What to Expect at 420 Relief?

It is normal to feel a little bit nervous or uneasy when getting your Sacramento cannabis card. But at 420 relief, we take all of the worry out of this equation so that you can relax and get approved for a Sacramento medical marijuana card/ cannabis card. Keep in mind that you are seeing a normal doctor for a legitimate medical cannabis card evaluation. During your cannabis card examination, the doctor that you see will ask you about your current medical history, any prescriptions that you are currently taking as well as conducting a thorough medical examination of your present condition in order to fully evaluate you. Make sure to arrive at your appointment early so that you have time to fill out any necessary patient paperwork in order to get your medical cannabis card that day!
 

• All clients of 420 relief see licensed medical doctors, they are actual MD's that will be personally be signing your cannabis card recommendation for a medical marijuana card.
   
• You will enjoy being medically evaluated in a modern and relaxing medical office in Sacramento that has a caring and understanding staff.
   
• You will receive a full review of the patient questions that you filled out as well as a review of your medical history so a physician can determine if you are eligible for a medical marijuana program in your state.
   
• Knowledgeable and caring doctors will evaluate your current situation and identify different reasons why medical marijuana could be the appropriate solution for your ailments
   
• Following your appointment, you will receive a medical marijuana recommendation that will be valid for up to one year from the date of your appointment. You will also get a treatment plan from your physician advising you how and when to use medical marijuana.
   
• You will receive a legal written medical marijuana recommendation valid for up to one year as well as a detailed treatment plan from the physician that you saw during your appointment.
   
• You will receive a marijuana pamphlet that informs you of your rights as a medical marijuana patient, and/or marijuana card.
   
• The doctor you see will issue you a recommendation letter, not a prescription, as there are no prescriptions for medical marijuana due to it still being classified as a Schedule 1 drug by the FDA.