Missouri
Medical Marijuana
Association (MOMMA )
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Come to MOMMA!
...for Medical Marijuana diagnosis certification and identification card application in Missouri
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email: mdhpllc@gmail.com or text/call: 314.669.1445
The Process
...is easy especially if you already have your medical records handy!
1. Schedule an APPOINTMENT with us online or we can arrange to come to you for a visit (if appropriate).
a. HOME VISIT - If you have active prescriptions for medications or therapies for your qualifying condition from your regular physician that can be verified before your visit, we will perform a house call.
b. STANDARD ONLINE VISIT - We will help you obtain medical records from your regular physician. You will have to initiate the request and pay any additional fees.
c. DISCOUNTED ONLINE VISIT - If you have in your possession valid medical records (a visit note, a procedure note, or a letter from your doctor on their official stationery) that document a qualifying diagnosis.
d. STUDENT AND VETERAN ONLINE VISIT - If you have a valid student or military identification card you will be eligible for a further discount if you also have in your possession valid medical records (a visit note, a procedure note, or a letter from your doctor on their official stationery) that document a qualifying diagnosis.
2. Your ONLINE APPLICATION needs to be INITIATED by, you, THE PATIENT at https://mo-public.mycomplia.com/#!/signin. Only applications submitted through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services online registry will be accepted.
3. We fill out the MISSOURI STATE PHYSICIAN CERTIFICATION FORM after your visit and send it to the state with your required medical records by uploading it to the ONLINE APPLICATION that you’ve started.
4. Once the ONLINE APPLICATION to the State of Missouri is completed, the State will contact you to verify your identity, residency, and to perform a firearms check. You cannot receive a Missouri State Medical Marijuana Identification Card if you also hold a firearm permit. Again, only applications submitted through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services online registry will be accepted.
5. If all checks out, you are good to go and the State of Missouri will send you an Identification Card that will allow you to purchase Medical Marijuana (at a local dispensary) or grow marijuana for medicinal uses depending on your application type.
Note: This process is not like having a "prescription" in the traditional sense, in that your insurance company will not pay for or reimburse you for your Medical Marijuana products. Additionally, your regular physician may not be able to certify your Medical Marijuana Identification Card application due to certain insurance arrangements with the Federal government because Medical Marijuana is not federally legal.
email: mdhpllc@gmail.com or text/call: 314.669.1445
Testimonials
Edith G.
Florrisant, MO, North County STL
"I suffered from chronic pain due to a congenital hip condition. Dr. Miller helped prevent me from becoming addicted to opioids which we have learned are deadly in this time of national crisis in the US. Through the Missouri Medical Marijuana Association (MOMMA) Dr. Miller can help you too!"
Carly M.
Mehlville, MO South County STL
"MOMMA and Dr. Miller made the process of obtaining Medical Marijuana very simple. They were compassionate about my health and sensitive about my condition. I didn't know what products I needed to help with my pain from breast cancer, but Dr. Miller is knowledgeable of the products available to help you choose.
Danny B.
South City, Tower Grove STL
"I was in the Armed Services and went I came back my regular doctor and psychiatrist diagnosed me with PTSD. They recommended that MOMMA and Dr. Miller help me obtain a Medical Marijuana ID card and come up with a treatment plan. In just a short period of time the results have been amazing!
The names have been changed to protect the identity of the patients. The photos are stock photos of actors. Both are done to adhere to HIPAA rules.
email: mdhpllc@gmail.com or text/call: 314.669.1445
Our Services
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email: mdhpllc@gmail.com or call: 314.669.1445
MEDICAL MARIJUANA
QualifyingConditions
Missouri Medical Marijuana Qualifying Conditions
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Alzheimer’s Disease (Agitated state)
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Debilitating Psychiatric Disorders (If diagnosed by a state-licensed psychiatrist)
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HIV+ status
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Intractable Migraines (unresponsive)
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) (If diagnosed by a state-licensed psychiatrist)
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A chronic medical condition that causes severe, persistent pain or persistent muscle spasms.
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A chronic medical condition that is normally treated with a prescription medication that could lead to physical or psychological dependence, when a physician determines that medical use of marijuana could be effective in treating that condition and would serve as a safer alternative to the prescription medication.
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Any Terminal Illness
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In the professional judgment of a physician, any other chronic, debilitating or other medical condition.
THE
Visit Interview
The Interview
As part of the Physician Certification Form, physicians will be required to attest that certain statements are true. These attestations provide a framework for the certification process and are the primary way in which the State of Missouri has conveyed the standard of care it expects medical marijuana patients will receive. These expectations can be summarized as follows:
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In the case of non-emancipated individuals under the age of eighteen, physicians must receive the written consent of a custodial parent or legal guardian who will serve as a primary caregiver for the qualifying patient before certifying that patient.
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The physician must meet with and establish a patient-physician relationship with the qualifying patient per Missouri state telemedicine regulations.
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The physician must review the qualifying patient’s medical records or medical history and the qualifying patient’s current medications and allergies to medications.
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The physician must have a conversation with the qualifying patient (or the qualifying patient’s custodial parent or legal guardian) about the patient’s current symptoms.
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The physician must create a medical record for the qualifying patient regarding the meeting and maintain the qualifying patient’s medical record as required in 334.097, RSMo.
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The physician must have a conversation with the qualifying patient (or the qualifying patient’s custodial parent or legal guardian) about the risks associated with medical marijuana, including any known contraindications applicable to the patient.
The physician must have a conversation with the qualifying patient (or the qualifying patient’s custodial parent or legal guardian) about the risks of medical marijuana use to fetuses and to breastfeeding infants, if applicable.