Hawaii's Medical Cannabis Registry issues a 329 card only after a certifying physician or APRN completes the provider step of the patient's application. The provider certifies a recognized debilitating condition, certifies as primary treating provider for another condition, or certifies a hospice patient, then submits the application to the Department of Health (DOH) for approval.
A Hawaii-licensed physician or APRN with a Hawaii controlled substance registration and a bona fide provider-patient relationship, approved in the registry, completes the provider certification. Patients or caregivers sign the separate 329 Section A or Section B certifications.
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329 Medical Cannabis Registry Provider Certification (electronic)
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No. DOH says existing providers from the previous MedMJ system are migrated automatically into the new registry system that launched on 9/30/2026. New providers register using DOH's New Medical Provider Registration Guide and submit the Electronic Signature Agreement.
Yes. Both Hawaii-licensed physicians and APRNs can certify, provided they hold a Hawaii controlled substance registration, have a bona fide provider-patient relationship with the patient, and have been approved in the registry with a signed Electronic Signature Agreement.
In a patient-initiated application, the patient applies and the application lands in the provider's pending queue for certification. In a provider-initiated application, the provider starts the application for the patient, following DOH's Provider-Initiated Application Guide and using the related 329 patient forms.