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Maryland Medical Cannabis Card Renewal Cost & Process

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Renewing your Maryland medical cannabis card costs a state fee of $50 (varies, check MMCC) plus a provider evaluation fee (typically $50–$150, varies by service). Start 30–60 days before expiration to avoid a lapse. Renew online via MMCC.

Last updated Sep 24, 2026 · Published by Remedy (Baltimore) · Citation License 1.0

Renewal Costs: What to Expect in Maryland

Renewing your Maryland medical cannabis card involves two main costs: a state application fee and a provider evaluation fee. Here's what drives the total.

FactorWhy It MattersTypical Range
State fee (MMCC)Required for renewal, paid online through the MMCC portal.Around $50 (varies, check current MMCC fee schedule)
Provider evaluationA registered provider must certify you still qualify; this is a separate cost.Typically $50–$150, varies by provider and whether it's in-person or telehealth
Telehealth vs. in-personTelehealth visits tend to be cheaper and more convenient.Telehealth often lower; in-person may be higher
Certification validityYour provider certification is valid for a limited time; renewing before it lapses avoids extra fees.Certification typically valid for 30–90 days
Additional servicesSome providers bundle renewal with follow-up support or expedited processing.Varies; ask for a quote

Total renewal cost typically ranges from $100 to $200, but it varies. Check the MMCC website for the current state fee and contact providers for their exact charges.

Remedy (Baltimore) 7165-C Security Blvd, Windsor Mill, MD 21244 (443)-348-3297 Mon–Sun 9 AM–11 PM, doors close at 10:45 PM Open in Google Maps

When to Renew: Timing Your Application

Start your renewal process 30 to 60 days before your card expires. This gives you a buffer for provider appointments, paperwork, and MMCC processing.

  1. Check your expiration date — Look on your current card or in your MMCC account. Note the exact day.
  2. Book a provider evaluation — Schedule with a registered provider (many offer telehealth) at least 4–6 weeks before expiration. Use services like OneStop Medical or Veriheal if you need a quick appointment.
  3. Submit your renewal online — Log into the MMCC portal, complete the renewal application, and pay the state fee. Do this after your provider certification is active.
  4. Wait for approval — MMCC typically processes renewals within a few business days, but it can take longer. Don't wait until the last minute.
  5. Visit Remedy Dispensary — Once approved, you'll receive a digital card. Bring it (or your temporary approval) to our Windsor Mill location to restock.

If you're in Baltimore, Columbia, or Howard County, you can call us at (443)-348-3297 with any timing questions. We're open daily 9 AM–11 PM (doors close at 10:45 PM).

Renewal Checklist: Documents and Steps

Follow these numbered steps to renew your Maryland medical cannabis card smoothly.

  1. Gather your documents. You need a valid government-issued ID, your current medical cannabis card, and a recent written certification from your provider (typically within the last year).
  2. Schedule a renewal appointment. Contact your certifying provider or a registered telemedicine service for a brief consultation to confirm your condition still qualifies.
  3. Submit your application online. Log into the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission (MMCC) portal, upload your updated certification, and pay the renewal fee.
  4. Wait for approval. Processing usually takes a few business days; you'll receive a digital copy of your new card once approved.

What If My Card Expires?

If your Maryland medical cannabis card expires before you renew, you cannot purchase medical cannabis until your new card is active. You'll need to restart the renewal process from scratch, including a new provider certification and application fee. To avoid a lapse, begin renewal at least 30 days before your expiration date. For specific questions about your situation, call us at (443)-348-3297.

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Directions to our dispensary in Baltimore from University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute

Start at University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute and head to Remedy (Baltimore) at 7165-C Security Blvd, Windsor Mill, MD 21244.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I renew my Maryland medical cannabis card online?

Yes, you can renew online through the MMCC portal. You'll need a current provider certification and pay the state fee. Many providers offer telehealth evaluations, so the entire process can be done from home.

How long does it take to renew a Maryland medical card?

MMCC typically processes renewals within a few business days, but it can take up to two weeks during busy periods. Starting early ensures you don't run out of medication.

Do I need a new doctor's recommendation to renew?

Yes, you need a new provider certification from a registered Maryland provider. This is separate from the state fee and must be submitted to MMCC as part of your renewal.

What happens if I let my card lapse for a few months?

You'll need to complete a new patient application, including a new provider evaluation and full fees. There's no grace period, so it's best to renew on time.

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