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Frequently Asked Questions

Find clear answers regarding state medical approvals, qualifying conditions, PTSD evaluations, and registry processes.

What is the process for obtaining a medical marijuana card in my state?
There are typically three straightforward steps to obtaining a medical marijuana card:
Step 1
Secure Medical Approval

Verifies you have a state-approved condition. This is the service we provide at Elite Evaluations.

Step 2
State Registry Entry

Bring your medical approval to an authorized local physician to be entered into the state registry.

Step 3
Visit Dispensary

Once registered with your state card, visit your local dispensary to purchase products.

What are the qualifying conditions?

Most states recognize conditions such as Cancer, AIDS/HIV, Parkinson’s, Crohn’s Disease, Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Please Note: General anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and chronic pain are typically not acceptable on their own as qualifying conditions. However, if you suffer from these symptoms, they may stem from underlying trauma or PTSD. We can assist you with an accurate evaluation and diagnosis if applicable.
Is medical marijuana covered by insurance?

Unfortunately, due to federal regulations, health insurance companies currently do not cover costs associated with medical marijuana evaluations or registry fees.

Once I get my PTSD approval, are there other fees?

When you take your medical approval to a local clinic or authorized physician to be entered into the state registry, you will pay for that in-person office visit. These fees generally range between $125 and $300 depending on the local clinic. We recommend calling your local marijuana clinic for exact pricing.

Can my family physician or general practitioner diagnose me with PTSD?

Technically yes, but most primary doctors do not specialize in behavioral health evaluations or choose not to write these recommendations. That is why we provide this dedicated service — to deliver an accurate, valid PTSD diagnosis that primary physicians and state registries feel confident accepting.

What if I pay for a PTSD diagnosis and it is not accepted at my local clinic?

We have never had a medical approval denied in any state. Your evaluation is conducted by a state-licensed mental health professional with extensive experience in PTSD.

100% Money-Back Guarantee: In the rare event that your medical approval is not accepted by your local clinic or physician, we will refund your $99 payment in full.
I already have a PTSD diagnosis and medical records. What do I do now?

If you already have existing official medical records verifying your PTSD diagnosis, you do not need our services. Simply take your existing documentation directly to a local marijuana clinic, and they will process your entry into the state registry.