QMP Services
Medical Cannabis Card
ST. GEORGE UTAH
Now that medical cannabis is available, we may be able to provide a recommendation. One of the most popular reasons our patients choose to use medical cannabis is to treat their chronic, widespread pain. In the US alone, over fifty million adults live with chronic pain on a daily basis.
Initial visit: $150
Renewal: $95
Utah Medical Cannabis Card Consultations in St. George
If you have a qualifying condition and have been curious about medical cannabis, Satori Health can help. Our licensed providers offer in-person consultations, certify your application through the state's system, and help you understand your options -- all in a calm, judgment-free clinical setting.
A clinical consultation
Satori Health & Wellness is a licensed clinical wellness center. We do not sell cannabis products. What we provide is the required in-person medical consultation -- the step that determines whether you qualify, and certifies your application with the Utah Department of Health and Human Services.
Our providers have completed the required continuing education on medical cannabis. After your visit, we can also help you find a licensed dispensary in the St. George area that fits your needs.
How to get your Utah medical cannabis card
Step 1
Book an in-person consultation at Satori
Utah requires that you meet with a licensed medical provider in person before a certification can be issued. At your visit, your provider will review your medical history and evaluate whether your condition qualifies under the Utah Medical Cannabis Act.
Appointments available Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Contact us if you need a same-week visit.
Step 2
Your provider enters a certification in the state system
If you have a qualifying condition, your Satori provider will enter your certification directly into Utah's Electronic Verification System (EVS) -- the state's secure portal for medical cannabis records.
Step 3
Submit your application and pay the state fee
Once your certification is in the EVS, you'll complete a short online application through the Utah Department of Health and Human Services and pay the $15 state application fee.
Step 4
Receive your medical cannabis card
Most adult applicants receive a decision within 15 days. Your initial card is valid for one month, then renewable in six-month intervals.
Cards are issued digitally by the DHHS. You can save or print your card to use at licensed Utah dispensaries.
Step 5
Find a dispensary -- we can help
Once your card is active, you can purchase medical cannabis from any licensed Utah dispensary. Satori can help point you toward dispensaries in the St. George or Online that have experience with conditions similar to yours.
Do you qualify for a Utah medical cannabis card?
Utah law specifies 15 qualifying conditions. The following are currently recognized under the Utah Medical Cannabis Act:
Chronic pain
PTSD
Cancer
Epilepsy / debilitating seizures
Multiple sclerosis
Crohn's disease
Ulcerative colitis
HIV / AIDS
Alzheimer's disease
ALS
Autism
Cachexia
Persistent nausea (not from pregnancy)
Cards issued include the following:
Medical Cannabis Patient Card
Issued to patients 21 years of age and older
Initial QMP fee : $150
State Application fee: $15
Requires a yearly renewal from the original issue date
Yearly Renewal fee: $95
Card for patients age 18-20 must have card approved by Compassionate Use Board
Medical Cannabis Caregiver Card
Card renews automatically with associated Medical Cannabis Patient or Guardian Card (with additional fee)
Criminal background check
Provisional Patient Card
Patients under 18 years of age
Issued and renews automatically with Guardian Card (no additional fee)
Requires approval by Compassionate Use Board Medical
Cannabis Guardian Card
Issued to parent or guardian of patients under 18 years of age
Valid for 30 days upon initial issuance, then six months upon renewal (with additional fee)
Criminal background check
A clinical setting that takes your full picture seriously
Our team includes nurse practitioners with the required DHHS-approved cannabis education and controlled substance prescribing authority under Utah law.
Integrative care perspective
We specialize in patients with complex or treatment-resistant conditions. If you've had difficulty finding relief through conventional pathways, that's exactly the kind of history we're experienced with.
Guidance through the full process
We don't just sign paperwork. We explain the EVS process, answer your questions about different cannabis product forms, and can suggest dispensaries once your card is active.
St. George's integrative wellness clinic
Serving patients throughout Washington County, Cedar City, Mesquite, and the greater southern Utah corridor. Located at 230 N 1680 E, Bldg F.
FAQs
What conditions qualify for a medical cannabis card in Utah?
Utah currently recognizes 15 qualifying conditions: chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, HIV/AIDS, Alzheimer's disease, ALS, autism, cachexia, persistent nausea unresponsive to standard treatment, debilitating muscle spasms, and terminal illness. Patients with unlisted conditions may petition the Compassionate Use Board.
How do I get a medical cannabis card in St. George, Utah?
You must first meet in person with a licensed medical provider who will evaluate your qualifying condition and enter a certification into Utah's Electronic Verification System. You then submit an online application through the DHHS and pay the $8 state fee. Most adult applicants receive their card within 15 days.
Is Satori Health a dispensary?
No. Satori is a clinical wellness center. We provide the in-person consultation and certification required to obtain your card. We do not sell cannabis products. After your card is issued, we can help you find a licensed Utah dispensary in the St. George area.
How much does a medical cannabis card cost in Utah?
The state charges an $15 application fee (effective July 1, 2025). There is also a consultation fee for the provider visit. Contact us directly for current consultation pricing.
How long does a Utah medical cannabis card last?
Your initial card is valid for one month. After that, it can be renewed in six-month intervals. We can schedule your renewal visit when the time comes.
Can I use cannabis in any form with a Utah card?
Utah law prohibits smoking cannabis. Approved forms include vaporized products (via approved devices), oils, tinctures, capsules, and edibles. Your dispensary pharmacist can walk you through the options at your first visit.
I have a card from another state. Do I need a Utah card?
Visiting patients with an out-of-state card and a qualifying condition may apply for a temporary Utah card. If you are relocating or staying long-term, you'll need a Utah card to purchase from Utah dispensaries. We can help with both.
LEGAL FOOTER NOTE
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Medical cannabis recommendations are made on a case-by-case basis following a licensed clinical evaluation. Satori Health & Wellness does not guarantee that every patient will qualify. Utah medical cannabis law is subject to change; see medicalcannabis.utah.gov for the most current program information.