Texas Compassionate Use Program

Do you qualify for
medical cannabis
in Texas?

Texas law allows board-certified physicians to certify patients for medical cannabis. Our free quiz takes 90 seconds to find out if you're eligible.

Start the free quiz

Free to check · No commitment required

New — HB 46

Effective September 1, 2025: Chronic pain, traumatic brain injury (TBI), Crohn's disease, terminal illness, hospice care, and palliative care were added as qualifying conditions under HB 46. If you've been living with any of these conditions, you may now qualify for the first time.

Board-certified physicians
TCUP-registered clinic
Veteran-owned
100% telemedicine
$160 flat fee

Is your condition
on this list?

Click any condition to learn more. Conditions highlighted in green were added under HB 46 in September 2025.

Chronic PainNew
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)New
Crohn's DiseaseNew
Terminal IllnessNew
Hospice CareNew
Palliative CareNew
PTSD
Neuropathy
Muscle Spasticity / Spasm
Epilepsy / Seizure Disorders
Cancer
Multiple Sclerosis
Migraines
Autism
ALS
Dementia / Alzheimer's
Endometriosis
Parkinson's Disease
Incurable Neurodegenerative Diseases

Not sure if your condition is listed? Take the free quiz — it covers all TCUP-recognized conditions.

From your couch to
certified in three steps

The Texas Compassionate Use Program (TCUP) is a state-regulated medical cannabis program that allows board-certified physicians to prescribe low-THC cannabis to patients with qualifying conditions. Unlike other states, Texas does not issue a physical marijuana card. Instead, your physician enrolls you directly into the CURT — the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas — a secure state database that licensed dispensaries use to verify your prescription.

At Texas Cannabis Clinic, the entire process happens via telemedicine. You never need to travel, visit a clinic, or wait in a waiting room. Most patients complete their consultation and receive their CURT enrollment within the same appointment. Here's how it works:

01
Take the quiz

Answer a few quick questions about your condition and medical history. Takes about 90 seconds — completely free. If you qualify, you'll be prompted to book your appointment.

02
Book your visit

Schedule a telemedicine consultation with a TCC board-certified physician. Your appointment happens over video — from anywhere in Texas. No travel, no in-person visit required.

03
Get enrolled in CURT

Your physician submits your prescription directly to the CURT registry. Once enrolled, you can purchase medical cannabis at any licensed Texas dispensary. No physical card is issued — dispensaries verify through the registry.

Your $160 certification includes your appointment fee, CURT registration, access to the TCC patient portal, customer service support via text or call, and dose guidance for 12 months.

Find out in 90 seconds

Are you eligible for
medical cannabis in Texas?

Our free quiz asks a few simple questions about your condition and history. No account needed, no commitment required.

Start the free quiz

Free to check · $160 for 12-month certification if you qualify and choose to proceed

How does
TCUP actually work?

Watch our physician walk through the certification process, what to expect at your appointment, and how you'll be enrolled in Texas's medical cannabis prescription registry.

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Answers before you
take the quiz

No. Texas Cannabis Clinic operates 100% via telemedicine. Your physician consultation happens over video from wherever you are in Texas — your home, your office, anywhere.
No — Texas does not issue a physical MMJ card. Instead, your physician enrolls you directly into the CURT (Compassionate Use Registry of Texas) prescription database. Dispensaries verify your eligibility through this registry.
$160 flat fee for a 12-month certification — includes your appointment, access to the patient portal, customer service support, CURT registration, and dose guidance for 12 months. As-needed video appointments (for titration, questions, or dose adjustments) are $75. The eligibility quiz is always free.
Yes. Under HB 46, effective September 1, 2025, chronic pain was added as a qualifying condition under Texas law. If you've been living with chronic pain — including neuropathic pain — you may now be eligible for the first time.
Take the free quiz — it's the fastest way to find out. If you have a diagnosed condition from a licensed Texas physician, there's a good chance it's covered.
No. Texas Cannabis Clinic is a physician-run telemedicine clinic, not a dispensary. We provide TCUP certifications — once enrolled in the CURT registry, you can purchase cannabis products at any licensed Texas dispensary.

Have questions
before you start?

Our team is here to help. Send us a message and we'll follow up to answer any questions about the qualifying process, your condition, or what to expect at your appointment.

Texas Cannabis Clinic is a TCUP-registered telemedicine clinic based in Austin, Texas. Founded by board-certified physicians and veteran-owned, TCC helps patients across Texas qualify for medical cannabis under the Texas Compassionate Use Program. We serve all of Texas via telemedicine — from El Paso to Houston, Dallas to the Rio Grande Valley.