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Low-cost medical card in Oklahoma

A low-cost Oklahoma medical card, start to finish

A low-cost medical card in Oklahoma costs $121.50 all in if you qualify for the state's reduced fee: a $99 video visit with an OMMA-registered physician, plus $22.50 to OMMA. Not approved? You get the $99 back.

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How to get a low-cost medical card in Oklahoma

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1

Check the reduced fee

If you're enrolled in Medicaid (SoonerCare or SoonerSelect) or Medicare, or you're a 100% disabled veteran, OMMA's fee drops from $104.30 to $22.50.

2

Book a $99 video visit

Meet an OMMA-registered physician by private video from home, with no drive and no waiting room. If you're not approved, you get a full refund.

3

Apply within 30 days

OMMA needs your physician recommendation dated within 30 days of when you apply, so applying promptly saves paying for a second visit.

4

Renew on time

Adult licenses last two years. Sign up for our renewal reminders on the Renewals page so you can renew before yours expires.

Reduced-fee total
$121.50

$99 physician visit plus OMMA's $20 fee and $2.50 processing fee. The standard total is $203.30 ($99 + $100 + $4.30).

See the full cost breakdownCheck SoonerCare coverage with the Oklahoma Health Care Authority
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Who gets the reduced state fee

OMMA charges $20 plus a $2.50 processing fee, instead of $100 plus $4.30, if you're enrolled in Medicaid (SoonerCare or SoonerSelect) or Medicare, or you're a veteran with 100% disability status.

You'll upload proof when you apply. Medicaid proof must show your coverage start and end dates. OMMA's fee is nonrefundable, so check your documents before you submit.

Low-cost medical card questions

What's the cheapest medical card in Oklahoma?

If you qualify for the reduced state fee, the total is $121.50: $99 for your physician visit and $22.50 to OMMA. Otherwise the total is $203.30.

Do veterans pay less for an Oklahoma medical card?

Yes, if you have 100% disability status. OMMA's fee for qualifying veterans is $20 plus $2.50 processing, so the total with the $99 visit is $121.50.

Is the state fee refundable?

No. OMMA's application fee is nonrefundable. Our $99 visit fee is fully refunded if you're not approved, and you only pay OMMA after you're approved.

Do I pay the state fee before my visit?

No. You pay OMMA only when you apply, after a physician approves you.

How long does my license last?

Adult OMMA patient licenses are valid for two years, so one visit and one state fee cover two years.

Last reviewed October 23, 2026. Source: OMMA Patient Licenses page.

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