Arizona Medical Marijuana Program January 2019
Arizona Medical Marijuana ProgramJanuary 2019 Monthly ReportIn December 2010, Arizona voters passed the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act (AMMA), A.R.S. §36-2801 et seq.The AMMA went into effect on April 14, 2011, making Arizona the fourteenth state to adopt a medicalmarijuana law. The AMMA designates the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) as the licensing andissuing authority for the Arizona Medical Marijuana Program.The AMMA monthly report highlights the most current program statistics. This includes data on activemedical marijuana cardholders as well as transaction data from the sale of medical marijuana at non-profitmedical marijuana dispensaries. Tables 1 through 6 and Figures 1 through 3 reflect data that are point in time.Table 7 and Figure 4 are data from the month of January, 2019. The Year-To-Date section which follows showscumulative applications and approvals for 2019. For further information and statistics, please reference theArizona Medical Marijuana Annual Report.Table 1. Arizona Medical Marijuana Active Qualifying Patients, Designated Caregivers and DispensaryAgents ProfileActive Cardholder’s Profile1. Qualifying patients (QPs)2. Caregivers (CGs)3. Dispensary Agents (DA)TotalTotalsPercent *Note: For caregivers and dispensary agents, these data reflect unique individuals, not the number of cards.Table 2. Arizona Medical Marijuana Active Qualifying Patients ProfileApplication profile of qualifying patients1. New applications2. Renewal applications3. Changed demographics4. Added Caregivers5. Change Dup6. Replaced Caregivers7. Removed CaregiversTotalTotalsPercent 54%1.81%0.10%2.36%0.01%0.00%100.00%Approximately 11 percent (n 20,731) of the active cardholders were determined to be SNAP eligible. Of the20,731 that were determined to be eligible, 10,643 ( 51%) were females and 10,088 ( 49%) were males.1
Table 3. Arizona Medical Marijuana Active Qualifying Patients CharacteristicsCharacteristics of Active Cardholders who areQualified PatientsPatient Age-groupsLess than 18 years18 to 30 years31 to 40 years41 to 50 years51 to 60 years61 to 70 years71 to 80 years81 and olderPatient GenderMaleFemaleTotals(N 188,935)Percent 376,45259.54%40.46%Figure 1. Arizona Medical Marijuana Active Qualifying Patients Characteristics by Gender and Age(N 188,935)Females (N 76,452)Males (N 70%0.640.6580%30%20%10%0% 1841-5051-60281
Table 4. Arizona Medical Marijuana Active Qualifying Patients Medical Condition ProfilePatient medical condition profile of Active Cardholders ¶TotalsPercent TotalAlzheimer’sCachexiaCancerChronic PainCrohn's DiseaseGlaucomaHepatitis CHIV/AIDSMuscle SpasmsNauseaPost-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)SclerosisSeizuresTwo Or More 0.00%¶Uniquedebilitating conditionsFigure 2. Arizona Medical Marijuana Active Designated Caregiver Characteristics by Gender and Age(N 825)Females (N 355)Males (N 51-60361-7071-80
Table 5. Arizona Medical Marijuana Active Qualifying Patients and Designated Caregivers Authorized forCultivationActive cardholders cultivation statusQualifying patients (n 188,935)Caregivers (n 825)TotalsPercent Total2,3513491.24%42.30%Table 6. Frequency of Qualifying Patients, Caregivers, and Dispensary Agents by County of ResidenceCountyApache CountyCochise CountyCoconino CountyGila CountyGraham CountyGreenlee CountyLa Paz CountyMaricopa CountyMohave CountyNavajo CountyPima CountyPinal CountySanta Cruz CountyYavapai CountyYuma 926,29411,1435469,4381,665188,935Count under 20Count under 2032Count under 20Count under 20Count under 20Count under 20460Count under 20Count under 2014740Count under 2049Count under 20825Count under 2014914637Count under 20Count under 20Count under 203,415157226606212151386Count under 205,56624 Dispensary Agents are located outside of Arizona.Table 7. Type and Amount of Transactions at Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in January, 2019Type of Transaction†MarijuanaMarijuana EdibleMarijuana OtherTotal Marijuana Sold†AmountsOunces 772.58453.74547.9111,774.23have been rounded and may not added to exact totals4
Figure 4. Daily Transactions and Amount of Marijuana Sold in January, 2019January 2019 00200100001005000005Total # of TransactionsAmount of Marijuana Sold (in Pounds)Total Sales (in Pounds)
YEAR TO DATETable 1a. Arizona Medical Marijuana Applications Received- Application ProfileApplications Received Cardholder ProfileQualifying patients (QPs)Caregivers (CGs)Dispensary Agents (DA)TotalTotalsPercent e: For caregivers and dispensary agents, these data reflect unique individuals, not the number of cards.Table 1b. Arizona Medical Marijuana Licensed Qualifying Patients, Designated Caregivers and DispensaryAgents ProfileApplications Approved Cardholder ProfileQualifying patients (QPs)Caregivers (CGs)Dispensary Agents (DA)TotalTotalsPercent : For caregivers and dispensary agents, these data reflect unique individuals, not the number of cards.Table 2. Arizona Medical Marijuana Licensed Qualifying Patient ProfileApplications Received for QualifyingPatientsNew applicationsRenewal applicationsChanged demographicsAdded CaregiversChange DupReplaced CaregiversRemoved CaregiversTotal6TotalsPercent .08%3.25%0.04%0.01%100.00%
Table 3a. Arizona Medical Marijuana Applications Received- Patient CharacteristicsCharacteristics of Applications Received whoare Qualified PatientsPatient Age-groupsLess than 18 years18 to 30 years31 to 40 years41 to 50 years51 to 60 years61 to 70 years71 to 80 years81 and olderPatient GenderMaleFemaleTotals(N 18,318)Percent 7%39.73%Table 3b. Arizona Medical Marijuana Licensed Qualifying Patient CharacteristicsCharacteristics of Approved Applications whoare Qualified PatientsPatient Age-groupsLess than 18 years18 to 30 years31 to 40 years41 to 50 years51 to 60 years61 to 70 years71 to 80 years81 and olderPatient GenderMaleFemale7Totals(N 16,026)Percent .60%
Figure 1a. Arizona Medical Marijuana Applications Received- Patient Characteristics by Gender and Age(N 18,318)Females (N 7,277)Males (N 11,041)50%45%40% 0.2330%0.210.2935%81 Figure 1b. Arizona Medical Marijuana Licensed Qualifying Patient Characteristics by Gender and Age(N 16,026)Females (N 6,347)Males (N 9,679)50%45%40% 70.2330%0.210.2935%81
Figure 2a. Arizona Medical Marijuana Applications Received- Caregivers Characteristics by Gender and Age(N 130)Females (N 42)Males (N 935%0.280.3340%71-8081 Figure 2b. Arizona Medical Marijuana Licensed Caregivers Characteristics by Gender and Age(N 99)Females (N 32)Males (N 10%0.0315%0.120.1320%81
Table 4a. Arizona Medical Marijuana Applications Received- Patient Medical Conditions ProfilePatient medical condition profile of ApplicationsReceived ¶Alzheimer’sCachexiaCancerChronic PainCrohn's DiseaseGlaucomaHepatitis CHIV/AIDSMuscle SpasmsNauseaPost-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)SclerosisSeizuresTwo Or More ConditionsTOTAL¶UniqueTotalsPercent .22%0.01%0.65%4.81%100.00%debilitating conditionsTable 4b. Arizona Medical Marijuana Licensed Qualifying Patients Medical Conditions ProfilePatient medical condition profile of hronic PainCrohn's DiseaseGlaucomaHepatitis CHIV/AIDSMuscle SpasmsNauseaPost-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)SclerosisSeizuresTwo Or More ConditionsTOTAL¶Uniquedebilitating conditions10TotalsPercent %0.01%0.62%4.84%100.00%
Table 5a. Arizona Medical Marijuana Applications Received for Applicants Seeking Authorization toCultivateApplications Received for cardholders withcultivation statusQualifying patients (n 18,318)TotalsPercent total1770.97%Table 5b. Arizona Medical Marijuana Licensed Qualifying Patients and Designated Caregivers Authorized forCultivationApproved cardholders cultivation statusQualifying patients (n 16,026)TotalsPercent total1771.10%Table 7a. Type and Amount of Transactions at Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in 2018 to DateType of Transaction†MarijuanaMarijuana EdibleMarijuana OtherTotal Marijuana Sold†AmountsOunces 772.58453.74547.9111,774.23have been rounded and may not added to exact totalsFigure 5. Transactions and Amount of Marijuana Sold in 2018 by MonthTotal Sales (in Pounds)130002019 0011Total # of TransactionsAmount of Marijuana Sold (in Pounds)12000
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