Verde Medical Group

We had an amazing time dressing up in out Garden Themed costumes for Halloween. Which costume do you think takes the CARROT Cake? The team member with the most votes by Nov 11 gets a free massage. We will also enter all voters in a drawing for a free massage and announce the winner on Monday, Nov 14. Happy Holidays everyone ;-)

Can I drive with medical ma*****na in Florida? If you are a registered medical ma*****na patient in Florida you are allowed to drive with medical ma*****na products in your possession. This means if you are driving home from a medical ma*****na dispensary or need to bring your treatment with you somewhere, you are legally allowed to do so. However, you are not allowed to use or administer medical ma*****na products in your vehicle. It is illegal to be under the influence of ma*****na while driving, and using medical ma*****na products in the car would violate this law. There are also additional restrictions on the use and transport of medical ma*****na as defined by Florida law.

How to Become a Medical Ma*****na Patient in Florida

You must be a permanent or seasonal resident of Florida.
You must visit a qualified physician who has completed the required training.
Your doctor must diagnose you with a qualifying condition, outlined below.
You must fill out and submit an application, either by mail or online.
Along with your application, you must submit a passport-style photo. Otherwise, the state will use your driver’s license photo.
You also must submit proof of residency, either by way of a valid Florida driver license or ID card. Seasonal residents may submit a copy of two documents like a mortgage, lease agreement, utility bill or deed.
You must also pay the required fees associated with your application. The fee is $75.

In order to be eligible for a medical ma*****na card in Florida, you must be diagnosed by a qualifying physician with one of the following conditions:

Cancer
Epilepsy
Glaucoma
HIV/AIDS
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Crohn’s disease
Parkinson’s disease
Multiple sclerosis
Or any similarly serious medical condition.
Patients may also be diagnosed with a terminal condition or chronic malignant pain caused by a qualifying condition.