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Therapeutic cannabis program reaches about 15,000 registrants; state keeps regulatory and testing role
Summary
Tilley told lawmakers the therapeutic cannabis program is self‑funded through registration fees and ATC assessments, serves about 15,000 registered patients, and remains under state oversight for product safety and testing; officials said program rules and access remain more restrictive than most states.
New Hampshire’s therapeutic cannabis program is administered within the Division of Public Health Services and — officials told the House Finance Division — is self‑funded by patient registration fees and assessments from registered Alternative Treatment Centers (ATCs).
The division said roughly 15,000 Granite Staters were enrolled in the therapeutic registry. The program’s operating costs in the budget are not…
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