Learn How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in West Virginia

• CCC is a physician-owned MMJ certification center dedicated to supporting patients by providing legal access to medical marijuana in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
• We work directly with state-approved and background-checked certifying physicians to ensure patient safety and satisfaction.
• Since 2016, we’ve helped more than 100,000 patients receive a medical marijuana card.
• Read our 5-star patient reviews to see why our certifying doctors and staff are among the most trusted in PA and WV!

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Yes, medical marijuana is legal in West Virginia. The state passed the West Virginia Medical Cannabis Act in 2017, allowing patients with qualifying medical conditions to access medical marijuana products.

• West Virginia residents with an approved serious medical condition listed below can be certified by a registered medical marijuana doctor to participate in the WV Medical Marijuana Program.
  If you believe you have an approved serious medical condition, don’t hesitate to contact the CCC team. You can call us at 888-316-9085 or click here to register online. West Virginia Our consultants are here to help, and your privacy is our priority. We’ll confidentially discuss any concerns or questions you may have about the WV Medical Marijuana Program and how our certification process works.
• We offer a free pre-qualification service where we’ll review your medical records. Once pre-qualified, you’ll set up an appointment either online or virtually with one of our cannabis medicine physicians.

You will be asked to provide the following information for your application and submit a payment of $50:

• Digital photo for your medical cannabis card
• Photo ID, such as a WV Driver’s License
• Proof of West Virginia residency- a copy of a utility bill, voter registration, etc…
• Proof of income or eligibility for a financial hardship waiver (if applicable)

• Initial doctor visits are $150.
• Every year, you need to return to CCC to renew your card for a $125 fee.
• There is also a $50 fee to register with the state.
• We understand the importance of affordability! That’s why we offer price matching. For more details, please call us at 888-316-9085.

Between 30-60 days after the state approves your application and receives payment, you will receive an email updating you on the status of your application.

Patients will need to renew their license annually by consulting with a licensed physician again. CCC will contact you as your annual certification expiration approaches to assist you with scheduling your renewal appointment.

No, in West Virginia, you cannot legally grow your own marijuana plants, even if you have a medical marijuana card. The West Virginia Medical Cannabis Act does not permit patients to cultivate their own cannabis plants.

West Virginia permits medical cannabis in various forms, including:

• Pill
• Oil
• Topicals like gels or ointments
• Tincture
• Liquid
• Dermal patch
• Dry leaf

Please note that edibles cannot be purchased as they are not approved in the state.

• West Virginia does not currently have a reciprocity program with other states.
• If you’re a medical marijuana patient in West Virginia, you should not travel to Pennsylvania with medical marijuana obtained in West Virginia, nor can you use your West Virginia medical marijuana card to purchase medical marijuana from dispensaries in Pennsylvania.
• Always check the most recent laws and regulations in both states before traveling with medical marijuana or attempting to access dispensaries in another state.

Yes. Patients younger than 18 with an approved serious medical condition may obtain medical cannabis in WV through a caregiver. Here’s how it works:

• A parent or legal guardian will apply for the patient identification card on behalf of the minor patient.
• Once the patient identification card is issued, the parent or legal guardian, the person designated by a parent or legal guardian, or an individual approved by the Bureau in the absence or unavailability of a parent or legal guardian, will then apply as a caregiver.

Looking for more information about Caregiver options? Our team is happy to assist, free of charge. Please call us at 888-316-9085.

You will need to upload your copy of the form into the documents section of your application. Please note that you do NOT need to mail or email this form to the Office of Medical Cannabis.

• Yes, if cannabis is approved for recreational use in West Virginia, you would still need a medical marijuana card to access medical marijuana.
• While recreational use would mean that cannabis is legal for adult use in the state, the medical marijuana program would likely continue to operate separately, providing additional benefits and access to medical cannabis products for patients with qualifying conditions, such as stronger and more rigorously tested products.