Roswell residents follow Georgia's two-step medical cannabis pathway — telehealth visit with a DPH-registered physician, then apply for your Registry Card at the DPH patient portal. From Canton Street and East Roswell to Axon and Waller Road, every step happens from home.
Book a real-time video visit with a physician (MD or DO) who is both licensed in Georgia and registered with the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) Low THC Oil Registry. The physician reviews your medical history against Georgia's qualifying conditions under Georgia's medical cannabis program, expanded by SB 220 — the Putting Patients First Act — signed May 12, 2026. If you have a qualifying condition, the physician certifies you and enters your information into the DPH registry.
After physician certification, apply for your Registry Card through the Georgia DPH Low THC Oil Registry patient portal and pay the DPH registration fee directly to DPH. Once approved, your 5-year card entitles you to purchase at any AMCC-licensed dispensary or Georgia Board of Pharmacy-licensed independent pharmacy statewide. Georgia's program allows up to 12,000mg of total THC (SB 220). Smoking and botanical cannabis flower remain prohibited under Georgia law.
Whether you're near Canton Street, in East Roswell, Axon, along Waller Road, or anywhere across Roswell — your DPH-registered physician is a real-time video call away.
Direct answers sourced from DPH and AMCC guidance for Roswell residents navigating Georgia's medical cannabis program.
Roswell is Georgia's ninth-largest city — a community of more than 92,000 residents in northern Fulton County along the Chattahoochee River, part of the greater Atlanta metropolitan area. Roswell is home to Wellstar North Fulton Hospital, more than 900 acres of public parkland including a branch of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, and a vibrant dining and arts corridor along Canton Street. Roswell residents access Georgia's medical cannabis program on the same statewide terms as every other Georgia patient: a telehealth visit with a DPH-registered Georgia physician, certification in the DPH registry, and a 5-year Registry Card for purchases at any AMCC-licensed dispensary statewide. RoswellGAMarijuana.clinic connects Roswell residents with DPH-registered Georgia physicians via telehealth.
Governor Kemp signed SB 220 — the Putting Patients First Act — on May 12, 2026, effective July 1, 2026. The law expanded Georgia's program significantly: it replaced "low-THC oil" with "medical cannabis," removed the previous 5% THC cap and established a 12,000mg total THC possession limit, added inflammatory bowel disease and lupus as qualifying conditions, and permits patients 21 and older to vaporize medical cannabis products. The program now covers 19 qualifying conditions. Smoking and botanical cannabis flower remain prohibited under Georgia law. Marijuana remains illegal in Georgia — the program provides a lawful pathway only for registered patients.
Georgia's program requires two steps. First, a physician certification: Roswell patients book a telehealth appointment with a DPH-registered Georgia physician through this platform. The physician evaluates the patient's condition against Georgia's qualifying conditions and, if the patient qualifies, certifies them in the DPH registry. Second, a card application: the patient applies through the Georgia DPH Low THC Oil Registry patient portal, pays the DPH registration fee directly to DPH, and receives a 5-year Registry Card upon approval. The card allows purchases at any AMCC-licensed dispensary or Georgia Board of Pharmacy-licensed independent pharmacy statewide. For complete and current program details visit the AMCC website.
