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A co-worker sent in her renewal 60 days before it was to expire thinking it was taking 45 to 60 days. Yesterday she got her cards at day 30 thats 30 days before it expires.Not sure what is going on at DOH but is shows that they can do a renewal in 30 days.
Glad to hear some people are getting their cards in a timely manner. Since doctors change their minds about participating in the program, the patient's application should NOT have to go for medical director approval for a continuing condition....even if the patient had to go to a new doctor.
well, just my opinion on the whole matter,, postcard delivery.. It seems like there is a lot of laziness, or inefficiency from the whole system.. from top to bottom. It is hard on the pt that relies on this medication for daily functionality. I can understand an program requiring time to get there crap together. However, this program has been going on since 2007, and it is 2013. It seems like 60 days for a card is the norm.. good example, is. Once your application gets recieved, it can actually sit in the mailroom for about a week before it even gets signed in. The problem, seems, it is not a priority, and is not seen as amedication but an compensatory adjustment that can wait. From a positive perspective, at least our state recognizes it, and hopefully will get more recognition as more of a priority than some thing that can wait. The renewal info, is good news.. Seems like you gotta get your paperwork in early, and make sure you used the right/same doc..
Received my card 22 days later (not business) after mailing to the DOH. I believe you can get the card much quicker if you don't apply for the ppl at the same time.
Now on to the producers.. Anyone vouch for cg or verdes quality..?
Thanks.
Wonderful news that you received your card in 22 days. We have been told repeatedly that the PPL application needs to go in at the same time since the PPL expires on the same date as the patient license. I just think it is due to them being unable to retain staff. The revolving door in that department doesn't help the situation. And yes, if they were more compassionate (which they should be in this business) they would push the apps through as quickly as possible.Quote:
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Hello Everyone, I also received my card in less than 30 days (not business). :thumbsup: Now my concern is that the manager in my apartment complex is going to kick me out if he smells my meds. :(
Hey Foxy. You probably should ask your landlord the rules of the complex. My apt manager just said no growing and not around kids. Good luck.Quote:
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well what you really need to look at is you lease agreement or contract. Your Medical Cannabis is state law. Now unless your lease says specifically no Medical Cannabis then your ok. now the growing is a litle different but the same in a lot of ways. again look at your lease agreement if it specifically says no cultivation of narcotics or "a drug free zone" then you cant. and about the kid thing the DOH will not approve of the PPL if you do not have adequate security for the grow. meaning no kids will have access to the grow or medication. only then will the DOH approve.
Its been 2 weeks since I sent in my paperwork.I found this site/thread a few days before sending it and decided to hold off on sending paperwork for PPL until after I receive my card in hopes of getting it in 20 days or so (fingers crossed).I have a question...Ive started researching some producer info and the half dozen Ive seen so far require you to register with them and wait a few days to a week or more before getting approved to purchase product.Are they all like this or are there any that have same day service?If not,which ones may have the shortest wait time?Any info/advice will be much appreciated...thanks.
I am not sure if you have to wait at any of the producers now that was in the old days.For sure I know at Greenleaf you can buy
the same day you register.