Certify qualifying patients with support at every step.
SS Market walks Georgia physicians through Department of Public Health registration, keeps your paperwork organized and signed, and keeps you current when state rules change.
Support for Georgia physicians
Three ways SS Market helps you take part in Georgia's Low THC Oil Registry without the busywork.
DPH Registration Help
Step-by-step help registering with the Georgia Department of Public Health for the Low THC Oil Registry.
Learn moreElectronic Onboarding
Your onboarding packet organized in one place and signed online. No printing, faxing or scanning.
Learn moreCompliance Updates
Plain updates when Georgia changes its rules, and what the change means for your practice.
Learn moreFrom first call to first certification
We handle the busywork so you can stay focused on your patients.
Tell us about your practice
Fill out the short form below or talk to Grace any time, day or night.
Register with the state
We walk you through registering with the Georgia Department of Public Health for the Low THC Oil Registry.
Sign electronically
Your onboarding packet is signed online. No printing, faxing or scanning.
Stay current
When Georgia updates its rules, we let you know what changed and what it means for your practice.
Who can certify patients in Georgia
These are the basics the state lists for physicians. Our team helps you confirm the rest.
An active license to practice medicine in Georgia.
A principal place of practice located in Georgia.
A doctor-patient relationship with each patient you certify.
Certification is always your decision, and it is not a prescription.
Source: Georgia Department of Public Health, information for physicians. This page is general information, not legal advice.
Start your onboarding
Takes about two minutes. A team member follows up with your full onboarding packet.
Prefer to call? (706) 480-5700
Grace picks up, 24/7
Grace is our physician line receptionist. Ask her how onboarding works, or have her take a message for the team.
Common questions
Does certifying a patient mean I'm prescribing cannabis?
No. Georgia's Department of Public Health states that certification is not a prescription. Whether to certify a patient is always your decision.
Do I have to certify every patient who asks?
No. Certification is entirely your decision, based on your own medical judgment and your relationship with the patient.
What does SS Market help with?
Registering with the Department of Public Health, organizing and e-signing your onboarding paperwork, and keeping you updated as Georgia's rules change. Our team will walk you through the details on your first call.
How do I get started?
Submit the form above or talk to Grace. A team member will follow up with your onboarding packet.