Get your medical marijuana card with a state-licensed Miracle Leaf® physician in Florida. 35 certification clinics listed below. In-person evaluations and same-week appointments. Initial certification $199. Renewal $149.
Florida medical marijuana program
Florida's medical marijuana program is administered by the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU) under Department of Health rule 64ER and Florida Statute §381.986. Miracle Leaf® operates state-licensed certification clinics across North, Central, and South Florida, with same-week appointments at most locations and telehealth where OMMU rules permit.
Read the full step-by-step on the Florida medical marijuana card guide. See the complete list of qualifying conditions for Florida on the Florida qualifying conditions page.
State authority: Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU).
How to get your Florida medical marijuana card
- Confirm a qualifying condition. Bring records that document your diagnosis (a recent office note, hospital discharge summary, specialist letter, or imaging or pathology report).
- Schedule an evaluation at a Miracle Leaf® clinic. Same-week appointments at most locations. Telehealth where state law permits.
- Receive your certification. The physician enters the certification or prescription into the state registry. No-card-no-fee at most clinics if you do not qualify.
- Pay the state fee and purchase at a licensed dispensary. Cannabis is not covered by insurance. We accept cash, credit, debit, and HSA/FSA at most locations.
Florida clinic locator
North Florida — Browse North Florida clinic locator
Jacksonville metro, the First Coast, and northeast Florida.
Central Florida — Browse Central Florida clinic locator
Orlando metro, Tampa Bay, and the I-4 corridor.
South Florida — Browse South Florida clinic locator
Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Lee, Collier, and the Keys.
- Bonita Springs
- Cape Coral
- Coconut Creek
- Dania Beach
- Davie West
- Deerfield Beach
- Doral
- Hallandale
- Homestead
- Kendall
- Key West
- Lake Worth
- Las Olas
- Lauderhill
- Margate
- Miami Beach
- North Miami Beach
- Oakland Park
- Palmetto Bay
- Pembroke Pines
- Port St. Lucie
- South Beach
- South Miami
- Southern Boulevard (West Palm Beach)
- West Palm Beach (Military Trail)
Browse the full multi-state clinic directory or jump straight to the Florida card guide for the step-by-step process.
Telehealth in Florida
Florida permits telehealth for renewals and (under recent OMMU rule changes) initial evaluations in many circumstances. Confirm telehealth eligibility with your specific clinic before scheduling.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get a Florida medical marijuana card?
Schedule an evaluation at a Miracle Leaf® clinic in Florida. A state-licensed physician reviews your records, performs a clinical assessment, and (if approved) submits the certification or prescription to the state registry. Read the full step-by-step on the Florida card guide.
How much does a Florida evaluation cost?
Initial evaluations are typically $199 and renewals are $149 at Miracle Leaf® Florida clinics. Cash, credit, debit, and HSA/FSA accepted at most locations. Insurance is not accepted because cannabis remains federally Schedule I.
What conditions qualify in Florida?
Florida maintains a statutory list of qualifying conditions. See the Florida qualifying conditions page for the full list grouped by NASEM evidence tier, with cross-links to clinical condition pages.
Is telehealth available?
Florida permits telehealth for renewals and (under recent OMMU rule changes) initial evaluations in many circumstances. Confirm telehealth eligibility with your specific clinic before scheduling.
What if I do not qualify?
Miracle Leaf® operates a no-card-no-fee policy at most Florida locations: if the physician determines you do not meet the state qualifying-condition criteria, you do not pay the certification fee. Confirm fee terms with your specific clinic.
Last reviewed: 2026-05-17. State statute and program rules change periodically — confirm current requirements with your clinic when you schedule. Not medical advice; consult a licensed clinician.