Massachusetts regulations

Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance requires informed consent for sterilization services including disclosure of alternatives and risks, with a 30-180 day waiting period before procedure except in emergencies, and prohibits consent during l…

Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance regulation prohibits providers from coercing members regarding abortion, sterilization, and family planning services, and mandates strict confidentiality protections for patient records.

Cannabis Control Commission requires maintaining a notice-request list and notifying registered individuals and entities of commission meetings in a manner the Commission determines.

Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission regulation establishes that provisions of 935 CMR 500.000 remain valid if individual sections are struck down by courts.

Cannabis Control Commission procedure 935 CMR 501.102 requires medical marijuana license decisions within 90 days of application completeness, with municipal compliance review and provisional licensing or denial based on established grounds.

Massachusetts medical marijuana manufacturers must submit product information including type, brand, ingredients, potency, and packaging photos to the Cannabis Control Commission's Product Database before selling products and update submissions when…

MassHealth payment for procedures and hospital stays requires compliance with the Utilization Management Program standards outlined in 130 CMR 450.207 through 450.209.

Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission requires combined medical/adult-use operators to reserve 35% of products for registered patients during first six months and maintain sufficient inventory based on prior sales data, with biannual inventory p…

Massachusetts regulation 935 CMR 501.170 requires medical marijuana establishments and independent testing labs to comply with local ordinances, bylaws, and fees provided they do not conflict with state cannabis regulations.

Medical Marijuana Establishments and Host Communities must submit written plans of correction within ten business days of receiving deficiency statements, specifying corrective steps and timetables for Commission review and approval.