Get Your PA Medical Marijuana Card from Home
Telemedicine certification with full-time Green Bridge Society physicians. Quick appointments, transparent pricing, and step-by-step help from certification to card-in-hand.
Transparent Pricing
New Patient
$125
1-year certification
Renewal
$50
Yearly renewal certification
Pricing covers your telemedicine visit with a certifying physician. The Pennsylvania Department of Health also charges a separate $50 state registration fee, which is paid directly to the state during enrollment. Fee waivers may be available through PA programs such as Medicaid, PACE/PACENET, CHIP, WIC, and SNAP.
How It Works
Book Online
Pick a preferred call window — morning, afternoon, or evening. Most patients book in under five minutes.
Register with PA
Create your patient profile on Pennsylvania's medical marijuana portal. We'll guide you if you get stuck.
Telemedicine Visit
Speak with a Green Bridge certifying physician by phone or secure video from anywhere in PA.
Get Your Card
Once certified, pay the state $50 registration fee. Your card is typically mailed within 7–14 days.
Pennsylvania Qualifying Conditions
Pennsylvania law recognizes 23+ qualifying serious medical conditions. The most common include:
- Anxiety disorders
- Cancer
- Chronic pain
- Crohn's disease
- Epilepsy / seizure disorders
- Glaucoma
- HIV / AIDS
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Neurodegenerative disorders
- Neuropathies
- Opioid use disorder
- Parkinson's disease
- PTSD
- Severe nausea
- Sickle cell anemia
- Spastic conditions
- Terminal illness
- Tourette syndrome
- Autism
Not sure if you qualify? Book a consultation — our team will help you determine whether your condition fits the program before you commit.
What to Have Ready
- Valid PA driver's license or state ID with your current Pennsylvania address.
- Medical records or documentation for your qualifying condition, if available. Not always required but speeds up your visit.
- Payment method for the certification fee.
- A quiet, private location for the phone or video call. Please do not drive during your appointment.
- If renewing: have your existing patient ID or card number on hand.
Ready to Get Certified?
Pick a call window and we'll handle the rest. Most patients are scheduled within a day or two.
Schedule My AppointmentFrequently Asked Questions
Is the appointment really by telemedicine?
Yes. Your certification visit happens by phone or secure video from anywhere in Pennsylvania. You do not need to travel to an office.
How long does it take to get my card?
After your certification, you'll pay the state's $50 registration fee. The Pennsylvania Department of Health typically mails patient cards within 7–14 business days of registration.
What if I don't have medical records?
Records help but aren't always required. During your visit, the physician will discuss your condition and determine whether you meet Pennsylvania's qualification criteria.
Can I qualify if I'm under 18?
Yes, Pennsylvania allows minors with qualifying conditions to enroll, but a designated caregiver (usually a parent or legal guardian) must also be registered. Contact us before booking and we'll walk you through the steps.
What if I'm renewing my card?
Renewals are $50 and follow the same telemedicine process. You'll want your existing patient ID and card information ready. We recommend renewing 30–60 days before your card expires.
Do you accept insurance?
Medical marijuana certifications are not covered by insurance in Pennsylvania. Pricing is flat: $125 for new patients, $50 for renewals.
What if I don't qualify after my visit?
If the certifying physician determines you do not meet Pennsylvania's qualifying conditions, you will be informed during the visit. Refund policy details are confirmed during booking.
Green Bridge Society provides medical marijuana certification services in Pennsylvania through licensed certifying physicians. We do not replace your primary care provider or specialist. Pennsylvania medical marijuana laws, qualifying conditions, and program requirements are set by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and are subject to change. Cards are issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, not by Green Bridge Society.