We believe that medical marijuana is a legitimate medicine that has profound healing potential when used correctly. On this site, we are working to promote the healthy use and dispersal of medical marijuana knowledge among physicians, caregivers, dispensaries, patients, and the general public.
Looking for a Physician, Caregiver, Dispensary or Compassion Club? Click here to find one in your area by providing your state, zip code or city.
Medical marijuana patient? Check out the locator tool, our state specific resource pages or our community forum!
Physician supporting medical marijuana? In our physician specific forum you can review and discuss patient research and results with physicians across the nation.
Check out our caregiver specific forum to discuss everything from recommending the right strain for your patient's condition to growing a healthier crop.
This month, we were given the opportunity to talk to the Michigan Daily News about the difficulty for medical marijuana patients to obtain their medicine. Click here to view their article on How Medical Marijuana Patients in Michigan Get Their Medicine.
| Patients Seeking Caregivers: | Ann Arbor, MI |
| Sterling Heights, MI | |
| Seattle, WA | |
| Patients Seeking Physicians: | Ann Arbor, MI |
| North Central New Mexico | |
| Rhode Island (near Conneticut border) - FOUND!!! |
We have patients in these areas who need assistance. If you are a caregiver or physician in these areas, please contact us at community@aommc.org, and we will provide your contact information directly to the patient. Please Note: All patient information is kept strictly confidential.
Would you like to make a donation? As we are a volunteer organization, donations help tremendously with keeping the site up and running.
For those patients suffering with PSTD, you may want to research the Jackie Rickert Medical Marijuana Act (Wisconsin). The act includes PSTD (among others) in the list of debilitating conditions. What a step in the right direction...
Well...we have resisted for almost six months, but have finally decided to allow paid advertising on the site. We really didn't want to go that route, but we are getting a lot of e-mails from patients in need of caregivers and physicians. The folks here are thinking that if we provide the basic listings free of charge that more caregivers and physicians will add themselves to the locator tool. And the paid advertising will help us pay back the patient who funded the site...and allow for us to do more community related support activities in the future.
I know, I know. It's really just better this way - the more patients that can find caregivers/physicians the better.