Medical Marijuana Doctors in Houston, Texas

Medical Cannabis Care, Guided With Clarity

Find out if you qualify through the Texas Compassionate Use Program. Meet with an experienced Texas-licensed physician, understand your treatment options and get clear guidance through every step of the process.

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Texas Medical Cannabis Care

Getting Medical Marijuana in Texas Shouldn’t Be Confusing

Texas doesn’t use the same medical marijuana system as many other states. There is no traditional state-issued medical marijuana card for patients to carry.

Instead, qualifying Texas residents are evaluated by an approved physician. If medical cannabis is appropriate for your condition, your physician enters your prescription into the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas, known as CURT.

One clear path

We help make the process easier to understand, from your first evaluation through your prescription and ongoing care.

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WHEN YOUR CURRENT OPTIONS AREN’T ENOUGH

Medical Cannabis May Offer Another Way to Manage Your Symptoms

For some patients with qualifying conditions, medical cannabis may be considered as part of a broader treatment plan. If you are looking for another option to discuss with a physician, an evaluation can help you understand whether medical cannabis may be appropriate for you.

Then the benefits could focus on:

  • Pain Management
  • Seizure Control
  • Muscle Spasticity
  • PTSD Symptom Management

If you believe medical cannabis may be right for you, a physician evaluation can help you find out if you qualify.

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Medical Cannabis Services

Care That Goes Beyond Getting Approved

Our physicians help patients understand eligibility, prescriptions, follow-up care and the Texas medical cannabis system.

Initial Medical Cannabis Evaluation

Discuss your diagnosis, symptoms, medical history, previous treatments and whether medical cannabis may be appropriate for you.

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Medical Cannabis Prescription

If you qualify and treatment is appropriate, your prescription is entered directly into the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas.

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Renewal Evaluations

Continue your care and participation in the Texas Compassionate Use Program with physician guidance.

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Follow-Up Care

Discuss your prescription, treatment plan, experience and next steps directly with your physician.

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Medical Documentation

Get help understanding what medical documentation may be available for your individual circumstances.

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Why Patients Choose Us

Medical Cannabis Care Without the Confusion

Clear medical guidance, convenient access and a process built specifically around Texas.

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Texas-Licensed Medical Care

Your eligibility and treatment are evaluated by a licensed physician familiar with the Texas Compassionate Use Program.

Clear, Straightforward Process

We explain what you need, what happens during your evaluation and what comes next if you’re approved.

Convenient Appointments

Choose from available virtual or in-person appointment options designed around your schedule.

Personalized Evaluations

Your diagnosis, symptoms, medical history and previous treatments are considered before a recommendation is made.

Ongoing Support

Follow-up care and renewal evaluations are available when needed.

Texas-Focused Expertise

Care is built specifically around Texas medical cannabis requirements and the CURT prescription process.

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Medical Conditions That May Qualify in Texas

Texas residents diagnosed with an approved condition may be eligible for low-THC medical cannabis through the Texas Compassionate Use Program.

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Chronic Pain

For diagnosed conditions that cause persistent or ongoing pain.

02

PTSD

Medical evaluation for qualifying patients diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.

03

Cancer

Physician-guided medical cannabis evaluation for eligible cancer patients.

04

Epilepsy & Seizure Disorders

Evaluation for patients living with epilepsy or qualifying seizure disorders.

05

Multiple Sclerosis

Medical cannabis evaluation for qualifying patients living with MS.

06

Autism

Evaluation and physician guidance for eligible patients with autism.

07

Crohn’s & IBD

Evaluation for qualifying gastrointestinal conditions covered by the program.

08

Traumatic Brain Injury

Medical evaluation for eligible Texas residents diagnosed with TBI.

09

ALS & Neurodegenerative Conditions

Care for qualifying incurable neurodegenerative conditions.

10

Spasticity

Evaluation for conditions involving qualifying muscle spasticity.

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Terminal Illness & Palliative Care

Evaluation for qualifying patients receiving hospice or palliative care.

Not sure whether your diagnosis qualifies? You don’t have to figure it out alone.

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How It Works

From Evaluation to Prescription in 3 Simple Steps

A straightforward path designed around the way the Texas program actually works.

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Step 01

Schedule Your Evaluation

Choose an available appointment and provide basic information about your medical history and qualifying condition.

Step 02

Meet With Your Physician

Discuss your condition, symptoms, previous treatments, medications and health history with a Texas-licensed physician.

Step 03

Get Your Prescription

If you qualify and treatment is appropriate, your physician enters your prescription into CURT so it can be filled by a licensed Texas dispensing organization.

Physician-Guided Care

More Than a
Certification, Real
Medical Guidance

Medical cannabis isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your health history, diagnosis, medications, symptoms and previous treatments all matter.

  • Texas-Licensed Physicians
  • Individual Evaluations
  • Clear Eligibility Guidance
  • Prescription Entered Into CURT
  • Follow-Up Support
  • Patient-Focused Care
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A New Path Forward

Persistent pain can affect far more than comfort

Mobility · Sleep · Work

A physician can review the bigger picture.

Chronic Pain

Living With Chronic Pain? You May Now Qualify

Texas’s Compassionate Use Program includes conditions that cause chronic pain among its qualifying medical categories.

If chronic pain continues to affect your mobility, sleep, work or everyday activities, a medical cannabis evaluation can help determine whether you meet Texas requirements and whether this treatment option is medically appropriate for you.

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Your Appointment

What Should You Have Ready?

Don’t worry if your medical history isn’t perfectly organized. If available, a few details can help your physician better understand your situation.

01

Medical records or visit summaries

Bring any records that help explain your diagnosis, care, or recent medical visits.

02

Specialist notes

Share relevant notes or recommendations from specialists involved in your care.

03

Previous treatment history

A brief history of treatments you have already tried can help guide your evaluation.

04

Current medication list

Include the medications you currently take, along with dosages if available.

05

Relevant imaging or test results

Bring any recent scans, lab results, or diagnostic reports related to your condition.

06

Notes about your symptoms

Write down your main symptoms, how long you have had them, and how they affect daily life.

A complete medical file isn’t required. Bring the information you have, and we’ll guide you through the rest.

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Telemedicine Appointments

See a Medical Marijuana Doctor From Home

Getting evaluated shouldn’t require spending hours driving across Houston. Eligible patients can meet with a Texas medical marijuana physician using a smartphone, tablet or computer.

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Consultation

No Houston
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After Your Appointment

Approved. What
Happens Next?

This is where many medical marijuana websites stop explaining the process. We don’t.

01

Your prescription is entered into CURT

If your physician determines that you qualify, your medical cannabis prescription is entered into the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas.

02

No separate patient application

You do not need to submit a separate patient application to CURT, and Texas does not issue a traditional medical marijuana card.

03

A licensed dispensary can verify you

Once active, a licensed Texas dispensing organization can locate your information in CURT and fill the prescription according to your physician’s instructions.

04

Ongoing guidance remains available

Our team remains available when you need follow-up medical guidance.


Common Questions

Medical Marijuana in Houston: FAQs

The essentials of CURT, eligibility, telemedicine and what happens if you’re approved.

Texas does not issue patients a traditional physical medical marijuana card. Eligible patients receive a medical cannabis prescription from a qualified physician, which is entered into CURT.

CURT stands for the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas. It is the state’s secure system used by qualified physicians to enter prescriptions and by licensed dispensing organizations to verify eligible patients.

No. Patients do not submit their own registration to CURT. If you qualify, your physician enters the required information and prescription into the system.

Texas does not require patients to pay a separate state fee to register in CURT.

A condition that causes chronic pain is included among the qualifying categories under the Texas Compassionate Use Program. A qualified physician must still evaluate your individual medical situation.

Telemedicine appointments may allow eligible Texas patients to complete their physician evaluation remotely without traveling to a Houston office.

Your physician enters your prescription into CURT. A licensed Texas dispensing organization can then verify your information and fill the prescription according to your physician’s instructions.

No. A qualified physician must evaluate you and determine that the potential benefits are reasonable in light of the potential risks.

The Texas Compassionate Use Program provides legal access to qualifying medical patients under state requirements. It is separate from recreational marijuana.

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Patient Experiences

Care That Starts With Listening

Read what Texas patients have to say about their experience with our physicians, appointment process and ongoing support.

Donald
Kirksey

The process felt clear and professional from the first call. I understood what to expect before I ever met with the doctor.

5.0

Jeffrey
Meyer

I appreciated that the appointment felt like an actual medical conversation, not just paperwork.

5.0

Monica
Peterson

The telemedicine option made everything much easier, and the team explained what happened after approval.

5.0
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Find Out If Medical Cannabis Is Right for You.

Talk with a Texas-licensed physician about your condition, treatment history and options under the Texas Compassionate Use Program. One appointment can give you a clearer understanding of whether you qualify and what comes next.

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Same-Day

Appointments available

Virtual + In-Person

Appointments available

CURT Support

Prescription guidance