Every evaluation is performed by a board-certified physician registered with the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT). Decades of clinical experience, one guided process. Online, private, and secure.
A Texas medical marijuana doctor is a licensed, board-certified physician registered with the Compassionate Use Program who evaluates whether a patient may qualify for a medical cannabis prescription under Texas law. Only CURT-registered physicians can prescribe medical cannabis in Texas.
Medical cannabis is medicine, and it deserves a real medical evaluation. Our physicians bring experience across family medicine, chronic disease management, integrative medicine, anesthesiology, addiction medicine, and clinical leadership. That range matters: your evaluation considers your full health picture, not just a checkbox.
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Dr. Alan Tran is a board-certified Family Medicine physician with over 30 years of experience in primary care, chronic disease management, and integrative medicine. He has practiced continuously since 1995, currently at Alliance Medical Center in Houston.
He earned his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston and completed his Family Practice residency at Memorial Medical Center in Corpus Christi. Advanced training includes UCLA medical acupuncture, functional medicine, and buprenorphine treatment for opioid dependence. He is affiliated with the American Academy of Family Physicians and the Institute for Functional Medicine.
Through the Texas Compassionate Use Program, Dr. Tran evaluates qualifying conditions such as chronic pain, neurological disorders, and PTSD, emphasizing personalized plans that fit medical cannabis into a broader, evidence-informed strategy.
Dr. Julie Graves has practiced medicine since 1983, over 40 years across multiple disciplines. She trained at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, with a General Surgery internship at Parkland Memorial Hospital, an Anesthesiology residency at University of Florida Shands Hospital, and residency and fellowship in Family Medicine.
She holds active licenses in multiple states and is authorized to prescribe medical cannabis in Texas.
Decades across surgery, anesthesiology, and family medicine give Dr. Graves a broad, adaptable perspective, valuable for patients with complex histories or multiple conditions. She evaluates qualifying conditions and ensures safe, compliant access under state regulations.
Dr. Jonathan Hodor is a board-certified physician and healthcare executive with over 30 years of clinical experience. He earned his Doctor of Osteopathy and a Master of Science in Health Care Administration from Nova Southeastern University, then his residency and fellowship at Georgetown University Hospital.
His clinical leadership roles include Assistant Medical Director at a multi-site practice, where he managed physician teams and led quality-improvement initiatives in high-volume settings. He is licensed across numerous states.
Dr. Hodor brings a structured, safety-focused method to medical cannabis evaluations: thorough health-history review, strict compliance with Texas law, and individualized treatment strategies.
Dr. Phillip Ulyanovskiy is a board-certified Family Medicine physician with over a decade of experience across primary care, hospital medicine, and telemedicine. He earned his Doctor of Medicine from St. George's University School of Medicine, completed his residency at The Brooklyn Hospital Center, and holds a Wound Care Certification (WCC).
He has practiced across multiple states and hospital systems, managing complex acute and intensive-care cases as a hospitalist and coordinating multidisciplinary care teams. That gives him a foundation in both high-acuity hospital medicine and continuity-based primary care for all ages.
Dr. Ulyanovskiy pairs structured clinical assessment with individualized treatment strategies and a strong emphasis on patient education. His telemedicine-forward approach suits first-time patients completing their evaluation from home.
Telemedicine evaluations are available for most patients, helpful if you live far from a clinic, manage mobility or chronic symptoms, or simply prefer privacy. It's still a full medical evaluation: your physician reviews your health history, qualifying condition, and treatment context before determining whether a prescription may be appropriate under the Texas Compassionate Use Program.
Our physicians evaluate patients across Texas through secure telemedicine, from the largest cities to the smallest towns.
No. Only physicians registered with the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) can prescribe medical cannabis. All Texas 420 Doctors physicians are board-certified and CURT-registered.
We match you with the physician best suited to your condition and schedule. If you have a preference, let us know when you book. We accommodate requests whenever possible.
Most evaluations are completed online through secure telemedicine. Your physician reviews your health history and qualifying condition in a private video visit.
Your physician reviews your medical history, discusses your symptoms and treatment goals, and determines whether you qualify under the Texas Compassionate Use Program. If approved, your prescription is entered into CURT, no physical card needed; dispensaries verify you by ID.
We aim for continuity. Most renewals are reviewed by our physician team with your full history on file, so you never start from scratch.
Check your eligibility in minutes. If you qualify, you'll meet a licensed Texas physician online. Evaluation, CURT certification, and a full year of care for one flat $197 membership.
