Address: 200 W Ridge Rd, Rochester, NY 14615, USA
Phone: +15856788390
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 10AM–5PM
Tuesday: 10AM–5PM
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–4PM
Saturday: 10AM–4PM
Karen Beikirch
I can’t say enough about the customer service At this location. The staff here is always so welcoming, they are all so nice and friendly you have a great set of staff here . They work together well. I want to give extra thanks to Malcolm, seriously the patience that this man has is unreal, no matter how busy It gets He always gives you his 💯 he cares about you, and doesn’t make you feel like any question is foolish. If you are confused about something he will take the extra time to make sure you understand. I know how hard it can get sometimes (28 years customer service Myself), and this team works effortlessly together, now That’s Excellence. Thank you Malcolm and staff !!
Dottie DuMoulin
I would give you 5 stars if you kept adding my points and had DAYTON Ohio on that list when are you gonna add 333 wayne ave Dayton Ohio 45402 Columbia Care is GREAT TAKE 5 -20 MINS in store and you out ..but Stash Cash offer this to me then told nope can't use it here yet Please get on that please Dayton is in need
Lee Newell
Great products, great prices, staff depends on the day. First time there was wonderful, second time some sort of ordering mixup (I'll take blame due to chemo brain), third time was awful. Security guard was hostile, guy behind the window was as well. They were both barking questions like it was boot camp! I assured the sneering technician at the window that I would do my best not to bother them again. I repeated that to the woman at the window where I had to go to sign before I could leave. She was pleasant but the other two were awful. She was taken aback when I explained that I have terminal cancer and the stress they imposed on my was unhealthful. By the time I got home there was a message on my phone from Ryan apologizing for my treatment and giving me a $20 credit on my next purchase. Great response. Wish I hadn't left my phone at home so I could have talked with Ryan. However, next time someone comes charging out the door demanding to know why I am there I will just leave -- that is if I decide to gamble on pleasant people being there next time, since there's a closer dispensary selling the exact same product for a few dollars more.
Shawna Alexander
Please have a medical card b4 you visit. No medical card no weed 😤
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You need to have your doctor refer you to a clinician that is authorized by NYS to provide you with approval for a med marijuana card. Once you have that you register with the state of NY for a medical marijuana card. If approved you get your card within 14 days. After you receive your card you can make an appt at Columbia Care. You must take your med marijuana card and doctors auth everytime you go. Expect to pay at minimum about $200 for a month supply, can be more depending on what you want. Currently you have options of vape, sublingual liquid or capsules. All comes in different THC to CBD strengths. They will match you up with what best will work for your issue. There are a limited amount of issues that NYS has authorized for medical marijuana use. Consult your doctor for further information on if you may qualify.
Yes
Is this only a medical disp.?
Yes you can order ahead for pickup, They have in-store pickup.
This company doesn't care about you at all. They lobby against home grow so they can have what they call a 'captive market'. As soon as you can spend your oney elsewhere. This is a terrible company and should be boycotted.
Columbia care is for medical marijuana You don't have to get cbd oil strictly online, there is a new store in Henrietta called cbdepot I think that if you go there and explain symptoms they will give you what you need Lastly, cbd oil with no thc is legal in every state now.
Yes, your condition is a qualifying condition. Remember NONE of the cost for medical marijuana (MM) is covered by insurance, it is 100% out of your pocket. First, you need your primary care physician or pain management doctor to give you a referral to a doctor that is licensed to certify you for MM. The certification doctor will give you the paperwork to get your MM card from NYS. The cost to see that doctor $250 - $300, another $200 annually to recertify. Then you will log onto the state website to apply for MM card, cost $50. When you receive your card you can then make an appointment with Columbia Care (CC). Figure at minimum you will be spending about $200/mo. My first trip was $170 for two weeks of meds. By the time we got it adjusted to a level that helped I was paying over $500/mo. Remember this IS NOT covered by insurance at all. The meds are weak, they don't last long and it takes a lot, at least for me, to eleviate my pain. If your looking for a high, not gonna get much.
No
Yes you still need one. And it's very much worth it.
No, they don't have pre rolls but their flower is pretty good. And they do sell raw cones so you can pack your own.
I don't believe so
Wrong person.... all for it
All orders are done online. You schedule deliver or pickup times. If picking up, bring certification card and ID. MUST wear a mask. Press button on intercom next to entrance door. They will buzz you in.
That answered nothing. Why so secretive?
No
They have in-store pickup and in-store shopping..
Yes. YOUR medical id card that is renewed EVERY YEAR
speak with your physician to be evaluated to qualify for this program
No, medical marijuana dispensaries are not allowed to sell dry herb of any kind by law. You can't get that from any dispensary in NY.
The NYS MMJ program does not allow smoking as a method of consumption, so no they do not sell flower at all. They offer tablets/capsules, suppositories, tincture, topical cream, and vaporization oil.
No. Appt.
In order to get certified it cost me about $500 all told. Insurance doesn't cover it and there were multiple visits to the pain specialist to get certified. In addition the actual product is extremely expensive.
Dr Loomis at Highland Family Medicine. The Upstate Pain Clinic is another option as well.
Other answer is correct. Will need referral from his doctor to a doctor that is licensed to prescribe medical marijuana. There is one at Highland Family Medicine, Dr Loomis. However must be a current patient at HFM to get appt with her. There is another in Rochester but I forget the name. You can search medical marijuana prescribers. Once you have the certification you apply to the state for a med marijuana card, $50. Takes about two to four weeks to arrive in the mail. Once you have that make appt with CC. Remember, everything you do from the appt to get your certification to purchasing medical marijuana comes 100% out of pocket. No VA or insurance will pay for it. Also, this stuff is EXPENSIVE. I also suffer chronic pain, degenerative disc disease, herniated disc and authritis in my back. I was spending $450/mo just to feel better, not pain free. I the pain reduced by about 40%, for that amount of money it wasn't worth it. Before going that route try CBD.
Bc medical marijuana is thc and cbd together. Only cbd is legal in every state
Odds are good. I'm on 9 other meds. Columbia care will have a list of your meds to make sure no interactions happen
They flat out lied to you. No insurance company will ever cover medical marijuana, it is still illegal federally. Insurance companies accept federal funding and would lose it if they covered it. The only smokeable form is via vape cartridge, and it doesn't really get you high. It is only meant to help alleviate whatever symptoms you have. Also, you must be referred by your doctor to a state licensed doctor to start the registration process for your medical marijuana card. You must also have a qualifying condition and tried almost every other therapy prior to being referred for medical marijuana. It's not cheap either. I spend about $170 a month for 2 weeks of pills and a months worth of vape. But I only use it when I really need it. If I used it everyday all of that would last me maybe 2 weeks. Also, if you want it to get you high, it doesn't unless you use a ton of it at a time. You may get a mild buzz but that is it.
Marijuana is illegal in NYS at this time. You can get tincture (sublingual liquid), pills and vape in medical marijuana. However, you must have an eligible condition and apply for a medical marijuana card. You will need a referral from your doctor, if you qualify, and then get registered by another doctor that is licensed by the state. You then apply to the state to get your card, there is a one time $50 registration fee. Also, you must be re-registered annually by the licenses doctor and the state to keep your medical marijuana card. They have different levels of THC to CBD depending on you medical needs. Figure about $150 to $200 per month depending on what type of delivery system you get. I do a combo of pills and vape and it cost me about $170sh a month. $85 for 2 weeks of pills and $85 for a single vape cartridge. You have to buy a battery, $8.50 the first time but can reuse. Some legislation is working it way through the state senate that will legalize recreational marijuana.
I went to Gpi medical on w ridge road the prescribing Dr is there
They just do rationof tch to cbd
I got 3 (vape, tincture and pill) was over $200 and only lasted a WEEK! Syracuse is a lot cheaper and has many more choices.
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