Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
546 FOLLOWERS
Canna Care Docs provides medical cannabis evaluations in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, Maryland, Wash. DC, and Florida
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
6M ago
On top of overwhelming struggles or feelings, patients who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness can face a broad range of both physical and psychological effects. As a devastating diagnosis, patients with a terminal illness must not only learn to cope with this information about their health but find restorative ways to alleviate the most common symptoms and effects.
Conventional medication methods such as opiates may help terminal patients focus on more palliative treatment options and goals in order to better one’s comfort and overall quality of life during this time. However ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
8M ago
Although recreational cannabis remains illegal in West Virginia, residents living with certain medical conditions may qualify for a medical marijuana card. Since 2017, West Virginia joined the majority of states in legalizing medical cannabis. If you’re considering applying for a medical marijuana certification in West Virginia, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the regulations and medical qualifications,as well as possession, consumption, and other limitations. We have all the details to help you make an informed decision on your medical cannabis wellness journey. .
Who qualifies fo ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
9M ago
Interested in using cannabis for a medical condition? If you live in Nevada, you might be eligible for a medical cannabis certification. As one of the many states (22, in fact) that have legalized both medical and adult-use cannabis, Nevada offers the best of both worlds.
So what is the advantage of obtaining a card, and who exactly qualifies for one? We’ll break down all the details you need to know before starting your medical marijuana card application.
Who qualifies for medical cannabis in Nevada?
As in most other states, residents must be diagnosed with one or more qualifying medica ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
11M ago
Henry Ford said, “If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself,” and we couldn’t agree more. This is one of the many reasons we have decided to move forward in a partnership with Bennabis Health – the first program to provide coverage for medical cannabis.
Together, Canna Care Docs and Bennabis Health will work to improve access for medical cannabis, paired with affordable, reliable resources for patients.
The following are a few benefits that our client base can look forward to as a result of this new collaboration.
1. Cost savings
We mean it ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
1y ago
Kentuckians with a range of medical conditions now have access to medical cannabis from out-of-state, thanks to a new executive order by Governor Andy Beshear.
The challenge? The news has left many wondering exactly what is legal and where to obtain cannabis products. If you’re among those in Kentucky who could benefit from a medical cannabis evaluation, we’re here to help. Read on for answers to any lingering questions about this new legislation.
Who qualifies for medical cannabis in Kentucky?
According to the state’s new order regarding qualifications for medical cannabis&nbs ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
1y ago
Although this might change with the results of the November election, Maryland has yet to approve legislation for recreational marijuana.
The good news? If you have a medical need for cannabis, you have the opportunity to qualify as a patient in this state.
We’ll guide you through the process of getting your Maryland medical marijuana card and help you understand the laws and who qualifies.
Who qualifies for medical cannabis in Maryland?
To be eligible for a medical marijuana card in Maryland, you must have a qualifying condition (listed below) and meet the following requirements ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
1y ago
Illinois residents have enjoyed access to recreational marijuana for several years now. But like many other states, medical cannabis has been legal for longer. The Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Pilot Program Act was enacted in 2013.
As of 2020, about 122,000 patients had been approved for medical cannabis throughout the duration of the program. Seeking relief from painful or uncomfortable symptoms? You might wonder whether you should join the list.
Let this article serve as your guide to Illinois’ medical cannabis program so that you can prepare before you take the next ste ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
1y ago
Thanks to a new Virginia law that went into effect on July 1, the registration process for medical cannabis patients is now quicker and less of a burden.
Previously, if you were seeking approval, you had to get a written certification from a registered practitioner. And then register with the Virginia Board of Pharmacy to get a medical cannabis card.
The new legislation signed this year, House Bill 933, eliminates the need for the latter. You no longer have to receive approval from the Board of Pharmacy to buy medical cannabis. This also means you don’t need to pay the Board’s $50 ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
1y ago
Many millennials are replacing prescription medications with cannabis for sleep and mental health.
Millennials as Cannabis Consumers is a report from New Frontier Data that covers:
Generational cannabis use for mental health vs. physical pain
Cannabis substitution for prescription and over-the-counter medication
Knowledge of minor cannabinoids
Talking to doctors about cannabis use
Here are a few key takeaways from the report.
1. younger generations are more likely to report cannabis use for mental health.
Younger generations increasingly reported using medical cannabis for mental ..read more
Canna Care Docs | Medical Marijuana Blog
1y ago
For much of the Covid-19 pandemic, those seeking medical marijuana in certain states had a special benefit. Medical cannabis clinics could offer virtual consultations via telemedicine. This allowed patients to stay safe, while making the process of getting a medical marijuana card easy and convenient.
However, Rhode Island practitioners are no longer allowed to make medical marijuana recommendations via telemedicine. Controlled substances are prohibited unless there’s an in-person evaluation.
While we understand this change may raise concerns, we’re excited to once again see patients in person ..read more