Our Patient Application Form is designed to simplify the process of enrolling as a medical cannabis patient. By filling out this form online, you can begin your journey towards accessing the benefits of medical cannabis under the guidance of our expert team. We understand that your time is valuable, so we've made the application process as efficient and user-friendly as possible.

Ensuring the quality and safety of medical cannabis products is a top priority at the White Earth Cannabis Commission. Our Analyte Testing service utilizes state-of-the-art technology to thoroughly examine cannabis samples for potency, purity, and contaminants. We employ rigorous testing methods to ensure that patients receive products of the highest quality, free from harmful substances.

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The Patient Self-Certification Form is essential for accessing medicinal cannabis through our Cannabis Commission website. By completing the form, patients declare their qualified medical conditions and acknowledge the need for consultation with a healthcare practitioner before using Medicinal Cannabis Products. Signing the form indicates their understanding of potential risks and releases related entities from any liability.

The Medicinal Cannabis Patient Registry Program, operated by the Medicinal Cannabis Control Commission, collects private information from patients for enrollment. This information is used to communicate, verify eligibility, and administer the program. Patients must provide the required information, and its disclosure is limited to authorized individuals. Failure to provide the information results in denial of enrollment, hindering the purchase of medical cannabis. Patients can authorize caregivers to access their information, and law enforcement can do so with a warrant or court order.

The "Unauthorized Medical Cannabis Possession Report" is a form used by licensed peace officers to report any suspicion of unauthorized medicinal cannabis possession. It includes sections for incident details, cannabis product information, and officer contact information. This form is required to be submitted within 72 hours to the Medicinal Cannabis Control Commission.

Determining if you meet the qualifying conditions for medical cannabis is an important step in the onboarding process. On this page, you will find detailed information about the specific conditions that make patients eligible for medical cannabis treatment. We aim to provide clear and accessible guidelines, ensuring that individuals with genuine medical needs can benefit from this alternative form of therapy.

This is an agreement from a healthcare provider participating in the Medicinal Cannabis Patient Registry Program. The provider agrees to notify the Medicinal Cannabis Control Commission (MCCC) if their medical license becomes restricted, revoked, or if they stop caring for patients in the program. They confirm that they have diagnosed the patient with a qualifying medical condition(s) within their professional standards and have conducted an appropriate evaluation. If the patient is enrolled, the provider will continue treatment, report medical findings to the MCCC, and reissue a certificate every three years if needed. They also agree to comply with all program requirements set by the MCCC.