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Rhode Island's three medical marijuana dispensaries could begin serving patients within six months.
State health regulators are putting the finishing touches on regulations to govern the three dispensaries, known as compassion centers.
Seth Bock, chief executive of the Greenleaf Compassionate Care Center of Portsmouth, says if everything proceeds as planned his facility could be open shortly after the new year.
Lawmakers approved the dispensaries to give medical marijuana patients a state-regulated source of medication.
Three dispensaries have been pre-approved by the state but must receive formal state licenses before serving patients.
The other two dispensaries are the Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center in Providence and Summit Medical Compassion Center in Warwick.
More than 4,400 Rhode Islanders are now enrolled in the state's medical marijuana program.
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Author: The Associated Press
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Website: Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Moving Forward | WPRI.com
State health regulators are putting the finishing touches on regulations to govern the three dispensaries, known as compassion centers.
Seth Bock, chief executive of the Greenleaf Compassionate Care Center of Portsmouth, says if everything proceeds as planned his facility could be open shortly after the new year.
Lawmakers approved the dispensaries to give medical marijuana patients a state-regulated source of medication.
Three dispensaries have been pre-approved by the state but must receive formal state licenses before serving patients.
The other two dispensaries are the Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center in Providence and Summit Medical Compassion Center in Warwick.
More than 4,400 Rhode Islanders are now enrolled in the state's medical marijuana program.
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Source: wpri.com
Author: The Associated Press
Contact: Contact Us | WPRI.com
Website: Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Moving Forward | WPRI.com
