Arkansas Medical Marijuana Doctors

Arkansas Medical Marijuana Doctors Online: Your Path to Certification

Arkansas's medical marijuana program, established through the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment of 2016, provides patients with qualifying conditions access to medical cannabis. MMJ.com connects you with Arkansas-licensed physicians who can evaluate you through our convenient telehealth platform.

Why Choose an Arkansas Medical Marijuana Doctor from MMJ.com?

Our network of Arkansas-licensed physicians has extensive experience with the state's medical marijuana program:

Key Advantages:

• Arkansas Medical Board Licensed: Active, unrestricted medical license
• Cannabis Expertise: Specialized training in medical cannabis evaluation
• Telehealth Certified: Arkansas permits telemedicine evaluations
• Same-Day Appointments: Flexible scheduling 7 days a week
• 100% Money-Back Guarantee: Full refund if you don't qualify

Schedule Your Arkansas MMJ Evaluation

Understanding Arkansas's Medical Marijuana Program

Arkansas was the first Bible Belt state to approve medical marijuana. The program is regulated by the Arkansas Department of Health and the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division.

Program Features:

• Full-Strength Cannabis: No THC limits like some other Southern states
• Multiple Product Forms: Flower, concentrates, edibles, and more
• 1-Year Card Validity: Annual renewal required
• Dispensary Network: Licensed dispensaries operating throughout Arkansas
• Telehealth Permitted: Evaluations can be done remotely

Arkansas Qualifying Conditions

Arkansas has a comprehensive list of qualifying conditions:

Approved Qualifying Conditions:

1. Cancer
2. Glaucoma
3. HIV/AIDS
4. Hepatitis C
5. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
6. Tourette's Syndrome
7. Crohn's Disease
8. Ulcerative Colitis
9. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
10. Severe Arthritis
11. Fibromyalgia
12. Alzheimer's Disease
13. Cachexia/Wasting Syndrome
14. Peripheral Neuropathy
15. Intractable Pain - Unrelieved by standard treatment
16. Severe Nausea
17. Seizures - Including epilepsy
18. Severe or Persistent Muscle Spasms - Including multiple sclerosis

Additionally: Any condition approved by the Arkansas Department of Health

Check Your Eligibility

The Arkansas Medical Cannabis Evaluation Process

Step 1: Create Your MMJ.com Account (5 minutes)

Register and complete a medical intake questionnaire.

Step 2: Schedule Your Telehealth Consultation

Choose a convenient appointment time.

Step 3: Video Evaluation with an AR-Licensed Physician (10-15 minutes)

Connect with your doctor via our secure platform:

• Verify your identity with Arkansas ID
• Discuss your condition and symptoms
• Learn about medical cannabis options
• Receive a certification decision

Step 4: Receive Your Physician Certification

If approved, you'll receive your physician certification.

Step 5: Register with Arkansas Department of Health

Apply online at healthy.arkansas.gov:

• Create your patient account
• Upload physician certification
• Pay $50 state registration fee
• Submit application

Step 6: Receive Your Arkansas MMJ Card

Your card is valid for 1 year from issuance.

Arkansas Medical Marijuana Costs

For Physicians: How to Become a Medical Marijuana Doctor in Arkansas

Are you an Arkansas-licensed physician interested in certifying patients for medical cannabis? The Arkansas Department of Health oversees physician participation in the program.

Eligibility Requirements

Licensure Requirements:

• Hold an active, unrestricted license to practice medicine in Arkansas
• Be licensed as an MD or DO by the Arkansas State Medical Board
• Be in good standing with no disciplinary actions
• Maintain valid DEA registration

Eligible Provider Types:

• Medical Doctors (MD)
• Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)

Registration Process

Arkansas does not require separate registration for physicians to certify patients. If you hold an active Arkansas medical license, you are authorized to provide certifications.

Recommended Preparation:

1. Understand Arkansas Law: Review the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment and Department of Health rules
2. Review Qualifying Conditions: Familiarize yourself with the 18+ qualifying conditions
3. Complete Training (Recommended): CME courses on cannabis medicine are available
4. Establish Documentation Systems: Prepare for patient evaluations and record-keeping

Certifying Patients in Arkansas

Certification Requirements:

1. Establish Physician-Patient Relationship: Conduct thorough evaluation
2. Confirm Qualifying Condition: Diagnose or confirm a qualifying condition
3. Determine Therapeutic Benefit: Conclude cannabis would benefit the patient
4. Issue Written Certification: Provide signed certification including:
   • Your name, license number, and signature
   • Patient's name and qualifying condition
   • Date of certification

Arkansas Features:

• Telehealth Permitted: Evaluations can be via secure video
• 1-Year Certifications: Annual renewals required
• Broad Condition List: Significant flexibility for intractable pain and other conditions

Resources for Arkansas Physicians

• Arkansas Department of Health Medical Marijuana: healthy.arkansas.gov/marijuana
• Arkansas State Medical Board: armedicalboard.org
• Arkansas Medical Society: arkmed.org

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need medical records for my Arkansas evaluation?

Medical records are helpful but not always required. Our doctors can evaluate you based on your medical history discussed during consultation.

How long is my Arkansas card valid?

Arkansas medical marijuana cards are valid for 1 year from the date of issuance.

Can any Arkansas doctor certify patients?

Yes, any licensed Arkansas physician (MD or DO) in good standing can provide medical marijuana certifications.

Start Your Arkansas Journey Today

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Questions? Contact us at 1-888-MMJ-8178.

Content verified as of December 15, 2025 Sources: Arkansas Department of Health, Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment, Arkansas State Medical Board