The Holistic Center

Recreational marijuana will not be available until at the earliest July 2018. Make an appointment to obtain your medical marijuana card by bringing in your current medical records and MA ID or current US Passport. Visit our website to setup an appointment: www.THCevaluation.com.

$140/$145 INITIAL APPT for STUDENTS THEN $100/$105 RECERT FEE PER YEAR $170/$175 INITIAL APPT for New Patients THEN $100/$105 RECERT FEE YEARLY $150/$155 INITIAL APPT. for SSI and disability insurance recipients, Seniors, Veterans THEN $100/$105 RECERT FEE PER YEAR if certificate is maintained properly.

Your overall cost as a new patient or renewal is $0.  Our fee together with the discounts and vouchers the dispensaries provide reduces a patient's overall cost to $0 to renew or to become a new patient.  Selected dispensaries will provide patients with a voucher for up to $200  when THC qualifies or re-certifies you.  The $200 voucher will allow you to obtain up to $200 of free medicine at the selected dispensaries if used within thirty (30) days of certification.

The Holistic Center, the first medical marijuana certification center opened in Massachusetts in 2013, provides expert medical care and counseling to those who are coping with chronic or terminal conditions, and want to achieve maximum wellness for their bodies and minds. We provide acupuncture, Chinese herbs and medical marijuana certification for qualifying patients.

For many, easing their suffering involves turning to medical marijuana. Patients can encounter multiple obstacles on their way to attaining a medical marijuana card, and beyond offering a convenient central location in Boston, The Holistic Center can accelerate the journey toward securing one. Any Massachusetts resident who is fighting cancer, AIDS, ALS, or another qualifying illness may schedule an appointment with one of The Holistic Center’s Massachusetts-certified physicians. Along with compassion and encouragement, a patient will receive a physical evaluation, a heart-to-heart dialogue about cannabis as a treatment option, and a consultation about its proper use. The Center can then assist the patient in maneuvering the bureaucratic roadblocks that may prevent him or her from feeling better and experiencing a greater quality of life.