Considering Medical Cannabis?
Board-certified physician. Compassionate care. Thorough, judgment-free evaluations.
Do You Qualify?
For some conditions, medical cannabis may be a reasonable treatment option. Utah law allows medical cannabis for many common conditions. You may qualify if you are 21 years old and have:
acute pain for a condition such as surgery
chronic or persistent pain that lasts longer than 2 weeks.
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that you’re also getting treatment for from a mental health provider.
Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis
Alzheimer's disease
autism
cancer
Weight loss due to serious illness (cachexia)
nausea that’s not caused by pregnancy or cannabis-related conditions
epilepsy or seizures
multiple sclerosis (MS) or muscle spasms
HIV or AIDS
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
a rare condition or disease defined by the National Institutes of Health.
a terminal illness or hospice care with a life expectancy of less than 6 months.
Start Here — We'll Guide You Through It
Apply
Create an account on the Utah Department of Health’s Electronic Verification System (EVS).
From there, you can submit a new application or renew your medical cannabis card. The process is secure and typically takes just a few minutes.
Apply or renew on the EVS site
Need a hand with the paperwork? Book a premium in-person visit, and we’ll walk through the entire process together — start to finish.
Meet with Our Doctor
Once your application is started, schedule a visit with Dr. Haberle, a board-certified internal medicine physician with experience guiding Utah patients through medical cannabis certification since 2020.
Visits are available in person or via telehealth, depending on your needs. You’ll have the chance to discuss your medical history, explore whether cannabis may help, and get straightforward answers to your questions — without judgment or pressure.
Feel Better
If you qualify and receive your card, you’ll be able to legally begin cannabis treatment under Utah law.
Whether cannabis becomes part of your regular care or is just one option among many, we’re here to support you with clarity, respect, and ongoing guidance — every step of the way.
Meet Tyler Haberle, MD
Dr. Haberle is board-certified in Internal Medicine and has been treating patients with conditions for which medical cannabis may help since legalization in the state of Utah. With experience in both traditional and integrative care, he’s committed to listening first — and guiding each patient with clarity, compassion, and clinical expertise.
Whether you're new to medical cannabis or already exploring treatment options, you’ll be treated with professionalism, respect, and support.
“Dr. Haberle is a wonderful doctor. He is thorough. He is a good listener and is very validating. Dr. Haberle has seen my husband and I through some rough diagnosis and has been extremely kind and supportive. “
- Amanda V.
“Working with Dr. Haberle was a genuine pleasure. I was nervous about getting started because of the stigma involved. But, he helped me through the process and helped me understand this is a safe and effective way to manage my symptoms. I’ve felt better and have been able to be more productive in my life since.”
- Troy C.
“Weed is Tight”
Katrina F.
If you’re living with a qualifying condition, medical cannabis may be a safe and effective option. We’re here to make the process simple, supportive, and straightforward.
