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The state of Florida no longer allows for medical marijuana evaluations to be completed online or over the telephone. During the pandemic, Florida temporarily allowed medical providers to meet with patients by the usage of telehealth to complete their evaluation. This order has officially expired, and patients are required to complete an in-person evaluation in the state of Florida. The information displayed on this page is to inform the public about medical marijuana in Florida. If you seek a medical marijuana evaluation, please locate a local medical marijuana doctor in Florida.

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