Do you need to renew your card? Yes—Florida medical marijuana certifications expire after one year, and KindHealth sends reminders so you stay legal.
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Can you get your money back if you don’t qualify? No—KindHealth’s evaluation fee covers the physician’s time and thorough review regardless of the outcome.
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What if you don’t qualify for medical marijuana? KindHealth explains how the evaluation decision is made, what records may help, and the next steps to take.
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How do you find medical marijuana doctors in Florida? Use the state’s list of authorized physicians, and learn what to look for in a qualified evaluator.
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Can you drive under the influence of cannabis? No—marijuana DUI is illegal in Florida and penalized much like an alcohol DUI, with jail and fines.
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As a patient, can you grow your own plants in Florida? No—only registered Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers may cultivate cannabis, so home growing isn’t allowed.
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How soon after your evaluation can you buy cannabis? Once certified, the state emails acceptance in about 10–14 days—usable as a temporary card to purchase.
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How long does it take to process your Florida medical marijuana application? Currently 10–21 days after the OMMU receives payment, plus what delays incomplete applications.
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Can you use medical marijuana if you’re a caregiver? Yes, with conditions—many caregivers hold their own card, and Florida sets specific eligibility criteria.
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Does insurance pay for the marijuana evaluation? No—federal rules mean most plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, won’t cover it, so here are the out-of-pocket costs.