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Medical Marijuana Card in Allentown, PA

As the largest city in the Lehigh Valley, Allentown offers convenient access to medical marijuana services for residents of Lehigh and Northampton counties. The city has multiple licensed dispensaries, making it easy for patients in the West End, East Side, or surrounding areas like Whitehall and Bethlehem to find a nearby location. For Allentown residents, telehealth evaluations mean no fighting Route 22 traffic. The evaluation costs $199, plus a $50 state fee—waived for patients on Medicaid, PACE, CHIP, SNAP, or WIC.

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How do I get a medical marijuana card in Allentown, Pennsylvania?

Quick Answer: To get a medical marijuana card in Allentown, Pennsylvania, you need to: (1) have a qualifying condition, (2) complete a telehealth evaluation with a licensed physician ($149.99), and (3) register with the state ($50 fee, waived for Medicaid/PACE/CHIP/SNAP/WIC recipients). Most patients receive same-day approval and can visit any of the 4 dispensaries near Allentown immediately.

  • Evaluation Cost$149.99
  • State Fee$50 ($0 if you qualify)
  • Card Validity1 Year
  • Dispensaries4

Last updated: January 2026

Medical Marijuana in Allentown

Allentown serves as the medical marijuana hub for the Lehigh Valley, with dispensaries serving patients from Lehigh, Northampton, and surrounding counties. The Lehigh Valley Health Network provides excellent healthcare infrastructure, and many local physicians support medical cannabis as part of comprehensive treatment plans.

For Allentown residents, having a medical card is required to legally purchase cannabis, as Pennsylvania does not have recreational marijuana.

Simple 3-Step Process

How to Get Your Medical Marijuana Card in Allentown

Complete the entire process from home in Allentown. No driving to clinics, no waiting rooms.

01

Register Online

Complete our secure intake form in under 5 minutes from anywhere in Allentown. Whether you're in Downtown or West End, our online form works anywhere.

02

Meet Your Doctor

Connect via phone or video with a licensed Pennsylvania physician. The evaluation takes 10-15 minutes, and you never need to leave your Allentown home.

03

Get Approved

Receive your certification same-day if approved. Register with the state ($50 fee, waived if you qualify) and visit any of the 4 dispensaries near Allentown immediately.

Why Get a Medical Card in Allentown?

Pennsylvania requires a medical card to purchase cannabis legally. Here's what you need to know:

Medical Marijuana Card Benefits in Allentown, Pennsylvania
Feature
With Medical Card
Without Card
Legal AccessFull legal protectionNo legal cannabis access
Possession Limit90-day supplyNo legal possession
Age Requirement18+ (minors with caregiver)No access
Product SelectionFull dispensary accessNo access
Dispensary AccessAll licensed locationsNot permitted
Tax BenefitsMedical exemptions availableN/A

Important: Pennsylvania does not have recreational marijuana. A medical card is required to legally purchase and possess cannabis in Allentown and throughout Pennsylvania.

Allentown Medical Marijuana Facts

450,000+
Registered Pennsylvania MMJ Patients
Source: PA Department of Health, 2024
170+
Licensed Dispensaries Statewide
Source: Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Program
4
Dispensaries Near Allentown
Source: MMJ.com database
$149.99
Evaluation Cost
Source: MMJ.com
$50
State Registration Fee
Source: PA Department of Health
1 Year
Card Validity
Source: Pennsylvania medical marijuana law

What Conditions Qualify for Medical Marijuana in Pennsylvania?

To get your medical marijuana card in Allentown, you must have one of these qualifying conditions:

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
Anxiety Disorders
Autism
Cancer (including remission therapy)
Chronic Hepatitis C
Crohn's Disease
Damage to the Nervous Tissue of the Central Nervous System (with objective neurological indication of intractable spasticity)
Dyskinetic and Spastic Movement Disorders
Epilepsy
Glaucoma
HIV/AIDS
Huntington's Disease
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Intractable Seizures
Multiple Sclerosis
Neurodegenerative Diseases

Don't see your condition? Pennsylvania allows doctors to recommend medical marijuana for any condition they believe would benefit from treatment.

Where Are the Dispensaries Near Allentown?

Once you have your card, visit any of these licensed dispensaries:

Ethos - Allentown

2733 W. Emmaus Avenue, Allentown

Medical

Columbia Care - Allentown

3025 W Tilghman Street, Allentown

Medical

Apothecarium Dispensary - Allentown

3340 Hamilton Blvd, Allentown

Medical

Curaleaf - Allentown

1801 Airport Road, Allentown

Medical

Sunnyside - Butler County

201 Pillow Street, Butler

Medical

Apothecarium Dispensary - Bethlehem

1309 Stefko Boulevard, Bethlehem

Medical
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FAQ

Medical Marijuana Card FAQs for Allentown Residents

Can Lehigh University or Muhlenberg students get a medical card in Allentown?+
Yes, Pennsylvania resident students at Lehigh, Muhlenberg, Cedar Crest, and other Lehigh Valley colleges can obtain medical marijuana cards. You need a valid PA ID showing your local address. Remember that campus use is prohibited due to federal funding.
Do Lehigh Valley Health Network doctors provide certifications?+
Some LVHN physicians may provide certifications, but many do not. Telehealth services like MMJ.com offer a convenient alternative. Your LVHN medical records can support your evaluation for conditions like chronic pain or PTSD.
Can Bethlehem residents use Allentown dispensaries?+
Yes, your Pennsylvania medical card works at any licensed dispensary statewide. Many Bethlehem, Easton, and Whitehall residents shop at Allentown dispensaries along their commute routes.
Is parking available at Allentown dispensaries?+
Yes, Allentown dispensaries typically offer free parking lots, unlike urban Philadelphia locations. This makes visits more convenient, especially for patients with mobility issues.
What conditions qualify most Lehigh Valley patients?+
Chronic pain is the most common qualifying condition in the Lehigh Valley, followed by PTSD, anxiety-related conditions, and cancer-related symptoms. The region's manufacturing heritage means many patients have work-related injuries.
How do Allentown prices compare to Philadelphia?+
Prices are generally consistent across Pennsylvania due to state regulations. Some Lehigh Valley dispensaries offer competitive daily specials and loyalty programs.

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Last Updated: 2026-01-06 · Verified by John Progar, CEO & Founder

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