"SOME" Pot patients get state reprieve Pot patients get state reprieve after questions about their docs By Kirk Mitchell The Denver Post Posted: 11/11/2010 01:00:00 AM MST About 2,000 people who were recently notified that their state applications for Colorado medical marijuana cards were rejected because their doctors weren't eligible to refer them for the drug got a temporary reprieve Wednesday from the state. Ann Hause, an attorney for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, said the patients can continue to get marijuana until rules governing which doctors can prescribe marijuana are formalized. Hause, who appeared Wednesday at a meeting of the Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee, said hearings on the issue likely won't begin until March. "They are in limbo. I can easily think that people would be confused," said Mark Salley, spokesman for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. The confusion ste...
Updated October 24, 2026 · Marijuana Connections · Originally published August 23, 2023 The best reputation management service for a dispensary depends on the problem: a disputed review, an unwanted search result, an owner's privacy concern, or a growing queue of customer feedback. This guide compares 15 agencies and software providers, explains their likely fit, and flags customer criticisms that deserve a closer look before you sign. Where to start: For specific harmful URLs, compare Defamation Defenders, Online Reputation Repair, Erase.com and Reputation Resolutions. For broader search and communications work, consider Status Labs, RMC, NetReputation or WebiMax. For routine reviews across locations, compare ReviewTrackers, Birdeye, Reputation and SOCi. GrowthMJ publishes a cannabis-specific reputation service. These are fit-based shortlists, not performance scores. Confirm cannabis eligibility, your exact platforms, the work included and the billing terms directly with ...