Medical Marijuana Card for Terra Pharm Patients in Pennsylvania

Your discount is applied automatically when you book through this page. Use TPNEW for new patients or TPRENEW for renewals if prompted in the booking form.

New patients pay $95 (regularly $125 — a $30 savings) and renewals pay $45 (regularly $50). The Pennsylvania Department of Health charges a separate annual state registration fee that goes directly to the state, not to us.

Three locations are open: Uniontown at 575 Morgantown Street (724-318-2575), White Oak at 1985 Lincoln Way (412-541-0032), and Lancaster at 1521 Oregon Pike (717-322-2110). A fourth location at 349 Rodi Road in Pittsburgh is coming soon — check terra-pharm.com for the opening date.

Yes — this is the part most patients get stuck on, and it's the part we built our practice around. We assist with logins, password resets, address verification, state fee payment, and any error messages the portal throws at you. Portal support is part of the certification, not a separate add-on.

Pennsylvania's medical marijuana program prohibits combustion/smoking of cannabis flower. Approved forms include vaporization of dry leaf, vape cartridges, tinctures, capsules, topicals, and concentrates. Your provider can answer questions about specific consumption methods on your certification call.

No problem — your provider will try you again and may follow up by text. Please keep your ringer on during your selected window. Calls can show up as "Unknown," "No Caller ID," or "Spam Risk" depending on your carrier, so don't screen those out. If we can't reach you at all, our team will email you to reschedule at no charge.

Pennsylvania recognizes a list of qualifying medical conditions, including chronic pain, anxiety disorders, PTSD, cancer, Crohn's disease, epilepsy, glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, sickle cell anemia, opioid use disorder under specific criteria, and others. If you're unsure whether you qualify, the intake form asks about your conditions and your provider will discuss them on the call.

Records help but aren't strictly required. Upload any recent diagnoses or documentation during intake — it speeds the call along and gives your provider context. If you don't have records readily available, your provider will still discuss your medical history on the call and determine whether you qualify.

Most patients can shop the same day or within 24 hours of certification. After your doctor's call, your certification is submitted to the state portal — once you complete portal registration and pay the state fee, Pennsylvania issues a temporary digital card that dispensaries accept.

Yes. Your Pennsylvania medical marijuana card is valid at every licensed dispensary in the Commonwealth, regardless of which dispensary you visit.