You will be required to submit an application online however if you are having difficulties with the form or do not have a computer, our staff can assist you. The medical record release form cannot be completed by our staff but can be mailed to you if necessary.

This is condition dependent. Generally conditions which should have healed over time will not qualify a patient if the records show the last care received being greater than a year ago (Strains, Sprains, ER, Zoomcare). We will review all records submitted for qualifications and do our very best to issue a recommendation as to what would be required to qualify for a recommendation.

Yes you can print the intake form and bring it to your appointment.

No. Minors under 18 are not allowed inside any part of a dispensary where marijuana is present, even if they are patients or employees.

As of now, DUI Marijuana is still on the books as a crime. Even if you have a medical card, you cannot legally drive while under the influence of the medicine.

As a patient or registered grower, you can grow

• twelve (12) plants under 1’ x 1’ and,
• six (6) plants of any size
• These plants will need to be grown at a registered growth site.

A grower can only be designated to grow for a total of four (4) patients.

No. Measure 91 specifically exempts the current Oregon Medical Marijuana Program from its provisions.

Yes. It is important that you have the correct information in your file so that if you are contacted by law enforcement and they request verification of information from the OMMP, the caregiver, grower and grow site are all protected. It is equally important that the former caregiver and/or grower know of their status so they are aware they are no longer protected. In the case of a grow site change, remember that a grow site registration card must be posted at the registered grow site. If you change your grow site and do not yet have a grow site registration card posted at the new grow site, you may not be protected from criminal penalties. The OMMP recommends that you obtain a new grow site registration card before moving plants to a new grow site and keep copies of all change forms. *Note: To make sure all appropriate individuals and the grow site are protected and that previously protected individuals know their status has changed, it is best to make all changes (notify OMMP in writing, notify former caregiver and/or grower, and move grow site) on the same day or as quickly as possible

We work closely with NCMN Naturopathic Health Clinic at Pacific University in downtown Portland which, pairs naturopathic interns and long term MDs together to provide health to the community at an affordable rate. To schedule an appointment with them please call (503) 352-2400.

You are able to get an extension on your card if you have a scheduled appointment. You must contact the OMMP directly to request a one-month extension. Their phone number is (971) 673-1234