We are bound by law and rule about to whom we may release a copy of a birth or a death certificate. We’re happy that you found what you were looking for.

Under the voter-passed initiative, the Department is not allowed to share any information about dispensaries except to registered cardholders. You can email m2programsupport@azdhs.gov with your registration number and staff will help you.

Hello, you can still find the databases for most licensed facilities on the website at: http://azdhs.gov/als/databases/

Thanks for writing. This is a good point and something that we are linvestigating. We are evaluating all of the possibilities with our IT department at this time and may be changing it in the future.

Without a better explanation, we can’t help you much. You can search facilites by name, address or zip code through azcarecheck.com or you can download the full listing of each type of facility from the facility and provider listings. We haven’t made any changes to our listings recently. Feel free to call 602-542-1094 if we can help you though an issue.

Thank you for your feedback.

Maybe something like, “That’s an interesting idea, but we do not have that type of service available at the state right now. The state’s procurement system is set up through https://Procureaz.gov. You can always check there for new information.”

Depending on when you ordered the copy of the death certificate, it may be on its way. The average processing time for applications submitted through the mail is 7-10 business days from the date the application is received by Vital Records. You are welcome to call our customer service to check on the status of your order: 602-364-1300.

Thanks for thinking about reporting it. In Arizona, health inspections of restaurants are handled by the counties. Please consider filing a complaint with Maricopa County Environmental Services – here’s a link to the website:

http://www.maricopa.gov/EnvSvc/Complaints/Forms/ComplaintInput.aspx

Thank you for the compliment. Which document request webpage are you on? Perhaps we can replicate it in our areas of the departmetn.

The Provider Manual Attachment 7.5.4 was replaced a few years ago from the preamble to the Substance Abuse Disorders Qualifying Diagnoses Table. The Qualifying Diagnoses Table is utilized to identify the Behavioral Health Category Assignment (see the Demographic and Outcomes Data Set User Guide) of individuals who are being served in the public behavioral health system. The Behavioral Health Category Assignment is part of the Demographic data that the Division of Behavioral Health Services uses to create numerous reports, which may include descriptions of the populations served within the public behavioral health system and the services being utilized by these populations.

That’s an interesting suggestion. At this time we do not have any plans to provide that service. Depending on when you ordered the copy of your birth certificate, it may be on its way. The average processing time for applications submitted through the mail is 15 to 20 business days from the date the application is received by Vital Records. You are welcome to call our customer service to check on the status of your order: 602-364-1300.

We appreciate your feedback. When the voter initiative was passed to begin the Medical Marijuana program in Arizona, there was no money provided. Prices were set to prevent all taxpayers from paying the cost for those who use the program. The department does not have any jurisdiction concerning the cost at dispensaries or whether insurance pays for marijuana.

We cannot tell exactly what you mean from the limited amount of information – we will conatct you by email.

There was never any state money tied to the medical marijuana program. All the money has been generated from card holders and dispensary applications. The provision you may have been remembering was the discounted card fee for people who received SNAP benefits.

All of the application process is online – a cardholder may have information in his or her email that will help identify the card number. They can also write to m2programsupport@azdhs.gov for help.

The law passed by voters does not allow us to post the location of dispensaries. The infomration is avialbe to cardholders. Please write to m2programsupport@azdhs.gov and requset a list.

There are actually 11 open dispensaries in the state. Qualifying patients can get a list of the open dispensaries by writing to m2programsupport@azdhs.gov

Under teh voter approved initiative, we are not allowed to disclose information about the dispensaries to anyone except cardholders. You can write to m2programsupport and we will email a list to you if you are a cardholder.