Medical marijuana
card for Epilepsy.
Epilepsy is a qualifying condition under Florida law. Seizure disorders, including epilepsy — a licensed HelloMJ physician can talk with you about whether medical marijuana belongs in your care plan.
Living with
Epilepsy.
Seizure disorders, including epilepsy. Here's how patients often describe the day-to-day impact — and what a HelloMJ physician listens for.
What shows up
most days.
Seizure disorders, including epilepsy.
When rest
is hard.
Neurological conditions often disrupt sleep — and poor sleep amplifies almost every other symptom.
The mental
load.
Living with an ongoing neurological condition can affect anxiety, concentration and motivation.
Alongside your
specialists.
HelloMJ works with the care you already have. Bring notes from neurology, psychiatry or primary care when you can.
What we know —
honestly.
Research on cannabis and epilepsy is still evolving. Some patients report meaningful relief; others find it isn't right for them. Here's the balanced picture your physician will walk you through.
Some patients report meaningful relief
Cannabinoids interact with systems involved in pain, sleep, mood and muscle tone — which is why patients with neurological conditions often ask about them.
It is not a cure
Medical marijuana manages symptoms for some people. It doesn't replace disease-modifying treatment or therapy.
Start low, go slow
Neurological patients are often sensitive to dose. CBD-forward or balanced products at a low dose are a common starting point.
Guidance matters
Your physician reviews your history and medications, and a patient educator helps you choose products and timing.
Start low,
go slow.
A general guide to the product styles patients discuss with their HelloMJ educator. Your own plan depends on your symptoms, history and how you respond.
Calm without the high
Low in THC, so little to no intoxication. A common place to start for daytime symptoms.
A middle path
Similar amounts of CBD and THC. Some patients use this in the evening to wind down.
Only with guidance
Stronger effects that may help some symptoms — approach carefully with your educator.
Want the full picture on methods, onset times and dosing? Read Medical Marijuana 101 →
Getting a Epilepsy
card in Florida.
The process is the same at every HelloMJ office — Naples, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Melbourne, Jacksonville and Hialeah. Bring any records you have from your specialist or primary doctor.
The full step-by-stepRegister & share your history
Complete the secure online intake and upload records if you have them. A patient advocate confirms the next steps with you.
Talk with a physician in person
Your evaluation is private and judgment-free. You only share what you're comfortable sharing — the physician focuses on how your symptoms affect your life.
Get certified & build a plan
If you qualify, you're certified the same day and meet an educator to plan products and dosing. Then finish your $77.75 state application.
Epilepsy & your card,
answered.
Common questions from patients considering medical marijuana for epilepsy.
All FAQsIs Epilepsy a qualifying condition for medical marijuana in Florida?
Do I need medical records for my visit?
Can medical marijuana replace my Epilepsy treatment?
Which products should I start with?
How much does certification cost?
Which one
are you?
I'm new to
medical marijuana.
- Register online in minutes
- In-person visit with a licensed physician
- Certified the same day in most cases
I have a card
(or used to).
- Renew every 7 months for $99
- Switching doctors? Transfer for $149
- We move your records for you