“Great staff. Very helpful.”
“Love this service!”
“Quick and affordable!”
Get Your Arizona Medical Marijuana Card
Cheap Price. Fastest Service.
How Does it Work?
- Fill out the patient questionnaire.
- Choose your appointment time.
- Speak with a medical marijuana doctor.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by thousands of happy customers.
As Seen On
What Our Customers Say About Us
How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Arizona
Fill out the Patient Questionnaire Form
When you register, we’ll ask a few questions about your medical condition. This will only take a few minutes. Then, we’ll instantly connect you to our network of licensed medical marijuana doctors. From your QMC patient dashboard, simply book an appointment time that is most convenient for you.
Video call with our Doctor
During your video call, you will discuss your medical condition with our doctor, and they will walk you through the potential risks and benefits of cannabis treatment.
Get Your Medical Marijuana Card
If you’re approved, we’ll send your signed certification for medical marijuana for you to download as a PDF. You can now register with the Medical Marijuana Program and apply for your medical card.
Once your application has been confirmed, you will receive your Medical Marijuana Card in the mail.
About Us
Trusted by Doctors & Patients Across the Country
Quick Med Cards will connect you with a great doctor or nurse who can certify you as a patient if you have a qualifying medical condition. Our customer service team is available 7 days a week to assist.
Every doctor and nurse at Quick Med Cards is licensed in your state to handle this specific area of healthcare. Here are a few of our longest service medical professionals.
New Patient Consultation
What you Get if Approved
2 Year Recommendation for Medical Marijuana
Signed Doctor Certification available for PDF Download
24/7 Dispensary Verification
Renewing Patients
Renewal For New Patients
There are no extra charges for new patients renewing with us. Even if you’ve been certified for marijuana by a different doctor before, you can still proceed with us.
Why Choose Quick Med Cards?
Certified Medical Marijuana Doctors
All the doctors and nurse practitioners that we work with are fully licensed to certify patients for Medical Marijuana.
HIPAA Compliant
Quick Med Cards abides by all HIPAA requirements for handling patient data. We're safe and secure.
Secure Payment
Our platform has undergone comprehensive testing to ensure that your data, including medical and credit card information, is safe and does not leave the platform.
REAL PEOPLE available
Have a question? Call our customer care team at 207-645-1645. Available from 9 am - 9 pm 7 days/week. We’ll respond as soon as we’re done with other customers.
No Hidden Fees
Our price includes the appointment with our doctor and your certification for medical marijuana if approved. Fees that are paid directly to the government must be paid by the patient.
Loved By Patients
Our high customer reviews show that we mean it when we say that we take care of customers. Check out the many great reviews on Google Maps, Facebook, and TrustPilot.
Giving Back
We will donate to charity for every appointment booking. We take suggestions from customers like you.
Favorites have been:
Wounded Warrior Project
Help injured veterans live a better life after they've served our country.
American Cancer Society
Help stop cancer from being a common health problem across the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a medical card cost?
We charge $149 for the doctor’s consultation and the certification you need to register for the medical card.
Patients must also pay $150 to the Arizona Medical Marijuana Registry for their medical card. Patients participating in the SNAP program may have their medical marijuana card fees reduced to $75.
What payment options are accepted?
We accept credit card and debit card payments.
Currently, we are unable to accept the following payment methods: Flexible spending accounts (FSA), health savings accounts (HSA), health reimbursement arrangements (HRA), limited-purpose flexible spending accounts (LPFSA), or dependent care flexible spending accounts (DCFSA).
How long is my medical card valid for?
Your medical card will be valid for two years from the date you’ve been certified.
My card is about to expire. How do I renew it?
You can renew your medical marijuana card 30 days before it expires. You can book a follow-up appointment with our doctor to get re-certified.
When you receive your new certification you can begin the renewal process for your medical card through the medical marijuana program.
How long will it take to get my medical card?
You will receive your medical card within 10 working days from the date you submit your application to the medical marijuana program.
Can I use my medical card at any dispensary?
Yes. Remember to present your medical card and government-issued ID when visiting any dispensary.
How does the online video evaluation for medical marijuana work?
After you’ve signed up and booked your appointment, you will receive an email confirmation from us. Next, on the day of your appointment, we will send you an email and text with a link to your video-call consultation with our physician prior to your appointment time. Click the link to start your evaluation over a secure video call. You will receive your certification soon after the doctor approves you for medical marijuana treatment.
What if I miss my appointment or need to reschedule?
You can reach out to our customer support to reschedule your appointment. You won’t be charged a no-show fee if you miss your first consultation. However, a $45 no-show fee applies if you miss the rescheduled appointment.
Am I eligible for a medical card in Arizona?
You must be a resident of Arizona to be eligible, and you must have one of the qualifying conditions below.
-
- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
- Agitation of Alzheimer’s disease
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
- Cancer
- Crohn’s Disease
- Glaucoma
- Hepatitis C
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- A chronic or debilitating illness whose symptoms or treatment causes one of the following:
-
- Cachexia or wasting syndrome
- Severe or chronic pain
- Severe nausea
- Seizures, including those typical of epilepsy
- Severe or persistent muscle spasms, including those symptomatic of multiple sclerosis
-
Avoid long wait times.
Book your appointment with the click of a button.
No need to call.
It’s that easy.
Unlike other clinics, with us you won’t need to stay on the phone for ages. Say goodbye to inconvenient receptionists and office hours.