I had surgery 10 years ago. Can I get a card?
That depends. A recent surgery is not usually sufficient reason to qualify for a medical marijuana card.
The law says that you must currently be under care for the qualifying condition. If your surgery failed to correct the problem or has caused other problems; you suffer from pain, nausea, or another qualifying condition; and the ongoing issues are medically documented, then you may qualify.
All FAQ’s from Qualification
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Can my doctor write me a recommendation? Do I need to come see you?
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Do you have a recommendation of someone I could see for updated medical records?
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Does your clinic sign recommendations for minors?
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We cannot make recommendations solely from the following:
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What conditions DO qualify for the Medical Marijuana Program?
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What conditions DON’T qualify for the Medical Marijuana Program?
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What do you look for in the medical records?
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What documentation is needed to qualify for the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program?
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What if I have multiple doctors?
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What if I have not been diagnosed yet?
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Will you consider any other documents besides medical records for a medical marijuana recommendation?