A doctor cannot directly prescribe medical cannabis. They can, however, write an order for their recommendation, meaning that they deem you fit and qualified for medical cannabis. Your doctor [...]

Health insurance companies do not currently cover cannabis under their policies because it is still classified as a Schedule I drug on a federal level.  To decrease the financial [...]

If you consume cannabis, there’s no guarantee you will pass a drug test, even if marijuana is legal to some degree in your state. You will want to verify [...]

While minors cannot legally obtain marijuana themselves, patients who qualify for medical cannabis and are under the age of 21 may be administered medical marijuana by a designated caregiver—either [...]

Louisiana Legislation has approved several forms of marijuana for medicinal use. These include: Tinctures: Liquid extracts of cannabis that are typically taken under the tongue for rapid absorption. They [...]

With statistics in states that have legalized cannabis indicating an opioid usage decrease after the plant became legal, it’s less likely that cannabis is a gateway drug. Though the [...]

Marijuana use disorder is a clinical diagnosis that characterizes problematic patterns of marijuana use. It can lead to addiction when individuals become psychologically and, to a lesser extent, physically [...]

It is not physically possible to consume the amount of cannabis in the time necessary to overdose. However, while a fatal overdose is highly unlikely, improper cannabis use can [...]

If you have a qualifying medical condition and bring medical records for proof of diagnosis to your scheduled virtual appointment, you can receive your recommendation the same day.  Once [...]

The cannabis plant contains a diverse array of chemical compounds, including over 100 different cannabinoids. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the primary psychoactive compound that produces the “high” associated with cannabis [...]