Provides health care practitioners discretion to determine which medical conditions could qualify patients for use of medical cannabis.

S 3484 would allow licensed health care practitioners in New Jersey - including doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants - to use their professional judgment to determine which medical conditions qualify patients for medical cannabis, moving away from a fixed list of approved conditions. Currently, patients must have a condition explicitly listed in state law; this bill would expand eligibility by letting practitioners assess conditions they deem appropriate based on patient needs. The change directly affects patients seeking medical cannabis for conditions not currently covered and health care providers who would gain more flexibility in recommending treatment. The bill amends the existing medical cannabis law (P.L.2009, c.307) to replace the predefined list of qualifying conditions with a practitioner-driven standard.