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Michelle Beasley is a Board Certified Physician, who has been in practice for over 15 years serving the Pensacola community. She is also a licensed pediatrician.

Michelle Beasley is a Board Certified Physician, who has been in practice for over 15 years serving the Pensacola community. She is also a licensed pediatrician.

Michelle Beasley is a Board Certified Physician, who has been in practice for over 15 years serving the Pensacola community. She is also a licensed pediatrician.

About Dr. Michelle Beasley

A graduate of the University of West Florida, Dr. Michelle Beasley is the first medical doctor in Pensacola to accept new patients for treatment with medical marijuana. Currently she is most commonly treating patients with cancer, muscle spasms, and seizures, but is qualified and specially trained to work with patients with other conditions. Dr. Beasley has a background as a practicing pediatrician. Dr. Beasley brought her previous medical marijuana practice under the MMTC umbrella and now oversees our Pensacola and Fort Walton medical marijuana clinics.

Medical Experience

Education

Dr. Beasley in the Press

Local doctors greenlit on medical marijuana
Pensacola News Journal  /  Will Isern  /  Jan. 19, 2017
Dr. Michelle Beasley is the only doctor listed in Escambia County to have completed the Low-THC Cannabis Continuing Medical Education course, which doctors must complete before they can register patients to receive medical marijuana treatments.

Pensacola doctor seeing patients looking for medical marijuana treatment
ABC 3 WearTV /  Jackalyn Kovac  /  Dec. 30, 2016
"These patients are looking to have a higher function in their life and work again and have more independence," Beasley said.

Local doctors greenlit on medical marijuana
Pensacola News Journal  /  Will Isern  /  Jan. 19, 2017
Dr. Michelle Beasley is the only doctor listed in Escambia County to have completed the Low-THC Cannabis Continuing Medical Education course, which doctors must complete before they can register patients to receive medical marijuana treatments.

Pensacola doctor seeing patients looking for medical marijuana treatment
ABC 3 WearTV /  Jackalyn Kovac  /  Dec. 30, 2016
"These patients are looking to have a higher function in their life and work again and have more independence," Beasley said.

Local doctors greenlit on medical marijuana
Pensacola News Journal  /  Will Isern  /  Jan. 19, 2017
Dr. Michelle Beasley is the only doctor listed in Escambia County to have completed the Low-THC Cannabis Continuing Medical Education course, which doctors must complete before they can register patients to receive medical marijuana treatments.

Pensacola doctor seeing patients looking for medical marijuana treatment
ABC 3 WearTV /  Jackalyn Kovac  /  Dec. 30, 2016
"These patients are looking to have a higher function in their life and work again and have more independence," Beasley said.

Florida Marijuana RX

This clinic is in Okaloosa County, near Wright, Ocean city, and Shalimar. It is a long tan stone building with a red roof, in the Beltway Plaza.

Discounts on Fort Walton and Pensacola Clinic Services

Veteran Discount

Veterans Discount

10% discount

  • MMTC offers a 10% discount to veterans on medical marijuana clinic services.
  • Applies to all MMTC clinic locations. This discount is available year-round.

Medical Marijuana Events

Patient Testimonials

AM, 54, Pensacola

AM, 54

Pensacola Medical Marijuana Doctor

– 3 months on medical cannabis
– Arthritis, insomnia, chronic pain
– Previously treated with a nonbenzodiazepine sleep medication

Chronic arthritis and insomnia have plagued me for decades. In addition, 2 joint replacement surgeries last year resulted in even more pain and sleeplessness. Although offered [a nonbenzodiazepine sleep medication] by my doctor, I hated taking it due to the side effects, let alone the threat of addition to this dangerous drug. Thanks to a medical marijuana prescription, I have achieved a consistent sleep pattern and pain management, without the risk of traditional medications. This should be an option for Americans in every state, and not held up due to lobbyists for large pharmaceuticals. I'm convinced there is no better, AND SAFER, option for me to live a comfortable and pain free life.

Aurelien, 33, Pensacola

Aurelien, 33
Pensacola Medical Marijuana Doctor

– 2 months on medical cannabis
– Psychiatric Conditions‎

I have been dealing with psychiatric conditions all my life, and recently finally got it diagnosed. After trying conventional medicine for a few years, I decided to give MMJ a try.
The relief it has given me has been unparalleled. According to everyone close to me, I seem better. I haven't had an episode yet while medicated.

Jay, 57, Pensacola

Jay, 57
Pensacola Medical Marijuana Doctor

– 5 months on medical cannabis
– Severe and Chronic Pain, migraines, arthritis
– Previously treated with opioids

Off opioids. Blood sugar down. Whole body arthritis, off more pills. Multiple chronic conditions. Plants, not pills. My experiences are 100% positive; and I have regained the will, and desire, to face today....and tomorrow. NOTE: sharing my experience, not giving medical advice; each patient is different.

Meghan, 32, Pensacola

Meghan, 32
Pensacola Medical Marijuana Doctor

– 1 month on medical cannabis
– Degenerative Disc Disorder‎

I am a young active person who has lost my life to a back injury. It has been 2 years since I've been able to do anything like going shopping. For 2 years I tried everything but back surgery to fix it. After several doctors and a lot of money spent I ended up at the MMTC. Just within a month I have gotten my life back a little by every day. I actually feel good and have the energy to get out of the house. I needed something for the pain and energy. I still have pain but its not near as bad. I just started CBD it's been a week and I can already tell a difference in my energy levels. I also started vape which helps with energy and relaxing. I can not say better things about this I wish this was open worldwide. Thank you for bringing my life back!

Florida Medical Marijuana FAQ

Where can I get Medical Marijuana in Pensacola? 
Once you receive your registry ID card in the mail or temporary ID card via email from the state, contact the local dispensary of your choice to pick up your medication or arrange delivery.

What’s the difference between medical cannabis and low-THC cannabis? 
Low-THC cannabis is a cannabis plant, the dried flowers of which contain 0.8 percent or less of THC and more than 10 percent of CBD weight for weight. This is the type of plant used for the production of products to be dispensed from a licensed medical marijuana treatment center. [x]

How do I get a medical marijuana card in Pensacola, Florida?
Patients must be entered into the Registry by a qualified physician to receive a card. Applications may then be submitted online through the Medical Marijuana Use Registry website or mailed to the Office of Medical Marijuana Use, along with a $75 registration fee. The Department accepts applications from patients and legal representatives. [x]

How do I renew my medical marijuana card in Florida? 
To maintain an active Medical Marijuana Use Registry identification card, a patient and/or legal representative must annually submit a renewal application, along with the application fee and any required accompanying documents to the department forty-five (45) days prior to the card expiration date. The application can be found here.

How much cannabis can a medical marijuana doctor order for each patient in Florida? 
A physician may not issue a physician certification for more than three 70-day supply limits of marijuana. [x]

Can I travel with Medical Marijuana in Florida? 
Medical marijuana is legal throughout the state of Florida but remains federally illegal, so medical marijuana product may NOT be transported across state lines.

What conditions qualify for Medical Marijuana in Pensacola? 
The Florida Department of Health, physicians, dispensing organizations, and patients are bound by Article X Section 29 of the Florida Constitution. Medical marijuana may be recommended for a “Debilitating Medical Condition,” which in this case means cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, positive status for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, or other debilitating medical conditions of the same kind or class as or comparable to those enumerated, and for which a physician believes that the medical use of marijuana would likely outweigh the potential health risks for a patient. You can view an expanded list of conditions which often qualify for cannabis-based treatment here.

What do I need to bring to my appointment? 
MMTC providers request that you bring supporting documentation with your diagnosis or prior treatment to the clinic at the time of your initial appointment. In addition, please bring identification or proof of Florida residency. if you have questions about which documents to bring with you, give us a call at 850-906-5000.

Do I need the Registry ID card first? 
No. In fact, a medical cannabis provider such as those at our clinics must qualify you and complete an assessment before you can be assigned a patient ID number, which you need in order to apply for the card through the state Office of Medical Marijuana Use.

Do you take my insurance? 
Unfortunately, medical cannabis is still federally illegal, therefore no insurance company has elected to cover cannabis-related treatments.

Is my medical information secure? 
We take all necessary measures to be 100% HIPAA compliant. Any personal health information you provide is completely safe and secure.

This website is intended for informational use only. It is not meant to constitute medical advice. Please contact your health provider prior to making any medical decisions.