Renew
Oregon’s medical marijuana program continues to serve many residents who rely on cannabis for medical purposes. An important part of staying enrolled is keeping a valid medical marijuana card. Below, we explain how renewal works for Oregon medical marijuana cards and answer key questions patients may have about maintaining active access.
Do you have to renew a medical marijuana card in Oregon?
Yes. Patients enrolled in the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) must renew their registry identification cards when they expire. Oregon medical marijuana cards are issued for limited periods and are not valid indefinitely. To maintain uninterrupted access to medical cannabis, patients must complete the renewal process before their card expires.
How to renew a medical marijuana card in Oregon
Renewing your medical marijuana card in Oregon involves a few key steps:
Consultation with a Healthcare Professional: Start by scheduling an appointment with an Oregon-licensed physician, nurse practitioner, or other authorized healthcare provider who can evaluate your medical condition and issue a new written certification if you continue to qualify under Oregon law.
Gather Required Documentation: You will need a completed OMMP application or renewal form, a valid provider certification, proof of Oregon residency, and applicable caregiver or grower information if relevant.
Complete the Renewal Application: After obtaining your certification, submit your renewal through the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program, either online through the state system or by mailing your completed application and supporting documents.
Pay the Renewal Fee: During the renewal process, you must pay the applicable state registration fee set by the Oregon Health Authority. Fee amounts vary depending on eligibility for reduced-fee programs.
Wait for Approval: The Oregon Health Authority reviews renewal applications. If approved, the state issues an updated registry identification card that allows continued participation in the medical marijuana program.
How long is a Oregon medical marijuana card good for?
Oregon medical marijuana cards are generally valid for one year. Patients must renew annually to remain active in the program.
How much does it cost to renew a medical marijuana card in Oregon?
The standard OMMP renewal fee is typically $200, with reduced fees available for qualifying patients based on programs such as SNAP, SSI, or other eligibility categories. These state fees do not include healthcare provider consultation costs, which vary by provider.