Do you qualify for a Georgia Medical Cannabis Card?
Answer a few questions and we will tell you where you stand under current Georgia law. It takes about two minutes and nothing you enter is stored.
The 18 qualifying conditions under Georgia law
This list is published by the Georgia Department of Public Health as of July 1, 2026. Some conditions carry a qualifier written into the statute, shown beneath the name.
Who can register for a card
The Department of Public Health issues cards to patients and to caregivers. A physician certification is required in every case.
Adult patient
A Georgia resident, 18 or older, diagnosed with one or more qualifying conditions and certified by a Georgia-licensed physician.
Parent or guardian
A parent, guardian, or legal custodian registers on behalf of a patient under 18 who has a qualifying condition. The caregiver holds the card.
Designated caregiver
An adult a patient designates to help purchase, possess, and administer medical cannabis for that patient. The caregiver applies for their own card.
Health care institution
A facility where a patient receives care for a qualifying condition and which agrees to allow medical cannabis on its premises.
Medical disclaimer. This tool is general information based on the qualifying conditions and registration categories published by the Georgia Department of Public Health and the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission. It is not medical advice and it is not a guarantee of certification. Certification is a medical decision made by a licensed physician after reviewing your individual condition and history, and physicians are not required to certify any patient.
Legal note. Elevated Health MD provides telehealth evaluations and electronic records processing. We do not sell, dispense, distribute, or deliver cannabis products. Information reflects Georgia law as of July 1, 2026, including Senate Bill 220. Marijuana remains a controlled substance under federal law. Verify current requirements with the Georgia Department of Public Health.