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All Florida Dispensaries Offer Home Delivery

With the passage of Amendment 2, Floridians experiencing pain and other health problems can receive medical cannabis, delivered right to their doorstep. If you are someone living with Crohn’s disease, cancer, HIV/AIDS or one of the other qualifying conditions, you know that pain can be debilitating. Chronic pain can make it impossible to leave the house for errands and appointments. Amendment 2 recognizes that being mobile while in pain is not always possible, but that you should not be deprived of pain-relieving treatment because of this lack of mobility.

With the passage of Amendment 2, Floridians experiencing pain and other health problems can receive medical cannabis, delivered right to their doorstep. If you are someone living with Crohn’s disease, cancer, HIV/AIDS or one of the other qualifying conditions, you know that pain can be debilitating. Chronic pain can make it impossible to leave the house for errands and appointments. Amendment 2 recognizes that being mobile while in pain is not always possible, but that you should not be deprived of pain-relieving treatment because of this lack of mobility.

Orlando Sentinel reported on the first home delivery in Florida in July 2016. Since then, medical cannabis and low-THC cannabis has been delivered to patients in areas across the state. The dispensing organization makes the delivery. After you have visited with Dr. Brown, we will describe how you can contact the dispensing facility to arrange delivery.

When the delivery is made, it will be hand-delivered to you or your legal representative, at your doorstep. The state-approved carrier will deliver your medical cannabis discreetly and professionally.

If you want to find out if you are eligible for medical cannabis in Florida, please call Access Marijuana at 727-209-5470. We are located in St. Petersburg and serve all of the surrounding areas, including Tampa.

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Overview

At Access Marijuana RX, we respect the dignity and independence of our guests and we are committed to providing full and equal access to everyone who visits our facility and website. Here’s what you can expect from us:

Communication

We are committed to effectively communicating with our guests. We provide, at no charge, auxiliary aids and services which are reasonably necessary to achieve effective communication. We accept Operator Relay Service calls, and Teletypewriter (TTY/TDD) calls through 711, in the same manner as traditional telephonic channels.

Website Access

We endeavor to develop and update website content using current technologies that effectively communicate with and afford full and equal access to persons with disabilities. We make every effort necessary to meet online usability and design requirements, including those recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) in its Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 as well as requirements under the Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act of 2010.

Assistive Devices

Our customers and guests are welcome to use their own personal assistive devices to access our merchandise and services. If an assistive device or technology is incompatible with our facilities, we will work with our customers and guests to provide full and equal access through alternative measures.

Companions and Service Animals

Companions, guide dogs or other service animals are welcome to accompany guests with disabilities while visiting our facility. We will also sensitively, respectfully and discretely provide personal assistance when requested.

Interruption of Services

If we are temporarily unable to offer any special facilities or services that assist customers and guests with disabilities, we will immediately provide notice of this interruption and the anticipated time when these services will be resumed.

Training

Our entire staff receives ongoing and documented training in order to properly communicate with and provide sensitive, helpful and respectful assistance to our customers and guests with disabilities.

Modification of Policies or Procedures

We will make reasonable modifications to our policies or procedures when it is necessary to provide our customers and guests with full and equal access to our facility, website or communications channels.

We are continuously working to improve the accessibility of content on our website. If you are looking for mouse and keyboard alternatives, speech recognition software such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking may help you navigate web pages and online services. This software allows the user to move focus around a web page or application screen through voice controls.

Customer Feedback

We actively encourage the participation of all customers and guests in our feedback process. In addition to sharing your comments in person, you may also contact us by:

Mail:
7901 4th St N, Ste 205
St. Petersburg, FL 33702

Email:
emailshannon@mac.com,
michelle.amrx@gmail.com

If you feel that these standards have not been maintained in your situation, please let us know by calling: (727) 209-5470 we gladly accept TRS calls.