Livonia residents follow Michigan's two-step MMMP pathway — telehealth visit with a Michigan-licensed physician, then pay the $40 state fee at the MMMP patient portal. From the Newburgh area and Rosedale to the Farmington Road corridor and Five Mile Road, every step happens from home.
Book a real-time video visit with a Michigan-licensed physician through this platform. The physician reviews your medical history against Michigan's qualifying conditions under the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act, administered by the Cannabis Regulatory Agency (CRA). If you have a qualifying condition, the physician certifies you directly through the MMMP system. When the physician certifies online, same-day CRA approval is possible — the approval email serves as a temporary card valid for up to 10 days while your physical card is mailed.
After physician certification, pay the $40 MMMP registry fee directly to the state at the MMMP patient portal. This fee is entirely separate from the clinic consultation fee and goes directly to Michigan's CRA. Your 2-year registry card is mailed to your address. With your card, purchase at any Michigan-licensed provisioning center statewide and enjoy exemption from Michigan's 10% adult-use cannabis excise tax.
Whether you're in the Newburgh area, Rosedale, along the Farmington Road corridor, near Five Mile Road, or anywhere across Livonia — your Michigan-licensed physician is a real-time video call away.
Direct answers sourced from Michigan CRA guidance for Livonia residents navigating the MMMP.
Livonia is one of Michigan's most prosperous and family-friendly communities — a city of more than 94,000 residents in Wayne County northwest of Detroit, consistently ranked among the safest large cities in Michigan and the Midwest, home to Livonia Civic Center, St. Mary Mercy Livonia Hospital, Schoolcraft College, and a well-established suburban economy anchored by healthcare, technology, and retail. Livonia residents access Michigan's Medical Marihuana Program on the same statewide terms as every other Michigan patient: a telehealth visit with a Michigan-licensed physician, certification through the MMMP system, and a $40 state fee paid directly to the CRA. LivoniaMarijuana.clinic connects Livonia residents with Michigan-licensed physicians via telehealth.
Michigan legalized recreational cannabis in 2018, but the MMMP continues to offer meaningful advantages. Medical patients are exempt from Michigan's 10% adult-use excise tax at licensed provisioning centers. For Livonia residents managing a qualifying chronic condition with regular cannabis use, that exemption represents significant ongoing savings — often exceeding the cost of the $40 state fee and clinic consultation within a few purchases. Medical card holders may also benefit from higher purchase amounts and additional statutory protections under the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act.
Michigan's MMMP has two steps. A Livonia patient books a real-time video visit with a Michigan-licensed physician through this platform. The physician evaluates the patient's condition against Michigan's qualifying conditions and, if the patient qualifies, certifies them directly through the MMMP system. The patient then pays the $40 registry fee at the MMMP patient portal directly to the CRA. When the physician certifies online, same-day CRA approval is possible — the approval email serves as a temporary card for up to 10 days while the physical 2-year card is mailed. For complete program details visit the CRA patient resources page.