Arizona's #1 Medical Marijuana Online Certification Center
Helping people obtain their AZ medical marijuana card since 2012.
-Locally owned-
Obtain your 2-year Arizona Medical Marijuana Card online today
Click below, or call or text 520-488-2352, or email info@nhcc.biz, to schedule an appointment for your medical marijuana certification. One of the doctors will call you, and Natural Healing Care Center (NHCC) will take care of everything else over the phone. They have been helping people obtain their medical marijuana cards in Arizona since 2012.
Get approved today!
Qualifying Conditions for AZ Medical Marijuana Card
- Autism (added to the list in 2025)
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Cancer
- Glaucoma
- Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
- Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
- Hepatitis C
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Crohn’s disease
- Alzheimer’s disease
A debilitating disease or medical condition that may result in any of the following:
- Cachexia or wasting syndrome
- Severe and chronic pain
- Severe nausea
- Seizures (such as those caused by epilepsy)
- Severe or persistent muscle spasms (such as those caused by multiple sclerosis)
Same Day Approvals
If you do not qualify, you do not pay.
What Qualifies for a Medical Card in AZ?
You qualify for a medical card in Arizona if you meet the following requirements:
- Be 18 years or older to apply as an adult
- Be a resident of the state of Arizona.
- Be diagnosed with a qualifying medical condition.
Requirements for Patients Under 18 (Minors)
A minor seeking a medical marijuana card in Arizona must go through a careful application process guided by a parent or legal guardian.
The basic requirements for a child to qualify for medical marijuana in AZ include:
- Two completed and signed physician statements
- A signed and dated Medical Marijuana Custodial Parent and Legal Guardian Attestation form
- Fingerprints from the child’s parent or legal guardian who will act as the caregiver
The application process is online.
I Meet the Arizona Medical Cannabis Qualifications – What’s Next?
Book an appointment with Natural Healing Care Center.
The Arizona medical marijuana card costs $150 (***not including the doctor certification fee). However, you may be eligible for the $75 reduced fee if you provide SNAP documentation during your application.
The ADHS processes applications within 10 business days. If approved, your card will be available for download.
Which documents should I submit with my Arizona medical marijuana card application?
Ensure you have all the required documents before starting
your application. You’ll need the following:
- Proof of identity and Arizona residency (choose one):
- A passport-style photograph (taken within the last 60 days).
- Proof of SNAP participation (if applicable).
- Valid medical records
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a medical marijuana card in AZ?
Determine if you have a qualifying medical condition that Arizona recognizes. Book an appointment with our doctor who can certify that you are a good candidate for medical marijuana. Gather any documentation that our office requests for your appointment, and complete our Patient Intake Form. Receive a call from a physician at the time of your appointment and let our team help you submit your application.
How much is a medical card in AZ
Arizona always charges $150 for their application fee unless you are a SNAP recipient. Then it is reduced to $75. In addition, most patients pay between $110 and $150 depending on their individual needs. We never hide any fees.
Can I get a medical card without medical records?
We can do examinations for some medical conditions if you do not have access to current medical records.
How do I get a medical card in AZ online?
Determine if you have a qualifying medical condition that Arizona recognizes. Set an appointment up to visit with our doctor who can certify that you are a good candidate for medical marijuana. Gather any documentation that our office requests you to send us and complete our Patient Intake Form. Our physician will contact you at the time of your appointment and let our team help you submit your application.
How much does it cost to renew a medical card in AZ?
Arizona always charges $150 for their Renewal Application Fee unless you are a SNAP recipient. Then it is reduced to $75. In addition to the fees for the renewal appointment, usually between $110 - $150.
Where can I buy medical marijuana in Arizona?
There are over 100 licensed dispensaries throughout Arizona. Most are located in the metro Phoenix area where almost every town or city has at least one. Our Patient Educators are happy to offer information about finding dispensaries and what to expect at them.
When can I apply for a qualifying patient card?
Arizona is currently accepting applications for Medical Marijuana Cards
Do I need to apply for my qualified patient medical card on-line? Can I walk in?
We do everything online! Your application to become a Medical Marijuana Patient will be submitted through Arizona’s Patient Portal - Don’t worry, we will do it all for you. We will help make it easy for you!
What happens if I am not approved?
100% Risk-Free. You will receive a full refund if you don’t get approved for your medical marijuana card.
How can I apply for a registry identification card to possess and use medical marijuana?
Find a physician like one of ours to certify you for the Arizona Medical Marijuana Program.
The ADHS website requires that I submit electronic copies of everything. I do not know how to do that, so how should I proceed?
If you choose Natural Healing Care Center, we make sure all of your documents are uploaded correctly. We make the application process easy.
I can not afford the cost of a qualifying patient card. Is there a way to pay less?
Arizona has one of the highest Medical Marijuana Card Application fees in the nation. The only discount Arizona provides is for patients currently receiving SNAP benefits. Natural Healing Care Center usually has specials running for the visit with their physicians.
What are the qualifying conditions for a medical card in Arizona?
In Arizona you must have one of the following medical conditions for a physician to legally certify you:
-Severe and Chronic Pain (This can include arthritis, migraines, old injuries, neuropathy....)
-Severe Nausea
-Persistent Muscle Spasms
-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
-Alzheimer's Disease
-Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
-Cachexia or wasting syndrome
-Cancer
-Crohn's Disease
-Glaucoma
-Hepatitis C
-Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
-Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
-Seizures
-Autism* added in 2025
What if my medical condition is not listed?
Arizona regularly allows requests for new medical conditions to be approved. You can learn about that process here.
Who can write a medical marijuana certification for a patient?
Physicians who have a valid Arizona medical license may write certifications for that patient. These include a MDs (medical doctor), DOs (Doctors of Osteopath), HMDs (Homeopath Physicians), or NMDs (Naturopath Physicians).
Does AZDHS provide a list of marijuana doctors who will write a medical marijuana certification?
No, Arizona only provides information on the dispensaries around the state.
Can my doctor just write a note to certify me?
No. A specific certification form must be filled out completely and signed by the physician that is submitting the written certification.
How do I setup an appointment?
The first step is to register for a visit, please click this link to get started.
Do we accept insurance?
No. Medical marijuana and medical marijuana clinic visits associated
with medical cannabis are not currently covered by insurance companies.
We accept debit and credit cards for payment.
Does Natural Healing Care Center sell medical marijuana?
No. We do not sell medical marijuana products. You will have to visit a medical marijuana dispensary to purchase products.
