nj medical marijuana patient portal

How do I get medical cannabis in New Jersey?

NJDOH MMP Website Welcome to the New Jersey Medicinal Marijuana Registry Homepage! For All Patients and Caregivers - Select New Patient Registration if you wish to begin your enrollment into the MMP. - Click New Patient/Caregiver Payment if you have received a payment confirmation email from the MMP.

Who are the members of the NJ Cannabis Regulatory Commission?

Stay Legal. Being a registered Medicinal Cannabis Program (MCP) patient comes with a responsibility to be compliant with New Jersey cannabis-related laws and regulations. Adherence to the law will minimize health risks, and prevent legal infractions. Patients and caregivers should carry proper identification, including MCP cards, at all times.

Is this functionality available in the patient portal online system?

Welcome to New Jersey Medical Marijuana Registry Homepage! This site is not supported on a mobile device. Please visit the website from a desktop or laptop computer. If you have any questions, please contact the customer service by clicking here or by calling at 609-292-0424.

How do I enroll a new patient in the MMP?

Medical Marijuana NJ New Jersey's Largest Medical Marijuana Directory. We are a growing community of patients, parents, and caregivers looking for safe and legal access to medical cannabis through registered NJ MMP doctors and businesses.

How do I check my Njmmp status?

Click on LOGIN. Any questions regarding your status in the program, please contact the Customer Service Unit at (609) 292-0424 between 8AM-5PM, M-F.

How often do you renew your medical marijuana card in NJ?

once per yearYour New Jersey medical marijuana card is valid for two (2) years from the date it was issued, however, you'll need to be seen by a doctor once per year to keep your card active. If you're a Green Health Docs patient, we will contact you when it's time to renew.

How do I find my Njmmp reference number?

You will need your reference number which is located on your attending health care practitioner statement to make payment. If you do not have this number available, please call your practitioner to obtain the reference number.

How long does it take to get your MMJ card in NJ?

The patient will get his or her medical marijuana card within two to three weeks in the mail. Then, they are able to visit any of the six state dispensaries to purchase medical marijuana.

How long is a medical marijuana card good for in New Jersey?

one yearYour medical marijuana card is valid for one year, after which you will have the option to renew. You will need to pay a fee to renew your medical marijuana card. You'll also need to pay for your consultation with a medical marijuana doctor. The fees for this will vary depending on what provider you use.

How do I renew my MMP card in NJ?

For Patient and Caregiver ID card renewal - If you have received an ID card renewal email for your expired MMP identification card, select Renew your identification card to begin the process. - If you have received a notification email to pay for your renewed identification card, select Pay for your renewed card.

How do I get a NJ medical card online?

Register with Leafwell and speak to a New Jersey licensed physician online. Get approved and download your doctor's certificate. Log into the New Jersey Medical Marijuana Program to submit your doctor's certificate and application. Receive your medical card and legally purchase cannabis from a licensed dispensary.

How much does medical Marijuanas cost in NJ?

An ounce of "flower," which is the raw bud product, costs between $320 to $480 for New Jersey medicinal patients, according to a recent published report by NJ.com. There is no state-regulated price, but there are state and local sales taxes based on weight that add to prices set by retailers.

Who can prescribe medical Marijuanas in NJ?

Any doctor who is allowed to prescribe controlled dangerous substances, like opioids, may recommend cannabis. If your doctor won't participate, you can still try to find one on the public registry, which will still exist for doctors who voluntarily want to identify themselves.

Can you go to a dispensary without a card in New Jersey?

Starting on April 21st, adults ages 21+ will be able to legally purchase cannabis and cannabis products without a medical card. This is a historic step in our work to create a new cannabis industry. Learn more: nj.gov/cannabis.

What is the CRC in New Jersey?

Under New Jersey’s new medical cannabis laws and personal use cannabis laws, the Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) is charged with regulating medical and personal-use cannabis industries. Upon formal adoption, the CRC will assume the responsibilities of the New Jersey Department of Health in overseeing the medical cannabis industry ...

What are the issues of the CRC?

The CRC’s work will center on four core issue areas: 1 Promoting public awareness of the new laws and making evidence-based, public-health driven recommendations; 2 Protecting patient access to medicinal cannabis products to help treat their qualifying conditions; 3 Establishing safeguards to promote the creation of safe products for patients and consumers; and 4 Promoting equity in growing the Garden State’s newest regulated industry.

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