MEDICAL CARDS

My Virtual Physician can help you find out how to get a medical card in your state.

Get Your Doctor's Certification for a Medical Card

Most states require an evaluation and doctor’s approval to get a medical card. This process is called certification.
My Virtual Physician provides easy access to online physician certification for patients who qualify in their state.

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Let's walk you through the process:

We serve all 50 states, so that means if medical cards are allowed in your state, we can help you get your card.

See what is allowed in your state.

States Not Currently Accepting Medical Cards or Require In-Person Doctor Visits:

Alabama

Colorado - IN-PERSON ONLY

Indiana

Kansas

Kentucky

Mississippi - PENDING

How to qualify for Medical Cards:

My Virtual Physician provides step-by-step instructions on how to get your medical card in each state. Click on your state above to learn your state’s requirements. Depending on where you live, the list of qualifying conditions varies. Common debilitating conditions that qualify you for medical card include

Chronic Pain

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Digestive Disorders

Muscular Diseases

Neurologic Disorders

Get your card in 3 easy steps:

STEP #1

PHYSICIAN CONSULTATION

My Virtual Physician provides this service.

STEP #2

STATE-SPECIFIC REGISTRATION

My Virtual Physician can assist you with this.

STEP #3

FAST, EASY AND NO COST*

*Disclaimer: If your insurance is in-network, no admin fee. Medicaid/Medicare patients incur no out-of-pocket costs. For commercial insurance, regular co-pays apply. If you don't have insurance or your insurance isn't in our network, there's a $115 admin fee for telehealth patients or $150 for Arkansas in-person patients.

Questions? Ask our billing team!
billing@myvirtualphysician.com

Start the process by filling out our intake form and our doctors will reach out to you to complete your consultation. Click below to get started.

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My Virtual Physician has specialists on staff who can help you manage your pain or other debilitating conditions. Whether you’re looking for a medical card or other treatment options, we are here to provide easy and affordable medical care access to those who need it.

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