Qualifying Conditions
for a Medical Cannabis Card in New Jersey
Does your condition qualify you for treatment through New Jersey Division of Medicinal Marijuana? NJ’s program provides patients with Approved debilitating medical conditions access to medical marijuana in a safe and effective way. There are currently 17 qualifying conditions defined in New Jersey’s Medical Marijuana Act.
Anxiety
Migraine
Multiple sclerosis
Terminal cancer
17 ELIGIBLE CONDITIONS
Medical marijuana can be an effective alternative in the treatment of certain debilitating medical conditions. Below is a list of the qualifying conditions in New Jersey that medical marijuana can be used to treat.
- 1 Anxiety
- 2 Migraine
- 3 Multiple sclerosis
- 4 Chronic pain related to a musculoskeletal disorder or of ‘visceral’ origin
- 5 ALS
- 6 Terminal cancer
- 7 Opioid use disorder
- 8 Muscular dystrophy
- 9 Tourette’s syndrome
- 10 Terminal illness
- 11 An inflammatory bowel disease such as Crohn’s disease
- 12 Glaucoma
- 13 PTSD
- 14 Intractable skeletal, muscular spasticity
- 15 A seizure disorder including epilepsy
- 16 Cancer
- 17 HIV/AIDS
PLEASE NOTE: Qualifying conditions for medical cannabis are state-specific. This list of conditions applies only to patients in New Jersey.
APPLY FOR A MEDICAL CANNABIS CARD
Get started with the application process today! Follow the link below to join the patient registry and take the first step toward obtaining your Medical Cannabis ID card.
