Treatments · Hormones & Wellness
Medical Marijuana Certification in San Antonio
Dr. Francisco Cardona is registered with the Texas Compassionate Use Program and can evaluate you for low-THC cannabis.
Medically reviewed by Francisco Cardona, MD, board-certified physician
Program
Texas TCUP
Physician
Registered with CURT
Product type
Low-THC cannabis
Records
Bring your history
Overview
What is the Texas Compassionate Use Program?
Texas allows qualifying patients to use low-THC cannabis through the Compassionate Use Program. Only a physician registered with the program can evaluate patients and enter prescriptions in the state’s Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT).
Dr. Cardona is a registered physician. At your visit he reviews your diagnosis, records and current treatments, explains whether you meet the state’s criteria and, if you qualify, enters your prescription so you can fill it at a licensed dispensing organization.
Qualifying conditions include
- Epilepsy and seizure disorders
- Multiple sclerosis and spasticity
- ALS
- Autism
- Cancer
- Incurable neurodegenerative diseases
- PTSD
Who it’s for
- Texas residents with a qualifying condition
- Patients with medical records documenting their diagnosis
- Adults looking for an additional treatment option
- Patients who want physician guidance
What to Expect
Your treatment, step by step
01
Your Evaluation
Dr. Cardona reviews your diagnosis, medical records and current medications.
02
Your Prescription
If you qualify under Texas rules, he enters your prescription in the state registry and explains how to fill it.
03
Follow-Up
We follow up to review how treatment is working and renew or adjust your prescription.
Is medical marijuana legal in Texas?
Texas permits low-THC cannabis for qualifying patients through the Compassionate Use Program. Qualifying conditions are set by state law and can change.
Is Dr. Cardona registered?
Yes. Dr. Cardona is registered with the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas and can enter prescriptions for qualifying patients.
What should I bring?
Bring a photo ID, proof of Texas residency and any records that document your diagnosis.
Does everyone qualify?
No. You must have a condition that the state program covers. We will tell you honestly whether you qualify.
Is the evaluation covered by insurance?
Evaluations are self-pay. Please call us for current pricing.
Do I need my medical records?
Yes. Records that document your qualifying condition help us confirm eligibility under Texas law.
How long does the process take?
If you qualify, Dr. Cardona can enter your prescription in the registry during or after your visit, and you can then fill it at a licensed dispensing organization.
Do I need to be a Texas resident?
Yes. The Texas Compassionate Use Program is for permanent Texas residents.
Is this the same as recreational marijuana?
No. Texas allows only low-THC cannabis for qualifying patients through the state program.
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Individual results vary. Results are not guaranteed. This page is for general education and is not medical advice.