How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in New Hampshire

Qualifying conditions in New Hampshire

May possess 2 ounces over 10 days. No home cultivation. 4 Alternative Treatment Centers statewide. 21+ qualifying conditions including cancer, PTSD, chronic pain, ALS, Parkinson's.

How to apply in New Hampshire

  1. 1
    Find an approved provider

    Locate a healthcare provider who is registered with the New Hampshire Therapeutic Cannabis Program and can evaluate your qualifying condition.

  2. 2
    Get certified and apply

    The provider certifies your condition. Apply through the NH DHHS Therapeutic Cannabis Program. Submit the provider certification, valid NH ID, and the $50 fee ($25 for financial hardship).

  3. 3
    Receive your registry card

    Applications are processed within 15 business days. Once approved, your card is mailed. Valid for two years. Purchase from any of the state's four Alternative Treatment Centers.

Official resource

NH Therapeutic Cannabis

Start with your state's own official program information.

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Costs in New Hampshire

State application fee
$50
Renewal fee
$50
Physician evaluation
$150–$300
Card validity
12 months

Reduced fees may be available. Reduced fees for patients on government assistance

Timeline

Find an approved provider
1 day
Get certified and apply
1 day
Receive your registry card
15 days

Renewal

Medical cannabis cards in New Hampshire are valid for 12 months. The renewal fee is $50.

Official New Hampshire resources

Questions people in New Hampshire ask

Does New Hampshire have a medical marijuana program?
Yes. New Hampshire legalized medical marijuana in 2013 through HB 573. The program is administered by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services. There are currently four licensed Alternative Treatment Centers (ATCs) operating.
What conditions qualify for medical marijuana in New Hampshire?
Qualifying conditions include cancer, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C, ALS, muscular dystrophy, Crohn's, Alzheimer's, PTSD, chronic pain lasting six months or more, severe vomiting or wasting, seizure disorders, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's, and traumatic brain injury.
How much does a New Hampshire medical marijuana card cost?
The state registration fee is $50 for a two-year card ($25 per year). Patients on Medicaid or with financial hardship can receive a fee waiver. Physician certifications typically cost between $150 and $200.