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Does the law require health insurers to cover medical marijuana?
No. The law explicitly says it does not.
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As a physician, physician assistant or advanced practice registered nurse, how can I get a copy of the form that allows me to certify my qualifying patients for the palliative use of marijuana?
The Department has developed an online registration process so that you can certify your patients electronically.
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Is there a limit on how many times I can issue a temporary certification, extending a patient’s registration?
Yes, once per year or once per registration period in cases of 2-year and 18-month registrations.
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How can I certify a patient to use medical marijuana?
A physician, physician assistant or advanced practice registered nurse certifies, utilizing the Department's online form, that a particular patient has been diagnosed with a disease that makes the patient eligible for the palliative use of marijuana and, based on a medically reasonable assessment of the patient's medical history and medical condition, the potential benefits to the patient from the palliative use of marijuana would likely outweigh the health risks.
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Can I get paid for my time issuing certifications?
Yes, the law limits your compensation for issuing temporary certifications to $25.
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Can I certify a minor patient?
No, the law restricts your ability to certify patients to adults 18 years and older.
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Can another pharmacist extend a temporary certification issued for a new patient by a pharmacist when it’s done at different dispensary facility?
No, a temporary certification issued by a pharmacist to a new patient cannot be issued an extension once the 90-day initial certification expires, regardless of where the initial certification was made.
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Pharmacist Eligibility
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Temporary Medical Marijuana Certifications
Rules for licensed dispensary pharmacists to issue temporary medical marijuana certifications to qualifying patients in Connecticut.
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Communications
Notices sent by the Medical Marijuana Program
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How does the law keep our roads safe?
While there is no test for cannabis impairment like the breathalyzer that police use for alcohol, impairment can still be recognized via driver behavior on the road and through sobriety tests.
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What does cannabis legalization mean for hemp farmers and hemp products?
Cannabis legalization has no direct impact on hemp farmers or hemp products. Once licensed cannabis businesses are established, hemp businesses can sell their products to cannabis businesses.
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Can a final license be issued to a cannabis establishment that is part of an Equity Joint Venture if the sponsoring establishment (producer, dispensary facility, or cultivator) holds a provisional license, but not a final license?
A final license may be issued to an Equity Joint Venture sponsored by a producer, dispensary facility or cultivator holding a provisional license so long as all licensing requirements have been satisfactorily met by the Equity Joint Venture .
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Are product packagers allowed to submit cannabis products for brand approval?
No, product packagers cannot submit cannabis products for brand approval because they are not authorized to create or manufacture products.
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What is a THC-infused beverage?
THC-infused beverages are non-alcoholic drinks that contain THC.
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