current qualifying conditions with a prior diagnosis then there should be no reason that you would not be accepted into the program. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is the one exception to this rule, here at Ohio Green ReLeaf we offer PTSD diagnosis during certain operating hours. For more information on getting a PTSD diagnosis for medical cannabis in Ohio, contact us today.
No. The law however does require that the State Board of Pharmacy attempt in good faith to negotiate and enter into reciprocity agreements with other states. Currently that state has not entered into any reciprocity agreements with another state.
Absolutely, yes! Just as with other medical information, your personal info is kept confidential and safe. There are no published lists of patients that have registered with the state to obtain a medical cannabis card. Lists of patients who have registered to obtain a medical cannabis card are kept confidential by state and local governments.
Ohio state law says that medical marijuana patients or caregivers in Ohio are able to have a 90-day supply of cannabis products. The amount of cannabis that a medical marijuana patient or caregiver can possess is determined by the state's Board of Pharmacy, which takes into account the patient’s dose and frequency of use. Patients and caregivers are expected to adhere to the 90-day supply limit and any additional purchases must be tracked in order to avoid potential legal issues. The state offers some guidance for patients on how to figure out what a 90-day supply of medical marijuana might be made up of.
From flower, concentrates, and edibles to tinctures, oils, and lotions and everything else in between, there are plenty of ways to use medical cannabis. Depending on your needs and preferences, you can choose the right product and dosage for yourself. If you’re looking to treat pain or symptoms of a specific condition, talk to your doctor about what type of cannabis would be best for you.
Fortunately there are several cannabis dispensaries located throughout the state. Each dispensary offers a variety of cannabis products including flowers, edibles, concentrates, tinctures, and topicals. Depending on where you are located in the state, some dispensaries may offer delivery services or online ordering capabilities as well. Your local dispensary staff is up-to-date on the newest medical marijuana education, allowing them to offer expert suggestions on the variety of medical grade marijuana products available on the market. More often than not, most Ohioans will have a dispensary within 20-30 miles of their home.
Yes, you are able to have a designated caregiver purchase medical marijuana for you once they have been found eligible by an approved marijuana doctor. The caregiver must be at least 21 years of age, have a valid ID and register as your designated caregiver with the state. The caregiver will then be able to purchase medical marijuana from a licensed dispensary. For information on the process of registering or becoming a caregiver can be found on the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program Website.
Once you complete your application to see a medical marijuana doctor and they have examined your medical history, you will be able to access your patient ID card saying that you are certified by the Ohio state board of pharmacy to obtain medical marijuana treatment. This ID card will be issued by the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program and can be used to purchase medical marijuana from a licensed dispensary in Ohio.
In most cases, yes you can! We offer same day appointments and the state's medical marijuana program typically is able to activate your card the same day as well. There are some extenuating circumstances such as appointments scheduled at the end of the day, failed payments, email from the state not being sent in time, etc. Please contact us if you are trying to expedite your cannabis card in Ohio.
