Quincy Clinic Info
We specialize in assisting you obtain your medical marijuana card in Quincy, MA. Please apply online to request an appointment with the cannabis physician.
- Accepts Credit Cards
- Veterans Discount (10% with proof)
- Wheelchair Accessible
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How much does it cost?
$245
Clinic Fee - $195
MMMP Fee - $50
Reduced Rates
Waived with proof of hardship MassHealth SSI Income < 300% of poverty
MassHealth: $0 SSI: $0 Income < 300% of poverty: $0
How long does it take?
10 Days
After being registered in the online system, it will take about 10 days from your appointment.
How do I qualify?
MMMP Says:
- You have to be formally diagnosed with a qualifying condition by a medical professional
- You must have corresponding medical records confirming your diagnosis
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See if you qualify:
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See What Our Patients in Quincy Are Saying
I can’t thank you enough for all your help. Medical marijuana has been such a blessing in my life and is the only thing that has helped me move forward. Your staff was very professional in this website was extremely helpful. The CBD capsules that I have tried so far have been a great alternative to smoking. When I medicate before bed, I sleep much better and haven’t had a night terror in weeks. No other medication that I have use has worked this well. Thanks again and I look forward to seeing you for my renewal appointment.
PTSD
Boston, MA
Your office was very professional and the doctor was awesome. I will definitely be renewing my card with your clinic again. Thanks a lot.
IBS
Boston, MA
After working in construction for over 30 years, I began experiencing pain in my joints and lower back. My primary care doctor prescribed me pain medications, but I didn’t like the way it made me feel. Medical marijuana has helped me stop taking other medications and is the best relief that I found.
Arthritis
Boston, MA
The physician was amazing, and I appreciated the support. My oncologist recommended medical cannabis as a way to help with my chemotherapy symptoms. Before I got my medical marijuana card, I had a hard time eating, and I felt nauseous all the time. Not only does the cannabis helps move my stomach but I have an appetite again. There isn’t much you can do to feel good during chemotherapy, but this helps.
Cancer
Quincy, MA
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