Extensive Medical Marijuana Dr. J. Interview

Please note: A face to face history and good faith examination of the patient from a California licensed physician who practices in the county of Santa Barbara is required to complete the medical marijuana evaluation for recommendation or approval of medical marijuana. This primary care provider must develop a treatment plan with objectives, discuss side effects of medical marijuana and perform periodic review of the treatment's efficacy. This primary care provider should use consultation, as necessary, and provide proper record keeping that supports the decision to recommend the use of medical marijuana. Your $25 prequalification fee can apply to our Medical Marijuana evaluation fee of $125 should you choose the service of our California Licensed physician / Santa Barbara physician. ($25 now, and $100 when you visit the Doctor).

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Dr. Jimenez can: Discuss, fully and candidly, the risks and benefits of medical marijuana with patients. Recommend (or Approve, Endorse, Suggest, or Advise, etc.), in accordance with their medical judgment, marijuana for patient use. Record in his patients' charts discussions about and recommendations of medical marijuana. Sign a government form or otherwise inform state or local officials that he has recommended medical marijuana for particular patients. Testify in court or through written declaration about recommending medical marijuana for a certain patient. Educate himself about the medical benefits of marijuana, its various clinical applications, and different routes of ingestion. Dr. Jimenez cannot prescribe medical marijuana. This includes writing a recommendation on an Rx form. Dr. Jimenez cannot assist patients in obtaining marijuana. Dr. Jimenez cannot cultivate or possess marijuana for patient use. Dr. jimenez cannot physically assist patients in using marijuana. Dr. Jimenez will not recommend marijuana without a justifiable medical cause. This website does not endorse or promote the sale of marijuana. This includes any link to a site that transports, imports into this state, sells, furnishes, administers, gives away, or offers to transport, import into this state, sell, furnish, administer, give away, or attempts to import into this state or transport any marijuana. It is a felony to sell, transport, or distribute any amount of marijuana in the State of California or Hawaii. Any attempt to purchase marijuana illegally maybe punished by imprisonment in the state or federal prison or a fine. Any person who uses Prop 215 as a 'smoke screen' with intent to sell marijuana is considered a felony, and anyone convicted of such crime will be harshly punished. Respect Prop 215! CONANT v WALTERS