420 Evaluations - Medical Marijuana Evaluations

We offer a Wallet Size ID Card, which has a picture and information that will verify with your patient status in addition to a regular recommendation.

SERVICES

Our qualified, courteous, and attentive staff provides recommendations for the legal use of Medical Cannabis to patients suffering from serious medical conditions that is recognized throughout California. We provide Collectives and Law Enforcement with a reliable verification system that is HIPPA compliant, protecting the privacy of all patients.

Our Physicians are certified by the California Medical Board are in full compliance with the California Medical Association Guidelines regarding Medical Cannabis. Qualified patients receive free 24/7 Online verifications in addition to voice verification.

OUR LOW PRICES

We offer extremely competitive prices: $35 for any doctor’s renewals and $45 for new patients

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OPTIONS

You have options. There are many ways to use medical marijuana to fit each and every patient. It may not only be vaporized and inhaled with or without smoking, but also eaten in many different ways, applied topically, etc.

There are many ways to use medical marijuana to fit each and every patient. It may not only be vaporized and inhaled with or without smoking, but also eaten in many different ways, applied topically, etc.

- Safe and confidential location - Medical marijuana evaluations by physician - Caring and understanding medical staff - High quality plastic ID cards - 24 hour online verification - Appointments or walk-ins welcome

RECOMMENDATIONS

Our consultation fee is a annual fee. Meaning that if, for whatever reason, you need to follow-up with the doctor, this follow-up is free of charge.

We offer a discount for patients who renew at their annual renewal date. We have heard some doctors set recommendations for a short time then close down shop or require additional money. Our physicians want your file. Experience to be complete. This is why we have this policy.

MEDICAL MARIJUANA RECOMMENDATIONS

Medical marijuana is a medicine used in treating the suffering caused by serious and debilitating medical conditions. Serious and debilitating medical conditions include:

- AIDS - Anorexia - Arthritis - Cachexia - Cancer - Chronic Pain - Glaucoma - Migraine - Muscle Spasms - Persistent muscle spasms, including, but not limited to, spasms associated with multiple sclerosis. - Seizures, including, but not limited to, seizures associated with epilepsy. - Severe nausea.

Any other chronic or persistent medical symptom that either:

(A) Substantially limits the ability of the person to conduct one or more major life activities as defined in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-336).

(B) If not alleviated, may cause serious harm to the patient’s safety or physical or mental health.

PATIENT PRIVACY

We protect our patients’ confidentiality and DO NOT report or turn in any lists or patient information to any third party or Government Agency. Patients’ records are strictly confidential and are protected by Federal and State Law.

CAUTION!

Never obtain a medical marijuana card online! According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug it can entail criminal liability. Visit the head office of 420 Evaluations. Make out your medical marijuana card legally.

CALIFORNIA LAWS

Californians can use and possess Medical Marijuana legally, and it is legal for Californians to speak with a doctor regarding the use of Medical Marijuana. Since the passage of the Compassionate Use Act of 1996 (Proposition 215), many Californians have found relief from pain and other symptoms with Medical Marijuana.

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