Each state’s registration process is different. Not to worry, Mission is here to help. Follow the links below to find out more.
Illinois residents register here for the Medical Cannabis Pilot Program. Register here for the Opioid Alternative Pilot Program.
Massachusetts residents register here for the Medical Use of Marijuana Program.
Bring your physician’s referral to a Mission dispensary to understand what sets us apart from the rest.
Starting January 6, patients will only be allowed to change dispensaries through the State portal – this is the same login used for applying for a card. Dispensary change requests will go through within minutes.
To make Mission your dispensary, medical cannabis patients with QP#’s can make your choice here.
Opioid patients with OP#’s, please go here to submit your request.
For many people, medical cannabis is a potentially confusing topic filled with misinformation and unknown variables. Our role at Mission is to provide a clear, knowledgeable and professional voice to guide you through all of the questions you might have about your treatment.
Our associates are trained in all aspects of cannabis cultivation and dispensing to provide a bright and welcoming face to your experience at any of our locations. We are here to help you sort out the unknowns of your treatment, understanding the differences in strains, dosages and methods of ingestion that can all affect your experience with your treatment. Getting it right is the difference between successful and unsuccessful treatment, and our staff will be here with you every step of the way.
The cannabis plant contains chemical compounds known as cannabinoids that interact with receptors in the brain and nervous system. It is the cannabinoids, in conjunction with terpenes, which are naturally occurring chemical compounds that imbue plants with their distinctive aroma and flavor, that provide cannabis’ therapeutic effects. While lab testing have isolated more than 100 separate cannabinoids in the cannabis plant, there is one (tetrahydrocannabinol—or THC) responsible for the psychoactive effects that have given cannabis its reputation.
In general, medical-grade cannabis is used for a wide variety of effects, including pain and nausea control, appetite stimulation, reduced muscle spasm, improved sleep, and others. The different effects can be realized by using cannabis with different cannabinoid and terpene profiles.
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