Our Gift to You & Yours: $99 Med Card Visits All December Long
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Our team makes it easy to get your Medical Card & keep it active. Plus, KindlyMD™️ patients receive consistent, quality education on safe & effective plant-based medicine use.
Common qualifying conditions in Utah are pain, nausea, and PTSD, but your Care Team will help you find the most effective use of the treatment for you. Don't worry — we won't charge you if you don't walk out with a card!
When Will I Get My Card?
In 99% of cases, patients walk out of their appointments at KindlyMD with a Med Card in hand, legal & ready to hit the pharmacies. Sweet relief is truly so close you can taste it. Schedule your appointment today & feel better.
“[My QMP] was so helpful in explaining the different properties and its benefits. I feel like I can benefit from getting my card in more ways than I even realized. Definitely recommend!”
Xtina M.
“They take time to hear your situation and how [plant-based medicine] can help your case. Everything is explained in plain English and there is no judgment of your situation. A quality QMP experience.”
Steve M.
“[I’ve] been using these guys since Utah allowed [plant-based medicine]. They offer great individualized service and treatment plans. I’d recommend to anybody in need of a Medical Card.”
Brian G.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get off my pain medications with a Medical Card?
We help patients wean off narcotics, sleeping pills, and antidepressants by helping them become Medical Cardholders. We understand that many of these prescribed medications cannot be cut abruptly without harsh side effects. For this reason, we provide education to our patients to use both traditional and alternative medicines in tandem safely while working on tapering down their pills.
What are some of the most common qualifying conditions for obtaining a Med Card?
Qualifying conditions for a Medical Card vary from state-to-state, but some of the most common in the country are pain, nausea, PTSD, and cancer. In Utah specifically, a patient can obtain a Med Card for one of the following 15 conditions:
Chronic Pain (lasting 2+ weeks)
ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease)
Alzheimer’s disease
Autism
Cachexia
Cancer
Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis
HIV/AIDS
Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders
Multiple Sclerosis
Nausea
PTSD
Terminal Illness
Rare Conditions
Conditions Requiring Hospice Care
Would a Med Card put me at risk to lose my job?
In some states with Medical Card programs, like Utah, there are limited protections for state and local government employees that view use of this treatment the same as other prescription medication use. This protects employees from being fired for testing positive on a drug screen but does not protect them if they come to work intoxicated or perform poorly at the job because of their use. Private employers can still discipline or fire someone for use if they have such a policy. Alternatively, the use of plant-based medicines without a Medical Card is always illegal and puts you at risk for losing your job.
The information on this website has no warranties, express or implied. Information presented is not intended to be advice, medical or otherwise. Always seek medical advice from a licensed provider in your state.
