Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

Please Note: we’re not currently taking in-person appointments at this time. Please conduct your appointment online, it’s much faster and easier!

If you'd like to get an evaluation for medical marijuana, Oklahoma has a very inclusive program. NuggMD provides virtual medical cannabis evaluations by connecting local physicians with residents seeking access to medical cannabis. The appointment consists of a state-licensed physician who administers a thorough, face-to-face evaluation in the comfort of your own home.

It just takes a few simple steps to get you on your way:

1) Set up an account with NuggMD.

2) Enter the necessary personal and medical information.

3) Upload medical records where applicable. (It’s ok if you don’t have any!)

4) Enter your payment information. (Don’t worry, the charge will only process once you've been approved.)

5) Relax, while you wait, in our virtual waiting room

6) Talk to your doctor and ask as many questions as you would like. They love educating newcomers about medicinal cannabis.

7) You'll receive your personal recommendation via email.

8) Fill out your state application.

9) Wait for your card in the mail. OMMA approval can take up to two weeks.

Our service saves patients time on travel, traffic, and unpleasant waiting rooms. It also avoids the risk of driving in bad weather. In winter, patients can face significant obstacles getting an evaluation for medical marijuana; Broken Arrow has a lot of show and ice! Additionally, our patients don't have to sacrifice a quality doctor’s appointment to enjoy these benefits! You can conduct your cannabis evaluation by using a smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, or any other video-enabled device.
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If you need assistance while completing your state compliance application, worry not! NuggMD has helped hundreds of thousands of patients just like you accurately complete applications. For help, simply email our customer support team (CS@nuggmd.com). Along with the provided instructions in your approval email, they'll be able to walk you through the application all the way to submitting a completed document.

Not in Broken Arrow? NuggMD has locations all over the state of Oklahoma. Currently we have online appointments for;

• Norman, OK
• Stillwater, OK
• Tulsa, OK
• Midwest City, OK
• Moore, OK
• Oklahoma City, OK

If your area is not on the list above you can always book via our Oklahoma state page.

At this time, cannabis is only legal for medical use in Oklahoma, and patients must obtain an Oklahoma-issued medical marijuana card to gain access.

From 1933 to 2015, all forms of cannabis were illegal. With one of the highest incarceration rates in the country, Oklahoma was known for prosecuting offenders with some of the country’s harshest penalties.

In 2014, a medical marijuana legalization initiative was put on the ballot. However, it was unable to qualify due to a lack of signatures. The following year, HB 2156 was passed by the legislature, permitting Oklahomans with specific severe ailments access to CBD oil.

In 2018, Ballot Question 788, one of the country’s most liberal cannabis propositions, was placed on the state ballot. Many said it was even more liberal than California's Prop 215, and it turned out to be just what Oklahoma's voters wanted. The measure was approved by 57%, allowing Oklahoma to join the nation’s marijuana majority. As a result, Oklahomans can:

• Possess three ounces in public
• Cultivate 6 immature and 6 mature plants
• Possess one ounce of concentrates
• Possess up to 72 ounces of edible products, and
• Possess up to 8 ounces of cannabis at their residence

These possession amounts are cumulative, meaning that a licensed resident can have any combination or all of these amounts simultaneously and legally.

Oklahomans are not required to be diagnosed with a specific medical condition to get access to medical cannabis. Unlike many states, Oklahoma’s medical cannabis initiative allows patients to receive cannabis recommendations at the sole discretion of their physician.

Oklahoma does not have a list of qualifying conditions for medical marijuana. This decision is left entirely up to your physician. Here are some of the more common conditions for which Oklahoma medical marijuana doctors often recommend cannabis:

• Depression
• Chronic pain
• Epilepsy
• Autism
• Glaucoma
• Cachexia or wasting syndrome
• Crohn's
• Cancer
• HIV/AIDS
• Anxiety
• Anorexia and bulimia
• Multiple sclerosis
• Parkinson's
• Alzheimer's