Qualifying conditions in Montana

May possess 1 ounce. May cultivate 4 mature and 4 seedling plants. Medical patients receive lower tax rates. Qualifying: cancer, PTSD, chronic pain, epilepsy, Crohn's, glaucoma, MS.

How to apply in Montana

1
See a physician
Visit a Montana-licensed physician who can evaluate your qualifying condition and provide a written certification.
2
Apply through DPHHS
Submit your application through the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services. Include physician certification, valid MT ID, and the $25 fee (veterans exempt).
3
Receive your registry card
Applications are processed and your card is mailed. Valid for one year. Medical patients can also grow up to 4 mature plants or designate a provider.

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Montana Cannabis

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Costs in Montana

State application fee: $25
Renewal fee: $25
Physician evaluation: $100–$200
Card validity: 12 months

Reduced fees may be available. Reduced fees for Medicaid patients

Timeline

See a physician: 1 day
Apply through DPHHS: 1 day
Receive your registry card: 14 days

Renewal

Medical cannabis cards in Montana are valid for 12 months. The renewal fee is $25.

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Questions people in Montana ask

What conditions qualify for medical marijuana in Montana?: Qualifying conditions include cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, Crohn's, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, PTSD, chronic pain, severe or chronic nausea, intractable nausea or vomiting, and cachexia. A physician must provide a written certification.
How much does a Montana medical marijuana card cost?: The state registration fee is $25 per year. Veterans are exempt from the state fee. Physician certifications typically cost between $75 and $150. Cards are valid for one year.