Minnesota residents enroll in the medical cannabis program only after a registered health care practitioner certifies a qualifying medical condition in the Medical Cannabis Registry. The practitioner attests to managing the condition on an ongoing basis, after examining the patient, reviewing records and developing an ongoing treatment plan. The certification triggers an email inviting the patient to complete enrollment.
A Minnesota-licensed physician, PA or APRN with primary responsibility for the patient's qualifying condition, registered in the Medical Cannabis Registry, completes the whole electronic certification.
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Medical Cannabis Patient Certification (Medical Cannabis Registry)
Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management, Division of Medical Cannabis takes this form through its online services or your EMR, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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Every three years, together with re-enrollment. The practitioner can recertify the patient up to 90 days before the existing certification expires, working in the same Medical Cannabis Registry where the original certification was made.
Minnesota-licensed physicians, physician assistants and APRNs who have primary responsibility for the patient's qualifying condition and are registered in the Medical Cannabis Registry. They must examine the patient, review medical records and develop an ongoing treatment plan.