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• CCC is a physician-owned MMJ certification center dedicated to supporting patients by providing legal access to MMJ 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 MMJ card.
• Read our 5-star patient reviews to see why our certifying doctors and staff are among the most trusted in PA and WV!

Yes! We provide easy and convenient virtual appointments through our state-of-the-art telemedicine platform. At CCC, your privacy and care is our top priority. That’s why we use industry-leading software to ensure all patient appointments are private and we adhere to strict HIPAA security requirements.

Yes, MMJ is legal in Pennsylvania. The state legalized MMJ in April of 2016 with the passing of the MMJ Act, allowing patients with qualifying conditions to register for and access MMJ products from dispensaries licensed by the state.

Pennsylvania residents with an approved serious medical condition listed below can be certified by a doctor to participate in the PA MMJ Program. If you believe you have an approved serious medical condition, contact the CCC team by calling 888-316-9085 or register online.

Our trusted consultants will confidentially discuss any concerns or questions you may have about the PA MMJ Program and how our certification process works. We will review your medical records and pre-qualify you for free. Then you’ll set up an appointment either online or virtually with one of our trusted MMJ physicians.

To apply to get a PA Medical Card, you will need a valid PA ID, such as a driver’s license, along with medical documentation verifying your qualifying condition. Need help? We offer an affordable evaluation service based on your condition.

• Initial doctor visits are $150.
• Every year, you need to return to CCC to renew your PA Medical 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.

• No, you can schedule an appointment with us to receive your certification, insurance does not cover PA Medical Card appointments as it’s still considered federally illegal in the United States.
• While many patients come to us already with a diagnosis from another physician, CCC offers an affordable evaluation service based on your condition. Ask our patient care staff for more details.

PA Medical Card 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.

The Pennsylvania MMJ Program has approved the following methods of consumption for patients. While there are more ways to consume MMJ, patients are only legally permitted to do so in PA under the following methods:

• Sublingual (placed under the tongue): Oils and Tinctures
• Oral: Pills or Capsules
• Inhaled: Extracts or Vapes
• Topicals: Creams or Patches

No. In Pennsylvania, you cannot legally grow your own plants, even if you have a PA Medical Card. The MMJ Act in Pennsylvania does not permit patients to cultivate their own plants.

• No, as a Pennsylvania Medical Card, you cannot legally travel out of state with MMJ, nor can you access dispensaries in other states.
• Each state has its own laws regarding MMJ, and Pennsylvania’s MMJ program does not extend beyond its borders.
• Transporting MMJ across state lines is illegal, even if you have a valid PA Medical Card.

• Patients under 18 years old CAN be certified to use MMJ if they have any of the state’s qualifying conditions. They also must have a caregiver who is approved by the department of health in order to obtain MMJ.
• A “caregiver” who is designated by the patient and approved by the department will be able to obtain MMJ from an approved dispensary located in the commonwealth that has a validly issued permit from the department in order for the caregiver to deliver MMJ to the patient.
• Ask our patient care staff for more details about becoming a Caregiver.

• Yes, if recreational products are approved for use in Pennsylvania, you would still need a PA Medical Card to access MMJ.
• While recreational laws would mean that recreational product use is legal for adults in the state, the state MMJ Program would likely continue to operate separately, providing additional benefits and access to MMJ products for patients with qualifying conditions, such as stronger and more rigorously tested products.