Welcome to Whitney Medical
For nearly 4 decades Dr. Jesse Mangone, has been treating and offering medical care in patients with diabetes, hypertension, weight control, workers compensation claims, metabolic syndrome and a myriad of other health issues that impact his patients daily lives. Now, Dr. Mangone is also qualified to prescribe medical marijuana in NJ to patients in need who meet the strict criteria.
It is Dr Mangone’s philosophy to integrate traditional medicine and procedures along with alternative remedies. Thousands of years of positive results can not be overlooked now that the State has approved the use of medical marijuana. The history of marijuana for medical purposes dates back thousands of years. History shows it was used by many ancient cultures such as the Middle Eastern, Chinese, Egyptian, Indian and Grecian.
Contact our medical office to discuss the possibilities of managing your pain and illness through medical marijuana and see if you can join countless other who have finally experienced relief from their ailments.
How can you Qualify for Medical Marijuana
Under the New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act, medical marijuana in NJ is now legal. Whitney Medical is registered with the state of New Jersey to provide this treatment when clinically indicated. Only certain patients are qualified to receive a certification. If you suffer from any of the following conditions, you may be a candidate for.
Under New Jersey law, only registered physicians can evaluate you and if you meet the specific criteria, certify you to use medical marijuana. The certification is valid for three months. At the end of that period, you must be re-evaluated. If the quality of your life has improved, you may have the certification renewed.
After you complete your registration process you can visit an authorized medical marijuana dispensary for a consultaion wherein the staff at the dispensary will show you the strains available that may benefit your specific condition.
While legal for medical purposes in New Jersey, the Federal Government still considers marijuana a Schedule I drug. For this reason, health insurance will not cover the costs of your doctors visit and medical marijuana.
Dr. Mangone takes time to listen to what you have to say. He is interested how your life is doing better after visiting him. Dr. Mangone also educates you on quite a few new concepts about the body. I'm so glad I chose him to go to.
Kathleen Cavallo
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