Pain Management in Denver, CO
If chronic pain is part of your daily life, a medical evaluation takes about an hour and tells you exactly what your options are. MMD Medical Doctors has been evaluating Denver patients for Colorado’s medical marijuana program since 2009. Walk in, no appointment needed. Most visits finish within the hour.
What Qualifies as a Pain-Related Condition
Colorado’s medical marijuana program recognizes a range of pain-related qualifying conditions, including:
- Severe or chronic pain
- Neuropathy
- Degenerative disc disease
- Migraines
- Cancer-related pain
- Multiple sclerosis and related chronic conditions
A licensed physician determines whether your specific condition and history qualify. Every case is evaluated individually.
What to Expect at Your Evaluation
Your evaluation includes a review of your medical history and a discussion of your condition with a licensed physician. Bring any prior medical records related to your condition. Your doctor may request them to make a proper diagnosis and recommendation. Most first-time evaluations take under an hour, start to finish.
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walk-ins accepted until 4pm
If You’re Considering a Transition From Opioids
Some patients explore Colorado’s medical marijuana program while working with their doctor to reduce reliance on long-term opioid pain medication. This is a conversation to have with your physician, not a decision to make alone. Our opioid transition guide walks through what that conversation typically covers.
Why Patients Choose MMD for Their Evaluation
- Walk-in appointments, Monday to Friday, 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM, no appointment required
- Se habla español
- 4.2★ from 174 Google reviews
- Evaluating Denver patients since 2009
These are two of the most common questions patients ask before their evaluation, and they deserve straight answers, not guesses. Our guides walk through both directly.
No. You can walk in without a referral. If you’re already working with a specialist for your condition, bringing any records you have can help your evaluation, but it isn’t required to be seen.
Yes. Colorado’s medical marijuana registry requires state residency to qualify for a card.
Colorado medical marijuana cards are valid for one year. Renewal is a shorter visit than your first evaluation, since you’ll already have a record on file.
SCHEDULE ONLINE
Walk in Monday to Friday, 12 to 4pm, or call to ask a question first.