Trenton residents follow New Jersey's two-step NJMCP pathway — telehealth visit with a NJCRC-registered provider for the Authorizing Provider Statement, then register at the NJMCP patient portal. From Downtown Trenton and Chambersburg to North Trenton and the Mill Hill Historic District, every step happens from home.
Book a real-time video visit with a NJCRC-registered healthcare provider through this platform. The provider reviews your medical history against New Jersey's qualifying conditions under the Jake Honig Compassionate Use Medical Cannabis Act. If you qualify, the provider issues an Authorizing Provider Statement — the document containing your reference ID and registry ID number required to complete NJMCP patient registration. Bring relevant medical records to the appointment.
Register at the NJMCP patient portal using your reference ID and registry ID from the Authorizing Provider Statement. Upload proof of New Jersey residency, select an Alternative Treatment Center (ATC), and choose your card: a digital card is free, or a physical card for an optional $10. Patient cards are valid for two years. Once registered, purchase at any licensed New Jersey ATC statewide.
Whether you're in Downtown Trenton, the Chambersburg neighborhood, North Trenton, the Mill Hill Historic District, or anywhere across Mercer County — your NJCRC-registered provider is a real-time video call away.
Direct answers sourced from NJCRC guidance for Trenton residents navigating New Jersey's Medicinal Cannabis Program.
Trenton is New Jersey's Capital City — a community of more than 90,000 residents in Mercer County on the Delaware River, New Jersey's seat of government since 1790, home to the New Jersey State House, the Old Barracks Museum, the New Jersey State Museum, and a rich history stretching back to George Washington's decisive victory at the Battle of Trenton in December 1776. Trenton residents access New Jersey's Medicinal Cannabis Program on the same statewide terms as every other NJ patient: a telehealth visit with a NJCRC-registered provider, an Authorizing Provider Statement, and registration at the NJMCP patient portal. TrentonMarijuana.clinic connects Trenton residents with NJCRC-registered providers via telehealth.
New Jersey's program covers a wide range of conditions, including anxiety, chronic pain, PTSD, cancer, multiple sclerosis, ALS, glaucoma, epilepsy, HIV/AIDS, Crohn's disease, migraines, muscular dystrophy, opioid use disorder, sickle cell anemia, Tourette syndrome, and terminal illness. NJCRC-registered providers may also certify patients for other conditions in their professional judgment. Trenton's diverse patient population includes many residents managing qualifying conditions who may be eligible. For the current list visit the NJCRC medicinal cannabis page.
New Jersey's NJMCP has two steps. First, a telehealth visit: a Trenton patient books a real-time video appointment with a NJCRC-registered healthcare provider through this platform. The provider reviews the patient's medical history and, if they have a qualifying condition, issues an Authorizing Provider Statement containing a reference ID and registry ID number. Second, the patient registers at the NJMCP patient portal, uploads proof of NJ residency, selects an ATC, and chooses a card — digital is free, physical is $10. Cards are valid for two years.
New Jersey medicinal cannabis patients are exempt from the sales tax and Social Equity Excise Fee applied to recreational cannabis purchases. For Trenton residents using cannabis regularly for a qualifying condition, the tax savings over a two-year card period are significant — making the NJMCP registration well worth the process for qualifying patients.
