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I assume it is not a requirement to be growing to attend?

I imagine his 'report' consisted of answering questions when the DOH contacted him and asked "are you seeing these patients as part of your regular practice?"

Hopefully by this time in a couple of years it will be legal!

You can submit paperwork to cancel current caregiver(s) and instate new ones. It's called a "Change Form."

Such bullshit :( Hope you're ok.

@DB: When I called, Dr. Pond was not accepting new patients, which bummed me out.

* Marijuana is defined to include "the resin extracted from any part of the plant, and every compound, manufacture, salt, derivative, mixture, or preparation of the plant, its seeds or resin" I would take this to mean edibles, hash and oil were ok (but IANAL). See...

I'm assuming they'll be back, after having jumped through whatever hoops the state requires. This *does* illustrate why they charge a premium price.

Damn, it won't let me edit out the tl;dr. Dunno why. I don't think it means anything for existing cardholders -- but when you come up for renewal, you better have a backup. edit: I also imagine they'll do whatever they need to do to get registered as a "health care facility." There's too much...

http://www.golocalprov.com/health/new-medical-marijuana-consultancy-shut-down-by-dept.-of-health Summary: DOH says 11th state must be registered as a "health care facility" (which I assume requires a whole bunch of insurance/bonding and a permit from the state). Shut down until they are in...

Ummm, yes please.

Patients and CGs can sell extra meds to the (alleged Q1 2013) dispensaries.

I'm shocked, but we made it through without losing power. It looks like there's about 100K RI'ers not so lucky. I hope it gets back up soon for y'all.

Yeah, the ability to grow *for* someone is, by definition, the caregiver relationship. If you live there, it can be your grow. If not, it has to belong to a caregiver.

You get a BCI check, then convince a patient to pay $75 to give you one of their two caregiver spots.

Yeah, were I growing, I'd turn excess into dry-sift and qwiso hash and edibles rather than sell to a dispensary. In spite of the corruptness of the dispensary approval process, I think they'll serve a very useful purpose for a lot of people who lack the internet skills/confidence to hook up with...

99 plants and 1500 oz onhand do not equate. Demand for 3rd party meds will come down to how much medicine they can move. They want to avoid an Apple-like scenario where demand outstrips their supply.

See third item down: http://www.golocalprov.com/news/state-report-the-38-studios-auction-providence-police-lawsuit-pot-dispensar/ It will be interesting to see what the differences are among the three. It's also kind of cool that they're limited to 99 plants -- that should ensure a solid market...

Three will allegedly open Real Soon Now. Was supposed to be Sept 1, now I hear Jan 1. We'll see.

It will be interesting to see how this plays out. http://www.golocalprov.com/see/aclu-defends-longtime-medical-marijuana-users-against-state/