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Certification for Georgia's Low THC Oil Registry, done right.
Meet with a Georgia-licensed physician by telemedicine, get evaluated against the state's qualifying conditions, and receive your registration card from the Department of Public Health — no waiting rooms required.
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Three steps, one telemedicine visit
Georgia's registry is administered by the Department of Public Health. Our physicians handle the medical evaluation; we help you get the paperwork right the first time.
Schedule your visit
Pick a telemedicine appointment time and upload any relevant medical records ahead of the call.
Meet with a physician
A Georgia-licensed doctor reviews your history and confirms whether your condition qualifies under state law.
Receive your card
If approved, your physician submits your certification to GDPH, which mails your registry card directly to you.
Qualifying conditions under Georgia law
Georgia's Low THC Oil Registry is limited to a defined list of conditions, each requiring physician certification of severity or stage.
This list reflects Georgia's Low THC Oil Registry statute as commonly summarized for patient education. Program details and product availability change; your certifying physician will confirm current eligibility during your visit.
Built around the paperwork, not around the plant
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Board-certified physicians
Every certifying doctor is independently licensed by the Georgia Composite Medical Board.
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Paperwork handled for you
We prepare the certification and submission to the Department of Public Health so nothing gets lost.
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Most visits under 20 minutes
A focused evaluation of your qualifying condition — no unnecessary steps.
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Renewal reminders
Registry cards expire every two years — we'll remind you before yours does.
Flat fees. No subscriptions.
New patients complete a full evaluation; returning patients renew through a shorter recertification visit.
- Live visit with a Georgia-licensed physician
- Medical record review before your visit
- No charge if you're not approved
- For existing registry patients renewing their card
- Shorter follow-up visit
- Renewed certification submitted to GDPH
The Georgia Department of Public Health charges a separate registry card fee once your physician submits your certification.
Frequently asked
Does the Low THC Oil Registry let me buy marijuana flower?+
What if my condition isn't on the list?+
How long does approval take?+
What's the difference between evaluation and recertification?+
Is my visit confidential?+
Reserve your telemedicine visit
Tell us a bit about you and our scheduling team will follow up by phone or email to confirm a time.
- We'll confirm your appointment within one business day.
- Your information is used only to schedule and confirm your visit.
- New patient or recertification — just let us know when we call.
Request received
Thanks — our scheduling team will reach out shortly to confirm your appointment time.
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