Medical cards for Curaleaf patients

Florida also offers a transfer from another physician at $149, or $124 with CURA25.

Each state charges its own registration fee on top of this, paid directly to the state — and it varies a lot. PA is $50 a year, Florida is $75 a year, and Ohio and New York charge nothing at all.

CURANEW and CURARENEW apply to Pennsylvania certifications. CURA25 applies to Florida certifications — new, transfer, or renewal.

Maryland patients enter MDNEW or MDREN at checkout. Ohio, New York and Maine are billed at our standard rate for those states, with no code to enter. The prices shown above are what you pay; there's nothing to enter and nothing being withheld.

There's a discount code field on the booking form, just before payment. Enter CURANEW or CURARENEW for a Pennsylvania appointment, or CURA25 for any Florida appointment. Only one code can be applied per booking.

These are the same codes printed on the Curaleaf tent cards and business cards at the register.

Florida law requires a physician to examine a patient in person before issuing a medical cannabis certification. There's no telehealth option in Florida the way there is in our other states, and it applies to every visit type — new patients, transfers, and renewals all come to the office.

We see Florida patients at Fusion Wellness Center, 2300 SE 4th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316. Everything after the appointment works the same way as anywhere else: we help you through OMMU registration, and the Broward County Curaleaf stores are a short drive away. See our Florida page for scheduling and what to bring.

Because in Maine it genuinely is the same appointment. Maine has no shortened renewal pathway and no qualifying-condition list — a provider certifies any patient they believe will benefit, and the visit is identical whether it's your first or your fifth. Maine is also our lowest new-patient price at $75, so it evens out.

One Maine-specific tip: the state registry ID card is optional for patients, and your written certification alone is what you show at a licensed dispensary. Maine has no patient registry, so photograph your certification the day you get it — there's no lookup if you lose it.

Yes. Florida patients can transfer to a new certifying physician, and it costs less than starting fresh — $124 with CURA25 (regularly $149). The visit is in person at the Fort Lauderdale office like any other Florida appointment. Bring your current card and any records from your previous physician if you have them.

Yes. We help with logins, address verification, state registration fees, payment issues, and troubleshooting across the PA, OH, NY, MD and ME portals as well as Florida's OMMU registry. Most "my card isn't working" problems are state portal issues, not certification issues — and we sort those out for you.

Two states have quirks worth knowing about up front. In Ohio, you can't register yourself — the physician creates your registry profile and the state then emails you to activate it, with your digital card following shortly after. In Maryland, you register with the MCA through OneStop before the certification, because the provider files it into an existing profile. We walk you through both.

All Curaleaf locations across the six states where we certify: 17 dispensaries in Pennsylvania, 7 in Ohio, 2 in New York, 4 in Maryland, 4 in Maine, and the Broward County stores in Florida. Your certification works at any Curaleaf in the state where you're registered — and in Florida, your card is good at every Curaleaf statewide, not just the Broward ones listed above.

Your doctor will try again and may text you. Please keep your phone nearby during your appointment window. Calls can appear as "Unknown" or "Spam Risk" — answer them anyway. Florida patients are seen in person, so if you need to move your Fort Lauderdale appointment, just call or text and we'll reschedule.

Your certification is state-specific — it's issued by the state where you live and shop, and so is the price. A Pennsylvania patient books a Pennsylvania appointment and uses the Pennsylvania code; a Florida patient books Florida and uses CURA25.

If you're a snowbird who spends winters in Florida, you'd need a separate Florida certification to buy there, and CURA25 applies to it.

Yes. The codes on the tent cards and business cards at Curaleaf registers are the same codes that apply when you book through this page.

Most patients don't need to provide records to be approved. Our doctors evaluate you based on your current symptoms and history at the appointment. If you have records, they can help — but they aren't required. Florida patients should bring any records with them to the Fort Lauderdale office. If you have questions about whether your condition qualifies, call (814) 360-5353 before booking and we'll let you know.