How To Get A Medical Marijuana Card

Naples Florida is a beautiful city and offers a great lifestyle to its residents with world class shopping, dining and abundant options for those who love golf.

Since the passing of Amendment 2 and the establishing of the Office Of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU), full and part-time residents of Naples have found a growing number of options available when it comes to utilizing medical marijuana for individual conditions.

Medical Marijuana is not available to everyone, as you will need to obtain a legal medical marijuana card prior to purchasing marijuana from one of the numerous marijuana treatment centers serving the area.

APPROVAL PROCESS FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA

The first step in obtaining a medical marijuana card is to set up an appointment with a licensed medical marijuana doctor. Compassionate Healthcare of Florida lives up to its mission of providing compassionate care when you need it most. Our team is with you every step of the way to ensure a quick, easy and smooth process in obtaining you medical marijuana card.

To make your appointment, give Compassionate Healthcare of Florida a call at (239) 431-6739. Our office is conveniently located in North Naples across from Waterside Shops at:

Compassionate Healthcare of FL

5600 Trail Blvd Suite 10

Naples, FL 34108

www.flmmjhealth.com

Our office offers certification for all utilization methods and does not insist on repeat visits prior to the state mandated rules, unless requested by our patients. We never rush patients thru their visit and ensure they have the opportunity to ask any questions that they may have about medical cannabis or the approval process. We enter patients into the registry immediately and assist them fully thru the process so there are no obstacles.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE CONDITIONS THAT QUALIFY?

Some of the conditions we recommend MMJ for include:

Cancer Seizures Glaucoma Anxiety Insomnia PTSD Chronic Nausea Migraines IBS Arthritis Back Pain Depression ADHD Chronic Pain Terminal & Other Conditions For a much more detailed list please click here

For research studies about different medical marijuana treatments please click here

ONCE I HAVE MY CARD WHERE CAN I BUY MEDICAL MARIJUANA IN NAPLES?

Although using medical marijuana is allowed in Naples, currently Collier County and Naples have not been as open in allowing medical marijuana treatment centers. This has not presented a large inconvenience luckily as nearby Bonita Springs has numerous options for patients and offers online orders and home delivery as well.

Nearby Naples dispensaries can be found at:

Surterra

28520 Bonita Crossings Blvd, Suite C

(239) 908-4818

Curaleaf

11721 Bonita Beach Road

(239) 256-3671

Liberty Health Sciences

24611 Production Circle

(239) 221-6180

Trulieve

10347 Bonita Beach Road SE

Bonita Springs, FL 34135

(844) 878-5438

Rise

26701 Tamiami Trail South

(813) 467-7990

VidaCann

26251 S Tamiami Trail, Suite 7

Bonita Springs, FL 34134

(239) 221-3173

Get Started Today! Qualify Or Pay Nothing!

Contact us for a quick, easy and affordable appointment! Read more about getting Naples Medical Marijuana

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