Pain conditions that qualify for a medical card in Arizona

Condition by condition

• Arthritis — Not listed by name
• Chronic back pain — Not listed by name
• Chronic pain — Listed
• Chronic pelvic pain — Not listed by name
• Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) — Not listed by name
• Degenerative disc disease — Not listed by name
• Diabetic neuropathy — Not listed by name
• Endometriosis — Not listed by name
• Fibromyalgia — Not listed by name
• Interstitial cystitis — Not listed by name
• Menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) — Not listed by name
• Neuropathy (nerve pain) — Not listed by name
• Osteoarthritis — Not listed by name
• Peripheral neuropathy — Not listed by name
• Residual & phantom limb pain — Not listed by name
• Sciatica — Not listed by name
• Spinal stenosis — Not listed by name
• Trigeminal neuralgia — Not listed by name

How to apply

1. Download the ADHS Medical Marijuana Physician Certification form.
2. Visit an Arizona-licensed MD, DO, naturopathic or homeopathic physician who reviews 12 months of records and examines you.
3. Have the physician complete and sign the certification form within 90 days of your application.
4. Create an account on the ADHS licensing portal and upload the certification, a current photo, your Arizona ID and the signed patient attestation.
5. Pay the $150 fee, or $75 if you receive SNAP benefits.
6. Print or save your card once ADHS approves the application.

Sources

• ADHS Medical Marijuana Program (home)
• ADHS Registry Identification Card Renewal Fact Sheet
• A.R.S. 36-2801 Definitions
• A.R.S. 36-2804.03 Issuance of registry identification cards
• A.R.S. 36-2804.02 Registration of qualifying patients and designated caregivers
• ADHS Director's Blog - PTSD added as qualifying condition

This guide is general information, not medical or legal advice. Laws change — confirm details with your state agency. State facts last checked October 7, 2026.