North Dakota Medical Marijuana Card Evaluations – Online or In Person

Yes. Eligible residents can complete their medical evaluation by telehealth, submit their application online, and receive a state decision without a routine trip to the clinic. Additional examination or documentation may be required.

A new-patient evaluation at Alternative Health costs $250. North Dakota charges a separate $40 application fee, for a typical combined initial cost of $290.

Qualifying conditions include anxiety disorders, PTSD, migraines, neuropathy, fibromyalgia, certain chronic pain conditions, and other state-recognized diagnoses. Certification requires an individualized medical evaluation.

Medical documentation helps verify your condition and clinical history. If you don't have records readily available, contact our team before booking to discuss what information is needed.

Your provider may be able to complete the clinical evaluation during your appointment, but certification depends on your medical circumstances and the required state application steps. A same-day visit does not mean same-day state approval.

North Dakota advises allowing two to four weeks after receiving a complete application, payment, and provider certification. Processing may take longer if information is missing.

Generally two years. The state recommends renewing approximately 45 days before your current card expires.

Approved patients may purchase authorized products from North Dakota's registered medical marijuana dispensaries. The state does not extend the same protections to products purchased outside its authorized dispensary system.