FAQ
1. What is a medical card?
A medical card is an official document that allows patients to access treatment recommendations from licensed healthcare professionals.
2. How do I apply for a medical card online?
You can apply online by consulting with a licensed doctor through a telehealth appointment. If approved, you’ll receive your recommendation digitally.
3. What are the requirements to get a medical card?
Requirements vary by state, but generally, you need to be 18+ (or have a guardian’s consent), have a qualifying medical condition, and be a resident of the state where you’re applying.
4. How long does the approval process take?
Approval times vary by state, but many patients receive their recommendations within 24 hours after their online consultation.
5. Is my information kept confidential?
Yes, your personal and medical information is protected under HIPAA regulations and remains completely confidential.
6. Can I use my medical card in other states?
Some states have reciprocity agreements allowing out-of-state medical cards to be used. Check your destination state’s laws before traveling.
How long is a medical card valid?
Most medical cards are valid for one year, after which they need to be renewed.