Frequently Asked Questions

The Arkansas Department of Health has an official list of qualifying conditions. This includes common issues like cancer, glaucoma, intractable pain that hasn’t improved with other treatments, and severe nausea. To see the complete list, check out our helpful medical conditions guide.

A written certification is the official recommendation from a licensed Arkansas physician stating that you have a qualifying condition and that you may benefit from using medical cannabis. This certification is required for your state application.

Yes, patients under 18 can qualify, but they cannot apply themselves. A parent or legal guardian must register as their caregiver and will be responsible for purchasing and administering their medicine.

At Little Rock Cannabis Card, we make it simple. You first register online, then have a secure video call with a state-licensed doctor. If approved, the doctor will provide the certification you need to apply for your card with the state.

You will need a valid Arkansas driver’s license or state ID to prove your residency. It’s also very helpful to have any medical records that confirm your qualifying condition, as the doctor will need to review them.

Absolutely. Your privacy is our top concern. Our online platform is fully secure and HIPAA-compliant, meaning your personal and medical details are always kept confidential and protected.

We know you don’t want to wait, so we offer appointments seven days a week. You can often get an appointment on the same day you sign up, making the process fast and convenient.

There are two costs to plan for: the fee for your medical evaluation with our doctor and a separate application fee that you will pay directly to the Arkansas Department of Health.

No, unfortunately, health insurance providers do not cover any of the costs associated with getting a medical marijuana card, including the doctor’s visit or the state fee.

Your Arkansas medical cannabis card is valid for one year from the date it is issued. You must renew it annually to keep it active.

The renewal process is very similar to your initial application. You will need to be re-evaluated and recertified by a physician before your current card expires and then submit a renewal application to the state.

Arkansas allows visitors from other states with a valid medical marijuana card to apply for a temporary, 90-day visiting patient card. This allows them to purchase from Arkansas dispensaries while in the state.

Once you receive your card, you can legally purchase medical cannabis products from any licensed dispensary in Little Rock or throughout the state of Arkansas.

Having a medical card is the only way to legally access and use cannabis for health purposes in Arkansas. It gives you legal protection and ensures you are buying safe, regulated, and tested products.

We’re here to help guide you! If there’s anything else you need to know, please reach out to us through our contact page. Our team is happy to answer all your questions.

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