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Maryland Qualifying Conditions:

Anorexia
Cachexia
Chronic pain
Glaucoma
Aids/Hiv
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Severe pain
Severe nausea
Seizures
Severe or persistent muscle spasms
Wasting syndrome
Anxiety
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Before you can be certified by the Nurse Practitioner in Maryland you must apply through the MMCC and receive your mmcc number then call us for immediate certification the State Fee through One Stop is $50

https://onestop.md.gov/public_profiles/601c0fd9f9d7557af267e1e1

Physician Telemedicine Certifications are, $150 for first time certifications and $85 for re-certifications. Get certified instantly and go to dispensary immediately

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COVID-19 Safety Measures

Patient Screening and Management

We have clearance to continue Telepsychiatry! In settings where direct patient care is provided, Mental Health Baltimore will:

Limit and monitor points of entry to the office
Screen and triage all clients, patients, residents, delivery people, visitors, and other non-employees entering the setting for symptoms of COVID-19.
Implement other applicable patient management strategies in accordance with the CDC’s “COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations”; and
Encourage the use of telepsychiatry services where available and appropriate to limit the number of people entering the office
Limiting visitors to only those essential for the patient’s physical or emotional well-being and care
Restricting visitors to the patient’s room or other designated areas, asking patients to remain outside (if possible) until they are called into the facility for their appointment, etc.