Temple Terrace, Florida · In-person first visits · Telehealth renewals

Patient intake

Your Florida medical marijuana card.

Relief, on the horizon.

Book a visit with a licensed physician today.

Initial visit Renewal or transfer

Florida's $75 state ID card fee is paid separately to the Office of Medical Marijuana Use.

Initial visit Renewal or transfer

Florida's $75 state ID card fee is paid separately to the Office of Medical Marijuana Use.

Three stops to your card.

Book and finish your intake.

Choose a time, then complete a short medical history and the Florida consent form online before your visit.

See a licensed physician in person.

Your first certification visit is an in-person exam in Temple Terrace, as Florida law requires. Bring your Florida ID and any records you have.

Get registered with the state.

If you qualify, your physician enters you in Florida's Medical Marijuana Use Registry. You then apply for your state ID card online.

Florida requires a physician re-evaluation at least every 30 weeks — renewals can be done by telehealth.

Clear pricing. No surprises.

Initial evaluation
Renewal or transfer

Returning-patient discounts

Veterans
−$25
Seniors
−$20
Industry / faculty / USF
−$15
Refer a friend
−$15

Discounts apply on your second visit and after. Please bring proof of eligibility.

The $75 state ID card fee is paid separately to Florida's Office of Medical Marijuana Use. Health insurance isn't required to cover certification, so visits are self-pay.

Book your evaluation

About us.

Horizon Releaf exists to make medical marijuana certification in Florida straightforward and honest: a real exam with a real physician, clear prices before you book, and the time to answer your questions, whether or not you qualify.

  • A licensed physician sees every patient, every visit.
  • Your first visit is in person in Temple Terrace, as Florida law requires. Renewals can be by telehealth.
  • Prices are posted before you book, and we have no ties to any dispensary.

More about Horizon Releaf

Conditions that can qualify.

Only a qualified physician can decide whether your condition qualifies. This list is from Florida Statute 381.986.