Marietta has two licensed dispensaries, but Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and Dobbins Air Reserve Base are federal property where a Georgia card does not apply. Get your card online

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Marietta, Cobb County · Updated for SB 220

Medical Marijuana Card Marietta, GA: Online Evaluation With a Georgia-Licensed Doctor

Marietta residents get a 2026 medical marijuana card once a Georgia-licensed physician certifies their qualifying condition in the Georgia DPH Medical Cannabis Patient Registry and they pay DPH the $30 card fee and $3.75 portal fee; the card then arrives by UPS.

From the Square to East Cobb, the physician visit happens by video, and once your card arrives, two licensed dispensaries are already in town. The evaluation is $179, refunded in full if you are not certified.

🔒 HIPAA-Compliant Telehealth
⚡ Same-Day Evaluation
💰 $179 Evaluation
📋 18 Qualifying Conditions

🩺 Named Georgia-Licensed Physician
✅ NPI and License Number Listed Here
💰 Full Refund If Not Certified
📦 Card Shipped to Your Marietta Address
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Telehealth from anywhere in Marietta and Cobb County
$179 Physician Evaluation + $30 DPH card fee and $3.75 portal fee, paid to the state after approval. Never through us.

🔒 Not certified? Full $179 refund.

🔒 HIPAA Secure ⚡ Same-Day 📦 Shipped by UPS
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Diagnoses on the State List
12,000 mg
Allowed THC per Patient
$30 + $3.75
State Fee, Due After Certification
5 Years
Card Life, With Yearly Physician Check
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Two Kinds of Land in Marietta. On city and county land, a Georgia Medical Cannabis card makes lawful medical cannabis legal to carry, and without one, possession is a state misdemeanor with up to 12 months in jail and a $1,000 fine (OCGA 16-13-2). Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and Dobbins Air Reserve Base are federal, and there the state card offers no protection.

Sources: GMCC license list (updated September 16, 2026); Georgia DPH Medical Cannabis Patient Registry; OCGA 16-13-2; National Park Service, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park.

How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Marietta in 3 Steps

No office on Church Street to visit and no referral required. Dr. Miller handles the medical side on video, and Georgia DPH sends the card by UPS.

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Marietta medical marijuana card online intake form
Submit Your Intake Form
Submit your name, email, and phone from anywhere in Marietta or East Cobb. Keep your Georgia ID handy, along with a current utility bill or pay stub if the ID shows a past address.
⏱ Under 3 minutes
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Video evaluation with a Georgia-licensed medical marijuana doctor for Marietta patients
Meet a Georgia-Licensed Physician by Video
Dr. Miller spends 10 to 15 minutes on video with you, covering your diagnosis, prior treatment, and current medications. Qualify, and he certifies you in the DPH registry the same day; do not qualify, and the $179 is refunded.
⏱ 10 to 15 minutes
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Georgia Medical Cannabis card delivered by UPS in Marietta
Pay DPH and Receive Your Card
DPH emails you a link to pay the $30 card fee and $3.75 portal fee. UPS delivers the card to your Marietta address, and you will need to sign for it.
⏱ About 10 business days after payment
Start My Marietta Evaluation

Same-day slots available. Full refund if not certified.

What Conditions Qualify for a Medical Marijuana Card in Marietta?

Marietta patients qualify under the same 18 conditions Georgia DPH listed as of July 1, 2026. A few include an age or severity rule, noted in parentheses.

Select a condition to read Georgia's rule, or open the qualifying conditions guide to review all 18. Dr. Miller will let you know early in the call whether your records fit.

Who Gets a Medical Marijuana Card in Marietta?

Marietta is Cobb County's seat and home to one of the region's busiest hospitals. The page is written with three Marietta groups in mind.

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Wellstar Kennestone Patients
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital treats patients from across Cobb for cancer, Parkinson's disease, and seizure disorders. Kennestone oncology and neurology notes carry an evaluation well.
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Retired Aerospace and Base Workers
Retirees from the Lockheed Martin plant or Dobbins Air Reserve Base who are no longer tested at work may qualify under intractable pain or severe peripheral neuropathy after years on the line.
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Veterans in Cobb County
Marietta veterans use the Atlanta VA Health Care System, whose providers cannot certify under VHA Directive 1315. A PTSD diagnosis in your VA record qualifies adults 18 and older.
Not on Georgia's list by themselves: anxiety, depression, insomnia, migraines, and arthritis. Pain qualifies only when it is intractable after real treatment. Denied before July 2026? SB 220 lifted several "severe" and "end-stage" limits and added lupus, so a second evaluation is worth considering.

What to Bring and How Long It Takes in Marietta

Most Marietta patients have a card in hand a few weeks after the video visit, and with two dispensaries nearby, the first purchase can happen soon after.

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ID With Your Current Address

A Marietta mailing address often covers homes outside city limits in East Cobb, and that is fine. DPH needs your Georgia license or state ID to match where you live, or a utility bill, phone bill, medical bill, or pay stub that shows your street address.

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Kennestone and Specialist Records

Visit notes, imaging, and labs from Wellstar Kennestone or your specialist give Dr. Miller the evidence he needs. Add a list of every medication, since cannabis can change how some prescriptions are processed.

Timeline from booking to card in hand

StepWho Handles ItTypical Timing
Video evaluation with Dr. MillerYou and Georgia MMJ CardsOften same day
Certification entered in the DPH registryYour physicianSame day as the visit
DPH checks your documentsGeorgia DPHDepends on how complete your file is
Payment email arrivesGeorgia DPHYou have 60 days to pay $33.75
Card shipped by UPSGeorgia DPHUp to 10 business days after payment, signature required

Once the card arrives, bring it and a photo ID to your first dispensary visit, since stores verify your registration before selling.

Can Your Marietta Doctor Certify You? Wellstar Kennestone, Cobb Practices, and the VA

Marietta's medical community centers on Wellstar Kennestone and the practices around it. Here is what each can and cannot do for your card.

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Wellstar Kennestone

Any physician fully licensed in Georgia with a principal practice in the state may certify, and there is no separate cannabis license. Kennestone physicians usually do not, but they can release the records that make an outside evaluation straightforward.

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Cobb Primary Care

Your doctor near the Square or on Roswell Road does not need to approve or refer you. If they decline to certify, you can still share their records with Dr. Miller.

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Atlanta VA Providers

VHA Directive 1315 prevents VA providers from completing state cannabis forms, and says registering will not cost you VA care. Pull your records from the VA portal before booking.

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After You Register

Let your Kennestone specialists and primary care doctor know. Cannabis can interact with some blood thinners, seizure medications, and Parkinson's drugs, so your chart should show it.

Your Marietta Medical Marijuana Doctor: Named, Licensed, and Verifiable

Georgia allows only physicians fully licensed in the state, with a principal practice here, to certify Marietta patients, and the decision is clinical. Dr. Miller's NPI and Georgia license are below so you can verify both.

Dr. Johnathon Chance Miller, MD, Georgia medical marijuana physician for Marietta patients, Georgia License 101074
🩺 Georgia-Licensed Doctor NPI Check Available
Dr. Johnathon Chance Miller, MD
Medical Cannabis Doctor for Marietta
Medical Education:Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, MD 2018
State License:No. 101074 (Georgia Composite Medical Board)
Practices In:Principal place of practice in Georgia
Telehealth Platform:Heally Telehealth

Dr. Miller reviews Marietta patients against the 18 DPH conditions, often working from Wellstar Kennestone or VA records. He goes over the diagnosis, past treatment, and current prescriptions, and gives you his answer on the call.

Qualifying patients are certified the same day and can shop at a Marietta dispensary once the card arrives. Patients who do not qualify hear why and receive a refund. Read Dr. Miller's full profile.

Book With Dr. Miller

How Much Does a Medical Marijuana Card Cost in Marietta?

Marietta patients pay two parties for two different things. The $179 covers Dr. Miller's evaluation, and the DPH card fee covers the card itself after certification.

Recertification
Already in the Georgia registry
$159
A yearly physician visit
DPH fee applies only if a new card is issued
  • Same Georgia-Licensed Physician
  • Video Evaluation From Home
  • Updated Registry Certification
  • HIPAA-Compliant Process
  • Full Refund If Not Certified
Renew My Georgia Card

The DPH card fee is paid by you to the state, and insurance will not cover it. Georgia MMJ Cards never touches that payment.

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Pay the DPH link within 60 days. It arrives by email after DPH verifies your certification. After 60 days unpaid, DPH cancels the card and your physician has to reinstate it.

Marietta Evaluations Today. Two Dispensaries Waiting.

From the Square to East Cobb, the evaluation is a video call and you get the answer before it ends.

Check My Eligibility: $179, Full Refund If Not Certified

Named Georgia-licensed physician · NPI published · Full refund if not certified

Money-back guarantee for Marietta medical marijuana card evaluation

Not Certified? You Get Your $179 Back.

If Dr. Miller determines you do not meet Georgia's criteria, the full $179 is refunded to your original payment method. Contact us within 14 days of the evaluation; no credit, no partial refund.

DPH's $33.75 is only requested after certification and is paid to the state, so it is never at risk.

Be cautious of any Marietta service guaranteeing approval. Georgia leaves the decision to the physician, so the honest promise is a refund.

Where Can You Buy Medical Cannabis in Marietta?

Marietta has two licensed dispensaries, both licensed on April 26, 2023, the day Georgia issued its first dispensing licenses. More stores sit a short drive away in Smyrna and Kennesaw.

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What You Can Buy Since July 1, 2026: With a registry card, any patient can buy oils, tinctures, capsules, lotions, and transdermal patches, and adults 21 and up can also buy vaporizer products, including flower made for vaporization. Smoking and food-style edibles are still not allowed.
DispensaryLocationGMCC License
Inside Marietta
TrulieveMariettaDISP0002
Botanical SciencesMariettaDISP0004
Elsewhere in Cobb
Fine FettleSmyrnaDISP0011
True Bliss Dispensary (licensed Sept 2026)KennesawDISP0023

Per the GMCC license list, updated September 16, 2026. Hours vary by store, so check the GMCC dispensary map before you go. Licensed pharmacies can also dispense low THC oil.

Before You Apply: Aerospace Jobs, Kennesaw Mountain, and the Square

In Marietta, federal work and federal land come up more than in most suburbs. Check these before you apply.

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Lockheed Martin and Contractors

Defense contractors follow federal drug-free workplace rules, and cannabis use can affect a security clearance. A Georgia card does not change a contractor's drug policy.

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Dobbins Air Reserve Base

Reservists, active-duty members, and federal civilians at Dobbins fall under military or federal rules, and the base itself is federal property. Most people in those roles should not apply.

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Kennesaw Mountain Trails

Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park is National Park Service land, where federal law applies. Leave medical cannabis at home before a hike.

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Marietta Square Events

SB 220 restricts using medical cannabis in public places, so the Square, its farmers market, and outdoor concerts are off-limits for use.

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Dr. Miller asks where you work. Most Marietta residents can register without a workplace conflict. Defense workers, reservists, and CDL drivers often cannot, and you should know that before paying.

Serving Every Marietta Neighborhood and Cobb County

From the Square to East Cobb, the physician, process, and $179 price are the same for Marietta and the surrounding county.

📍 Marietta Square and Downtown (30060)
The historic Square, courthouse area, and nearby neighborhoods. Both Marietta dispensaries are a short drive away.
📍 Near Wellstar Kennestone (30060)
Neighborhoods around Church Street and the hospital campus. Kennestone records are easy to request before your call.
📍 West Marietta and Kennesaw Mountain (30064)
Homes near the battlefield park and Dallas Highway. The park is federal land where the card does not apply.
📍 South Marietta and Dobbins (30060, 30008)
Neighborhoods along South Cobb Drive near Dobbins Air Reserve Base and the Lockheed Martin plant. Read the job section first.
📍 East Cobb (30062, 30066, 30067, 30068)
Unincorporated neighborhoods with Marietta mailing addresses. Same state law and same card as inside city limits.
📍 Nearby Cobb Cities
See our Kennesaw, Smyrna, and Mableton pages. Same physician and same price.

Marietta Medical Marijuana Card Questions Answered

Local answers for Marietta and Cobb County patients.

According to the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission license list updated September 16, 2026, Marietta has two: Trulieve, license DISP0002, and Botanical Sciences, license DISP0004, both licensed on April 26, 2023 alongside Georgia's first dispensing licenses. Nearby Cobb options include Fine Fettle in Smyrna, license DISP0011, and True Bliss Dispensary in Kennesaw, license DISP0023, licensed in September 2026.
No. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park is National Park Service land, where federal law applies and a Georgia Medical Cannabis card offers no protection. Senate Bill 220, effective July 1, 2026, also restricts using medical cannabis in public places, so as of September 2026 Marietta cardholders should leave it at home before visiting the park.
Many should not. As of September 2026, service members at Dobbins Air Reserve Base remain under military drug rules, federal civilian employees and defense contractors follow federal drug-free workplace rules that do not recognize the Georgia Medical Cannabis Patient Registry, and cannabis use can affect a security clearance. Anyone in those roles should check with their security officer or an employment attorney before applying.
Yes. As of September 2026, Georgia does not require the hospital that treats you to certify you for the Georgia Medical Cannabis Patient Registry. Oncology, neurology, and other specialist records from Wellstar Kennestone Hospital can be shared with any Georgia-licensed certifying physician, including Dr. Johnathon Chance Miller.
Only students who are Georgia residents. As of September 2026, the Georgia Department of Public Health limits the Medical Cannabis Patient Registry to Georgia residents, and Senate Bill 220, effective July 1, 2026, bars patients under 21 from buying vaporizer products. Federally funded campuses also generally prohibit cannabis on university property, even for cardholders.
No. Senate Bill 220, effective July 1, 2026, restricts the use of medical cannabis in public places, and the Marietta Square, its farmers market, and outdoor concerts are open to the public. As of September 2026, cardholders should use medical cannabis in private and keep it in its labeled pharmaceutical container.

Ready to Get Your Marietta Medical Marijuana Card?

With two dispensaries in town, the card is the only step between you and a legal purchase in Marietta. The video evaluation takes about 15 minutes, and the $179 comes back if you are not certified.

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$179 new card · $159 renewal · $30 + $3.75 DPH fee after approval · Full refund if not certified

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