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 What Our Patients in Quincy Are Saying
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
Thank you so much for all your help! I can’t believe how much there is to learn and how advanced cannabis medicine is becoming. I’m really happy to hear that there are alternative options to smoking. I will be using the topical salve and cannabis capsules. The doctor was great and made me feel very comfortable.
Degenerative Disc Disease
Brookline, MA
“I have suffered from severe migraine headaches for over 10 years. I had tried everything from Imitrex to acupuncture, but nothing seemed to work. One day, my friend recommended medical marijuana and I thought I would give it a try. I applied at this clinic in Boston and got my card right away. I can’t say that the cannabis completely cured my headaches, but it definitely helps with pain management. I’m still looking for the perfect strain to continue to reduce my migraines.”
Migraines
Cambridge, 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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