Pennsylvania HB2254 allows terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana in certain facilities under specific conditions.

Pennsylvania HB2254 amends the Medical Marijuana Act to allow facilities to permit terminally ill patients to use or be administered medical marijuana if certain conditions are met. These include ensuring the use does not interfere with the patient's treatment plan, the marijuana is not vaporized or in a form that could impact other patients, and the patient or caregiver presents a valid identification card. The bill also outlines procedures for documenting the use, compliance with state laws, and safe operation of the facility.

Pennsylvania HB2254 allows terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana in certain facilities under specific conditions.

Pennsylvania HB2254 amends the Medical Marijuana Act to allow facilities to permit terminally ill patients to use or be administered medical marijuana if certain conditions are met. These include ensuring the use does not interfere with the patient's treatment plan, the marijuana is not vaporized or in a form that could impact other patients, and the patient or caregiver presents a valid identification card. The bill also outlines procedures for documenting the use, compliance with state laws, and safe operation of the facility.