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Connect online with state-licensed Georgia medical marijuana doctors for a same-day telehealth evaluation or card renewal. The full visit takes about 15 minutes via secure video, $149.99, with a money-back guarantee if you don't qualify. New patients and renewals are both supported online.

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By Dr. Kevin Kargman, DOLicensed GA Physician #89956

Audited: September 21, 2026
State-Licensed Physicians

Meet Your Georgia Medical Marijuana Doctors

Our Georgia-licensed physicians are certified to evaluate patients for medical marijuana. All credentials are publicly verifiable.

Dr. Sean Lowe

Dr. Sean Lowe, MD Verified

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Sean Lowe, MD (NPI 1679716559), is an Emergency Medicine physician licensed in Georgia (license #67677) whose principal place of practice is in Georgia. Under SB 220 (the Putting Georgia's Patients First Act, effective July 1, 2026), a physician must maintain a principal place of practice in Georgia to certify medical cannabis patients, and Dr. Lowe meets that requirement. Through MMJ.com he evaluates Georgia medical cannabis telehealth patients under his Georgia medical license.

Eastern Virginia Medical School
15+ Years Experience

Georgia Medical License: #67677

Status: Active

Dr. Natasha Stinson

Dr. Natasha Stinson, MD Verified

Internal Medicine

Dr. Natasha Stinson, MD (NPI 1841438520), is an Internal Medicine physician trained at Emory University School of Medicine and licensed in Georgia (license #57193), with a principal place of practice in Georgia. Under SB 220 (the Putting Georgia's Patients First Act, effective July 1, 2026), a physician must maintain a principal place of practice in Georgia to certify medical cannabis patients, and Dr. Stinson meets that requirement. Through MMJ.com she evaluates Georgia medical cannabis telehealth patients under her Georgia medical license.

Emory University School of Medicine
25+ Years Experience

Georgia Medical License: #57193

Status: Active through 08/31/2027

Dr. Sakib Maya

Dr. Sakib Maya, MD Verified

Family Medicine

Dr. Sakib Maya, MD (NPI 1790196749), is a Family Medicine physician licensed in Georgia (license #74897) whose principal place of practice is in Georgia. Under SB 220 (the Putting Georgia's Patients First Act, effective July 1, 2026), a physician must maintain a principal place of practice in Georgia to certify medical cannabis patients, and Dr. Maya meets that requirement. Through MMJ.com he evaluates Georgia medical cannabis telehealth patients under his Georgia medical license.

10+ Years Experience

Georgia Medical License: #74897

Status: Active through 01/31/2027

Dr. Naureen Adam

Dr. Naureen Adam, MD Verified

Interventional Pain Medicine

Dr. Naureen Adam, MD (NPI 1518174457), is an Interventional Pain Medicine physician licensed in Georgia (license #050775) whose principal place of practice is in Atlanta, Georgia. Under SB 220 (the Putting Georgia's Patients First Act, effective July 1, 2026), a physician must maintain a principal place of practice in Georgia to certify medical cannabis patients, and Dr. Adam meets that requirement. Through MMJ.com she evaluates Georgia medical cannabis telehealth patients under her Georgia medical license.

15+ Years Experience

Georgia Medical License: #050775

Status: Active through 11/30/2027

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How to See a Licensed Georgia Medical Marijuana Doctor Online

Georgia visits on MMJ.com are conducted by Dr. Sean Lowe, MD (Emergency Medicine), Dr. Natasha Stinson, MD (Internal Medicine), Dr. Sakib Maya, MD (Family Medicine), or Dr. Naureen Adam, MD (Interventional Pain Medicine), all practicing in Georgia as SB 220 requires of certifying physicians. After your 15-minute audio-visual video visit, the clinical team bundles the certification with Georgia's required notarized waiver and submits both to the DPH Medical Cannabis Registry.

How to See a Licensed Georgia Medical Marijuana Doctor Online in 5 Steps5-step flow diagram: 1. Book Your Visit with Dr. Lowe; 2. Submit Your Medical History; 3. Complete Your Marijuana Evaluation; 4. Dr. Lowe Submits Your MMJ Cert; 5. Get Your 5-Year MMJ Card.PatientPhysician1Step 1 · 1 minuteBook Your Visit with Dr. LoweNPI-verified Georgia MMJ doctor,money-back if you don't qualify.2Step 2 · 5 minutesSubmit Your Medical HistoryHIPAA MMJ intake + medical recs(per O.C.G.A. 31-2A-18 / SB 220).3Step 3 · 10-15 minutesComplete Your Marijuana EvaluationOnline MMJ audio-visual visit(DPH requires audio-visual video).4Step 4 · Same DayDr. Lowe Submits Your MMJ CertCert + notarized waiver to DPH,filed same day on your behalf.5Step 5 · 2-3 DaysGet Your 5-Year MMJ CardDPH emails payment link ($33.75),digital card + UPS option.~12 minAverage VisitNPI-VerifiedPhysicianMoney-BackGuarantee
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Georgia Medical Marijuana Doctors via Telehealth: Complete Guide

Georgia Medical Marijuana Doctors Online: Get Your Card via Telehealth

Important: Georgia operates a narrower medical cannabis program than most states. Under SB 220 (effective July 1, 2026), Georgia permits oils, tinctures, capsules, transdermal patches, and lotions at full potency, all governed by a 1,200 mg per-package THC ceiling, and authorizes vaporization for patients 21+ (vape cartridges, concentrates, and vaporized flower) that phases in as the state issues ingestion rules due January 1, 2027. Smoking or combusting cannabis and edible food products remain prohibited. Patients qualify under 17 statutory conditions plus a separate hospice eligibility pathway. MMJ.com connects you with Georgia-licensed physicians through secure telehealth consultations.


Why Choose MMJ.com for Your Georgia Telehealth Evaluation?

FeatureMMJ.com Guarantee
Physician CredentialsGA-licensed, GMCC-registered
TelehealthLegal per Georgia law
SchedulingSame-day, 7 days/week
Card ValidityFull 5 years
State FeeOnly $30
Refund Policy100% money-back if not approved

Our Georgia Physicians Are:

  • ✅ State-Licensed - Active licensure with Georgia Composite Medical Board
  • ✅ GMCC-Registered - Authorized to certify patients for the Medical Cannabis Registry
  • ✅ Telehealth Certified - Conduct secure video consultations
  • ✅ Experienced - Understand Georgia's unique program requirements

Sources: Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission (GMCC), Georgia Hope Act (O.C.G.A. § 31-2A-18), Haleigh's Hope Act (O.C.G.A. § 16-12-190), Georgia Composite Medical Board

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Common Questions About Georgia MMJ Cards

Which physicians conduct Georgia medical cannabis evaluations on MMJ.com?

Georgia visits are conducted by Dr. Sean Lowe, MD (Emergency Medicine), Dr. Natasha Stinson, MD (Internal Medicine), Dr. Sakib Maya, MD (Family Medicine), or Dr. Naureen Adam, MD (Interventional Pain Medicine). All four are licensed by the Georgia Composite Medical Board and practice in Georgia, which SB 220 (effective July 1, 2026) requires of a physician who certifies patients to the Medical Cannabis Patient Registry.

What happens during the Georgia video visit?

A 10 to 15 minute audio-visual video evaluation. The physician confirms a diagnosis on Georgia's list of eligible conditions under O.C.G.A. 31-2A-18, reviews your treatment history, and, if appropriate, certifies you to the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) Medical Cannabis Patient Registry. Georgia also requires a notarized patient waiver; the clinical team bundles it with the certification so you do not have to submit the two documents separately.

How often do I need to see the physician in Georgia?

SB 220 kept the 5-year Registry card but requires an annual physician certification for most patients; patients diagnosed with an incurable or irreversible condition are exempt from the annual recertification. Your physician tells you at the visit which cadence applies to you.

What does DPH charge after the physician certifies me?

DPH charges $30 per Medical Cannabis card, plus a $3.75 service fee when you pay through the online payment portal (no service fee if you mail a money order). DPH emails you the payment link after the physician's submission; payment must be made within 60 days or the certification is returned and you must contact your physician again. You can elect an electronic card, a physical card, or both.

What should I have ready for the Georgia visit?

A Georgia driver's license or state ID, documentation of your diagnosis from a treating provider (Georgia physicians generally want records supporting the qualifying condition), and a list of current medications. Hospice patients qualify under a separate pathway in O.C.G.A. 31-2A-18(d) and should have their hospice documentation available.

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Medically reviewed by: Dr. Kevin Kargman, DO·Georgia License #89956·NPI 1407810302

Editorial oversight by: John Progar, CEO & FounderLast Verified: September 2026

Last Updated: September 21, 2026