Arizona medical marijuana certification
Certification support, with help at every step
MMjCCC helps eligible Arizona patients prepare for a physician certification visit, gather required records, and complete the state application process.
Serving Arizona patients since 2012.
Know what happens before you book
The certification process includes a physician evaluation and a separate application with the Arizona Department of Health Services. We explain what to prepare, help you identify the records the physician needs, and show you the next application step.
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Choose the right visit
Choose your location and time in Heally. In-person and telehealth visits may be available; tell us when booking so we can confirm which is right for you.
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Prepare your records
The physician reviews your medical history and may request supporting records. We tell you which documents are needed and where to send them through the approved secure process.
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Meet with the physician
The physician reviews your history and records and decides whether certification is clinically appropriate.
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Complete the state application
When certified and you authorize submission, MMjCCC submits the state application without an additional application-submission service fee, collects the exact state fee, and pays AZDHS. You keep control of your own account credentials.
Three Arizona locations
Choose your location and time in Heally. If the time you want is unavailable at one location, check another location. More Arizona locations are in the works.
MMjCCC at Taylor Health
14415 North 73rd Street, Unit 105, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
MMjCCC at Atlas Health Medical Group
8154 S Priest Dr, Suite 104, Tempe, AZ 85284
MMjCCC at Summit Medical
8249 West Thunderbird Road, #110, Peoria, AZ 85381
How payment and the application work
Heally asks for a payment card and the identification needed for the application workflow. Here is what to expect around payment, the authorization hold, and the state application.
Card on file
An appointment without a payment card on file by the visit time is automatically canceled.
Authorization hold before the visit
Shortly before the visit, the processor places an authorization hold for the visit amount. It is not captured then, but the funds may be unavailable during the hold.
If the physician does not certify you
MMjCCC releases the hold. Your bank controls when the funds become available again.
When certified and you authorize submission
MMjCCC submits the state application without an additional application-submission service fee, collects the exact state fee, and pays AZDHS. One combined payment is available.
Application timing
MMjCCC usually submits a complete application within one or two business days after the visit. AZDHS controls review and approval.
Dispensary access
Access begins after approval and a valid electronic registry card can be verified. We do not promise immediate dispensary access.
See the full cost before you schedule
The physician certification fee and the Arizona state application fee are separate. The state sets its own fee.
- Standard certification visit
- $150
- Extended visit, when appropriate
- Add $50
- AZDHS application fee
- $150
- AZDHS application fee with valid SNAP documentation
- $75
- Practice discount (one, when eligible)
- $25
- Standard-length combined total
- $200–$300
A single $25 practice discount may apply for a senior, veteran, SNAP recipient, or patient living on fixed income due to disability. Discounts do not stack. Extended visits add $50. The standard-length combined total ranges from $200 to $300 depending on the approved practice discount and state-fee eligibility.
Need help getting your records?
The physician reviews your medical history and may request supporting records to evaluate a qualifying condition. Use the approved records-release process if you want the office to request records from another provider.
Do not send medical records through a general website contact form.
Records, handled privately
- The office tells you exactly which records are needed.
- Use only the approved secure workflow for medical records.
- Staff can follow up with another provider on your behalf.
The medical vs. adult-use tax difference
Adult-use marijuana purchases in Arizona carry an additional 16% state excise tax. Medical marijuana is not subject to that excise tax, although applicable retail transaction privilege taxes still apply. Whether the tax difference offsets certification and application costs depends on how much you purchase during the card's two-year term.
Recorded after Prop 207. The current Arizona adult-use excise tax is 16%.
Ready to schedule your certification visit?
Choose the correct appointment type, then follow the preparation instructions sent by the office.