Pain conditions that qualify for a medical card in Arkansas

Condition by condition

• Arthritis — Listed
• 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 — Listed
• Interstitial cystitis — Not listed by name
• Menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) — Not listed by name
• Neuropathy (nerve pain) — Listed
• Osteoarthritis — Not listed by name
• Peripheral neuropathy — Listed
• 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. Confirm you are an Arkansas resident aged 18 or older and not a member of the National Guard or U.S. military.
2. See a licensed physician, in person or by telehealth, who diagnoses a qualifying condition.
3. Have the physician complete the ADH written certification form.
4. Apply online at the ADH medical marijuana portal and upload the certification and a copy of your Arkansas license or state ID.
5. Pay the $50 nonrefundable fee.
6. Allow up to 14 days for review, then print your card once approved.

Sources

• ADH - Medical Marijuana (overview)
• ADH - Medical Marijuana Registry
• ADH - Medical Marijuana FAQs
• ADH - Qualified Patient Requirements
• ADH - Designated Caregiver Requirements

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.