No, medical marijuana is not legal in Indiana. Several cannabis-related bills were introduced in the 2022 legislative session to legalize medicinal marijuana use in the state and decriminalize small amounts of cannabis possession, but none passed in the Senate. Senate Bill 52 legalized the purchase, sale, and possession of hemp-derived CBD oil as long as it contains no more than 0.3% THC. There is currently no medical marijuana program in the state.
Medical marijuana cards are not issued in Indiana, as the state has not legalized cannabis for legal use.
Indiana does not allow the use of medical marijuana, and qualifying medical conditions and diseases for medical marijuana therapy are yet unknown.
No. Indiana has no medical marijuana program under which it can issue a medical marijuana card online.
Indiana has yet to legalize medical cannabis and hence does not have a medical marijuana program.
No person in Indiana, either resident or non-resident, can obtain a medical marijuana card until the state legalizes medical cannabis and establishes a medical marijuana program.
Registration and application fees will be determined when medical marijuana is legalized in Indiana. Typically, patients and caregivers must pay for their medical marijuana cards.
There are no licensed medical cannabis dispensaries in Indiana. Medical marijuana use or sale remains prohibited under the state's laws.
The state has not legalized medical marijuana. Therefore, no one can recommend or prescribe medical cannabis in Indiana.
There is currently no age requirement as there is no medical cannabis program in Indiana because it is not yet legal.
No. Minors, like adults, cannot get medical marijuana cards in Indiana because the state has no medical marijuana program and makes no provision for cards allowing prospective users to access cannabis.
The processes for renewal of medical marijuana cards in Indiana will be determined when medical marijuana becomes legal in the state.
No, the cultivation and production of medical marijuana have not been legalized in the state. There are currently no laws or regulations for homegrown marijuana in the state.
The state does not have a medical marijuana program, and there are no provisions for caregivers or stipulations on the requirements of caregivers.
Indiana has no medical marijuana program currently.
Although medical cannabis is illegal in Indiana, patients' medical marijuana records are meant to be private anywhere. In order to protect patients, marijuana businesses that store medical marijuana patients' records are expected to comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). The privacy of medical marijuana patients' information is an essential requirement under HIPAA. However, under the HIPAA privacy rule, law enforcement and employers may be able to access them in certain situations.
No. Medical cannabis is currently illegal in Indiana.
Indiana does not have a medical cannabis program under which it can issue medical marijuana cards.
Medical marijuana remains illegal in Indiana; the state has no licensed cannabis dispensary.