Manhattan
New York
Monday-Friday: 11am-7pm
Saturday: 11am-5pm
Sunday: Closed
By Appointment or Walk-in
(last appointment with the pharmacist is 30 minutes before closing)
Phone: 646-453-7178
Medical Cannabis Dispensary
New York Medical Marijuana ID required
If you would like to request an express order, please use the menu below to add items to your cart and proceed to checkout. If this is your first time placing an order online using the menu below, please select “New Patient” and create an account.Columbia Care Home Delivery
Please know, completion of our online delivery order form does not guarantee a delivery. Accommodating all delivery requests on preferred dates is our goal, but may not be available due to increased demand. Our pharmacy staff will verify all delivery requests and reach out to confirm all delivery orders.
Video Consultations
In order to practice social distancing we are not offering face-to-face consultations at this time. Click here to schedule a virtual consultation with one of our Columbia Care Pharmacists.
Share Well/Care Well
This dispensary participates in the Share Well/Care Well medical cannabis subsidy program.
Learn more.
- How do I get a New York medical marijuana card?
- What are the qualifying conditions for medical marijuana in New York?
- What is a caregiver?
- How do I appoint a caregiver?
- Are patients permitted to cultivate medical marijuana?
- Will New York dispensaries accept medical cards from other states?
- Do I need to come into the dispensary to receive my medical marijuana?
- Do you offer delivery?
- Can I place an order online?
- What medical marijuana products are permitted in New York?
- How can I find a doctor to approve me for medical marijuana?
- Do you have any tips on proper use of the Columbia Care vapor and tincture products?
- What does the science say about medical marijuana?
- Where does the marijuana come from?
- How will my privacy be protected?
Patient Questions
How do I get a New York medical marijuana card?
If you are a New York resident and have a qualifying medical condition, you may be eligible to apply for a New York medical marijuana card. You must obtain a medical marijuana certificate from a registered provider and then register for your card with the Department of Health. The steps to get a medical card are listed here:
How to get a New York Medical Card
What are the qualifying conditions for medical marijuana in New York?
Patients diagnosed with any of the following conditions are eligible to apply for a NY medical marijuana card:
- Chronic Pain
- PTSD
- Neuropathy
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Epilepsy
- Parkinson’s disease
- Huntington’s disease
- ALS
- Cancer
- HIV/AIDS
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Spinal Cord Injury with Spasticity
- Any condition for which an opioid could be prescribed
What is a caregiver?
A caregiver is a person who provides basic assistance to a medical marijuana patient. This often involves helping the patient obtain and administer their medicine, but can involve any number of other activities in which the patient may require some additional support due to their medical condition. Under New York law, the patient may designate two caregivers who may visit the dispensary and make purchases on the patient’s behalf. Caregivers can also accept a delivery for a patient.
How do I appoint a caregiver?
Patients may designate a caregiver when they register for their card with the Department of Health. The caregiver must then complete their own registration in order to receive a caregiver card.
Are patients permitted to cultivate medical marijuana?
No. New York’s medical marijuana law does not permit home cultivation.
Will New York dispensaries accept medical cards from other states?
No. You must have a New York-issued medical marijuana card in order to purchase medical products at New York dispensaries. You can visit and purchase from our hemp CBD selection without a card.
Do I need to come into the dispensary to receive my medical marijuana?
No, you can have your initial pharmacist consultation virtually and then get your medical products delivered.
Schedule a virtual appointment
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, we deliver to many counties in New York.
Can I place an order online?
Yes, you can place an express order online and we will have it ready for you to pick up at your convenience.
Place an express order for pick up at: Rochester, Brooklyn, Riverhead, or Manhattan
What medical marijuana products are permitted in New York?
Approved forms include: solid or semi-solid dosage forms (such as capsules, tablets, and lozenges), metered liquid or oil preparations (for vaporization or oral administration), metered ground plant preparations, and topicals and transdermal patches. Under the law, smoking is not permitted and the regulations prohibit edibles.
See our current menu: Rochester, Brooklyn, Riverhead, or Manhattan
How can I find a doctor to approve me for medical marijuana?
New York’s Medical Marijuana Program provides a public list of providers who are registered to approve patients for the program.
List of Providers
Do you have any tips on proper use of the Columbia Care vapor and tincture products?
Yes. Please click here for instructions.
General Questions
What does the science say about medical marijuana?
Medical marijuana has been studied extensively by the scientific community. Americans for Safe Access has some great resources available online for patients and doctors who want to learn more about the science of medical marijuana. We also recommend this article by Dr. Sanjay Gupta at CNN who writes about how he became a strong supporter of medical marijuana after researching the issue in depth.
Where does the marijuana come from?
All of our products are made in New York at licensed cultivation centers. The facility is carefully regulated by the Department of Health and must follow strict guidelines to ensure product safety. Medical marijuana products cannot be acquired from any source other than the licensed and regulated facilities.
How will my privacy be protected?
Patient records will be maintained by your doctor and the Department of Health. Strict rules protect the privacy of these records, including the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996. Your identity and patient status in the medical marijuana program may never be disclosed to anyone without your prior authorization. We take patient privacy very seriously and will gladly answer any questions or concerns you have about this important issue.
