Texas What to Expect

Before you book, you will need:

• The last Five (5) Digits of your Social Security Number
• Medical History and/or Medical Records
  • medical records can be sent to [email protected] or faxed to 937-230-8100
• An email account you readily have access to for appointment confirmation and treatment plan emails
• Form of Payment
  • Duber Medical accepts all major credit cards
  • at this time, we do not accept insurance

The Compassionate Use Program provides access to medical marijuana for patients with specific medical conditions

Once you’ve scheduled and PAID your medical marijuana virtual consultation, you will receive a confirmation email from Duber Medical with the date, time and doctor you will be seeing, as well as a hyperlink to join your doctor in a video chat.

Please login to the video chat a few minutes before your appointment. You will enter a virtual waiting room and the doctor will admit you to the video chat when he or she is ready for you. You will have a virtual consultation to discuss your medical history and condition with the doctor and at the end of the appointment, the doctor will indicate whether or not you qualify for medical marijuana. 

If you qualify:

• The registered physician will enter a prescription in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) system.
• The patient or legal guardian will then have the ability to go to any of the dispensaries to have the prescription filled.
• The patient will need to provide identification and patient’s last name, date of birth, and last 5 of social security number.

Once your prescription is entered into CURT, you will receive an email from Duber Medical with the details of your treatment plan and prescription. These details of your prescription will also be available to any of the licensed Dispensing Organizations in the state of Texas.

The duration of your prescription will be indicated on your Treatment Plan. Once the prescription has expired, the patient will need to book a follow-up appointment with the doctor so that the doctor can monitor the treatment efficacy and determine whether to continue the MMJ prescription and if it needs any adjustments.