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Mobile IV therapyGet evaluated by a physician who can certify Georgia patients for the Georgia Low THC Oil Registry. We help you from your first visit through state registration and renewal.
Choose a video or phone appointment for your Georgia evaluation.
The Georgia Low THC Oil Registry is run by the Georgia Department of Public Health. Low THC Oil Card, entered into the registry by your certifying physician.
Georgia sets its own list of qualifying conditions. You'll need a diagnosis of at least one, confirmed during your evaluation.
Check if I qualifyPick the visit type that suits you when you book. Both take about 5–10 minutes and cost the same.
See the physician face to face on a secure video link from your phone or computer, in about 5–10 minutes.
Book a video callPrefer not to use video? Speak with the physician by phone at your appointment time, in about 5–10 minutes.
Book a phone callIf Georgia's rules require a video visit for your certification, we'll let you know when you book.
Cards last five years. To renew, a physician must certify you again with a new application.
Adult use: Not legal: Georgia only allows registered patients to possess low-THC oil.
Caregivers can be added to the registry and receive their own card to buy and hold low-THC oil for the patient.
Minors can qualify with a parent or legal guardian registered as caregiver.
Most medical programs don't disqualify a patient for a past conviction, but caregiver applications may involve a background check.
Reviewed October 2026. State rules change, so confirm current fees and requirements with the Georgia Department of Public Health before you apply.
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Answers about the Georgia Low THC Oil Registry, from eligibility to renewal.
Book my evaluationBook your evaluation with HealifyNow. A Georgia-licensed physician certifies one of the 17 qualifying conditions. Your physician enters you into the Low THC Oil Registry. Pay the $30 card fee to the Department of Public Health. Buy low-THC oil from licensed Georgia dispensaries. Certification must come from a physician licensed by the Georgia Composite Medical Board. Choose a phone or video call when you book; we confirm if video is required.
HealifyNow's evaluation is $179 for new patients and $129 for renewals. State fees are separate: $30 for a card valid five years (plus a $3.75 fee if you pay online).
Georgia's list includes cancer (end stage or with wasting/nausea), als, seizure disorders, multiple sclerosis, crohn's disease, mitochondrial disease, parkinson's disease, sickle cell disease, and more.
Five years from issue.
Cards last five years. To renew, a physician must certify you again with a new application.
Caregivers can be added to the registry and receive their own card to buy and hold low-THC oil for the patient.
Minors can qualify with a parent or legal guardian registered as caregiver.
Most medical programs don't disqualify a patient for a past conviction, but caregiver applications may involve a background check.
Not legal: Georgia only allows registered patients to possess low-THC oil.
Certification must come from a physician licensed by the Georgia Composite Medical Board. Choose a phone or video call when you book; we confirm if video is required.
Generally, yes. The Georgia Low THC Oil Registry is for Georgia residents, and you'll need proof of residency such as a driver's license or state ID. Some states have separate rules for visiting patients.
Yes. You can book a video call or a phone call for the same price. If Georgia's rules require video for your certification, we'll let you know when you book.
Yes. Evaluations happen by secure, HIPAA-compliant phone or video call, and your health information is shared only as needed for your state certification.
An evaluation with a physician who can certify patients for Georgia's program, your certification if you qualify, step-by-step help with Georgia Department of Public Health registration, and renewal reminders. State fees and cannabis products are not included.
$179 for new patients, $129 for renewals. State fees are separate.