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Montana Medical Marijuana Doctors Online: Telehealth Evaluations & Renewals

Connect online with state-licensed Montana 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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Meet Your Montana Medical Marijuana Doctors

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

Dr. Johnathan Miller, MD Verified

General Medicine & Telehealth

Dr. Johnathan C. Miller, MD, is a Board Certified physician licensed in multiple states. Columbia University trained, he provides medical marijuana evaluations for patients seeking certification through MMJ.com.

Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons

6-10 Years Experience

NPI: 1235623372

Montana Medical License: #MED-PHYS-LIC-116474

Status: Active

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Dr. Carla Antola, MD Verified

Family Medicine

Dr. Carla Antola, MD (NPI 1568654101), is a Family Medicine physician holding active medical licenses in 10 states. Through MMJ.com she evaluates medical marijuana telehealth patients in Louisiana, Montana, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia under her respective state medical licenses.

15+ Years Experience

NPI: 1568654101

Montana Medical License: #169851

Status: Active through 03/31/2028

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Dr. Gaurav Patel, MD Verified

Family Medicine

Dr. Gaurav Patel, MD (NPI 1023571379), is a Family Medicine physician holding active medical licenses in 14 states. Through MMJ.com he evaluates medical marijuana telehealth patients in Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Texas under his respective state medical licenses. In North Carolina, which has no state medical program, he completes the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) Cannabis Control Board Doctor's Attestation by telehealth under his North Carolina license; the EBCI board issues the patient card.

5+ Years Experience

NPI: 1023571379

Montana Medical License: #MED-PHYS-COM-LIC-162215

Status: Active through 03/30/2027

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Dr. Zachary Kramer, MD Verified

Emergency Medicine

Dr. Zachary Kramer, MD (NPI 1891015152), is an Emergency Medicine physician holding active medical licenses in 20 states. Through MMJ.com he evaluates medical marijuana telehealth patients in Arkansas, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia under his respective state medical licenses. In North Carolina, which has no state medical program, he completes the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) Cannabis Control Board Doctor's Attestation by telehealth under his North Carolina license; the EBCI board issues the patient card.

15+ Years Experience

NPI: 1891015152

Montana Medical License: #173521

Status: Active through 03/31/2028

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How to See a Licensed Montana Medical Marijuana Doctor Online

Montana cannabis evaluations work the same way for first-time patients and renewing card holders: a 15-minute audio-visual video visit on MMJ.com with Dr. Johnathan Miller, MD.

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Most patients receive their certification within hours of their evaluation.

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Easy Renewals

When your card expires, renewing is even easier than the first time.

Montana Medical Marijuana Doctors via Telehealth: Complete Guide

Montana Medical Marijuana Doctors Online: Get Your Card via Telehealth

Montana's medical marijuana program, operational since 2004 and now administered by the Cannabis and Alcohol Regulation Division (CARD), connects patients with qualifying conditions to medical cannabis. MMJ.com pairs you with Montana-licensed physicians (MDs and DOs) who can evaluate you through convenient video telehealth consultations.

Sources: Montana CARD, MCA Title 16 Chapter 12, Montana Board of Medical Examiners

FAQ

Common Questions About Montana MMJ Cards

Who conducts the Montana medical marijuana evaluation on MMJ.com?

Montana evaluations on MMJ.com are conducted by Dr. Johnathan Miller, MD, licensed by the Montana Board of Medical Examiners. Under Title 16, Chapter 12 of the Montana Code Annotated, a physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse with a bona fide relationship may complete the written certification the Department of Revenue requires.

Is the Montana visit the same for new and renewing patients?

Yes. Montana permits telehealth for both first-time and renewal certifications, so both book the same 15-minute audio-visual video visit. Dr. Miller confirms a debilitating condition listed in MCA 16-12-102, reviews your treatment history, and signs the Physician's Statement used in your Patient Registry application.

Where does the Montana certification go after the visit?

The Cannabis and Alcohol Regulation Division (CARD) of the Montana Department of Revenue processes patient registrations through the TransAction Portal (TAP). You upload the signed Physician's Statement, your Montana driver's license or state ID, and pay the $20 registry fee there; the card is valid for one year.

How early should I see the Montana provider before my card expires?

About 60 days out. The Montana card is a one-year card, CARD processing takes time, and the current card must be active when the renewal is submitted to avoid a lapse in dispensary access. A 60-day head start leaves room for the visit, the TAP submission, and the state review.

What should I have ready for the Montana video visit?

A Montana driver's license or state ID, your existing registry card number if renewing, a list of current medications, and any records describing your condition. Records help but are not mandatory; the physician can document the condition through the clinical interview.

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Medically reviewed by: Dr. Kevin Kargman, DO·Montana License #MED-PHYS-LIC-139553·NPI 1407810302

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

Last Updated: September 21, 2026