Utah Medical Cannabis Program
How It Works
Utah permits cannabis use for people suffering from qualified conditions. People must undergo an evaluation with a qualified medical provider (QMP) prior to being given a Utah Medical Cannabis Card. Providers at Honu Medical are certified as qualified medical providers (QMP) for the Utah Medical Cannabis Program.
What Do I Do Next?
Take a look at the conditions that are considered qualified conditions for the Utah Medical Cannabis Program. We’ve included an abbreviated list for your convenience. Access the official list published by the state here.
- HIV
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
- Cancer
- Persistent Nausea
- Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis
- Epilepsy
- PTSD
- Autism
- Terminal illness
- Chronic pain
- Acute pain
If you found a match, contact us by clicking the contact button below to schedule your visit with a qualified medical provider (QMP).
What Happens Next
After determining if you are dealing with a qualifying condition by referencing the list above, you will meet with one of our qualified medical providers (QMP). In this meeting, the provider will help you set up your medical cannabis online portal. At the end of your meeting, you will likely be awarded a digital medical cannabis card for Utah.
After receiving your digital medical cannabis card, you will be able to purchase cannabis product from any of the approved Utah state cannabis dispensaries located throughout the state. The initial card expires after six months. After six months, you may qualify for a 12-month renewal period.
Costs
Below are the costs associated with obtaining your Utah Medical Cannabis Card.
State Fee: $15
Clinic Fee: $85
Location
Cannabis visits take place at:
1469 N 1200 W Orem, UT 84057