The HI Club for Wellness provides certification for medical cannabis in Hawaii. For a patient to use medical marijuana, they must obtain a 329 card, which the Department of Health issues after an appointment with a qualifying provider. Our expert team works with patients to help them understand the process and guide them through the steps to obtain a 329 card.

• You must register for a Department of Health (DOH) account

• Click here to register.

• Be sure to have your ID or Patient/Caregiver/Grow Site Certification Forms, as applicable ready to upload on the DOH website.

• Designate your provider as Marie Bernadette Mendrun

• It will ask you to pay the State Application fee

• We will schedule a telehealth appointment with you via our HIPAA compliant platform

• Be prepared to provide any information confirming your chronic condition.

• Schedule an appointment with our provider for a renewal.

• Before your appointment, log in to your account on the State's Website and pay the renewal fees:
  

  • 1-year renewal: $35

  • 2-year renewal: $70

• Once an appointment is scheduled, a link will be sent to you for a virtual waiting room for a telehealth visit.

• Renewals can be submitted 60 days before the expiration date.

New certification:

• $105 for 1 year certification

​ Full service:

• Additional $15 to assist with submitting the state application
  

1-year Renewal:

• $105

​ 2-year Renewal:

• $200

​ Forms of payment: Venmo, credit/debit card, PayPal, Cash App

- Patients may designate a caregiver to assist them in obtaining their medical cannabis from the dispensary if they are too ill to do so.

- A caregiver:

* Must be 18 years or older.

* Cannot be the qualifying patient themselves.

* Cannot be the qualifying patient's physician or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN).

* Must agree to be responsible for managing the qualifying patient's well-being regarding their medical cannabis use.

* Special rule for minors or adults lacking legal capacity: The primary caregiver must be a parent, guardian, or person with legal custody.

* A qualifying patient can only have one primary caregiver at any given time.

* Exception for caregivers of multiple minors: If the primary caregiver is the parent, guardian, or legal custodian of more than one minor qualifying patient, they can be responsible for all of those minors.

- Caregivers must be designated by the qualifying patient on the application and registered with the DOH in the Medical Cannabis Registry Program. - Misleading or fraudulent information on the application may result in the revocation of the registration card and negate the ability to assert the medical use of cannabis as an affirmative defense to any prosecution involving cannabis. -If the qualifying patient decides to switch caregivers and informs the DOH, both the patient's and the original caregiver's cards will be invalidated. The patient will receive a new card along with the new caregiver, but the original caregiver will not be covered anymore.