How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Oregon

Qualifying conditions in Oregon

May possess 24 ounces at home, 1 ounce in public. May grow 4 plants. Qualifying: cancer, glaucoma, PTSD, HIV/AIDS, chronic pain, seizures, muscle spasms.

How to apply in Oregon

  1. 1
    See an attending physician

    Visit a licensed Oregon physician who can evaluate your qualifying condition and sign the attending physician statement for your application.

  2. 2
    Submit your OMMP application

    Apply through the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) by mail or online. Include the physician statement, patient application form, proof of Oregon residency, and the $200 fee ($60 for SNAP/SSI recipients).

    Form: OMMP Application

  3. 3
    Receive your OMMP card

    The Oregon Health Authority processes applications within 30 days. Your card is mailed once approved. Cards are valid for one year.

  4. 4
    Access medical marijuana

    OMMP cardholders may purchase from medical-licensed dispensaries, grow at home (up to 6 mature plants), or designate a caregiver to grow on their behalf.

Official resource

Oregon Medical Marijuana

Start with your state's own official program information.

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Costs in Oregon

State application fee
$200
Renewal fee
$200
Physician evaluation
$100–$250
Card validity
12 months

Reduced fees may be available. Reduced to $6000 for SNAP recipients; free for veterans

Timeline

See an attending physician
1 day
Submit your OMMP application
1 day
Receive your OMMP card
30 days
Access medical marijuana
1 day

Renewal

Medical cannabis cards in Oregon are valid for 12 months. The renewal fee is $200.

Official Oregon resources

Questions people in Oregon ask

How do I get a medical marijuana card in Oregon?
Visit an Oregon-licensed physician. Apply through Oregon Health Authority. Fee is $200 ($60 SNAP, free for veterans). Valid 12 months.
How much does an Oregon medical card cost?
State fee is $200 ($60 SNAP, free veterans). Evaluations range $100-$250. No tax on medical purchases — significant savings.
What conditions qualify in Oregon?
Cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, PTSD, cachexia, chronic pain, severe nausea, seizures, and persistent muscle spasms.