Peoria Medical Marijuana Card Cost Guide for 2026

Peoria patients should plan for more than just the card application itself. The total amount can include the doctor’s certification appointment, the Arizona state filing fee, and any cannabis products purchased later from a dispensary. Renewal patients should also budget for both the updated physician review and the state renewal charge.

Doctor Evaluation Pricing

Before a patient can submit an Arizona medical marijuana application, a qualified Arizona physician must review the patient’s condition and issue certification when appropriate. The cost of this appointment is not set by the state. Each provider or clinic sets its own price.

The final appointment cost may depend on the provider, whether the visit is completed online or in person, whether the patient is applying for the first time or renewing, and whether the clinic includes help with paperwork or state submission.

A common estimate for the physician visit is:

• Around $75 to $250 or higher

 

Some providers may advertise lower-cost appointments, limited-time discounts, telehealth options, or package pricing that includes extra application support.

Arizona State Fees for Applications and Renewals

Peoria patients should also prepare for the state fee charged through Arizona’s medical marijuana program. This fee is separate from the doctor’s appointment.

Common Arizona state fees include:

• First-time patient application: $150

• SNAP-reduced first-time application: $75

• Patient renewal application: $150

• SNAP-reduced renewal application: $75

 

These state fees do not pay for the physician evaluation, optional service help, caregiver-related costs, or cannabis products bought from a dispensary.

Other Costs Peoria Patients May See

Some patients may have additional expenses depending on their situation. These can include medical record requests, follow-up appointments, caregiver applications, optional document assistance, and dispensary purchases after approval.

Cannabis product prices can change from one dispensary to another. The final cost may depend on the product form, THC strength, brand, package size, current inventory, available discounts, and the dispensary’s pricing.