Qualifying condition
Does Alzheimer's Disease qualify for a Georgia medical cannabis card?
Severe Alzheimer's disease is a qualifying condition under Georgia SB 220.
Overview
Alzheimer's qualifies at the severe stage — typically documented by cognitive testing (MMSE/MoCA), functional decline, and specialist notes.
What the evidence says
Cannabinoids are studied for behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia — agitation, sleep disturbance, and appetite loss — with mixed but promising results.
What to bring to your consultation
- Neurology, geriatrics, or psychiatry notes
- Cognitive testing scores if available
- Caregiver information (usually required)
- Front & back of your Georgia driver's license or state ID
FAQ
Who fills out the registration for someone with Alzheimer's?
A legal caregiver — typically a spouse or adult child with power of attorney — is designated on the registry and can pick up product.
Ready to see if Alzheimer's Disease qualifies for your card?
Pre-register for a free 15-minute consultation with Dr. Rasean Hodge. In-person visits at True Bliss Dispensary in Atlanta, M–F 12–3 PM. Online consultations coming soon.