Michigan HB4412 revises procedures for involuntary mental health treatment, including duration limits and conditions for hospitalization and assisted.

Michigan HB4412 amends the state's mental health code to modify procedures for involuntary mental health treatment. It sets specific duration limits for initial, second, and continuing orders of hospitalization and assisted outpatient treatment. For instance, an initial order for hospitalization cannot exceed 60 days, while a second order for hospitalization cannot exceed 90 days. The bill also outlines conditions under which a court may modify or extend treatment orders, ensuring that treatment plans are reviewed and adjusted as necessary.

Michigan HB4412 revises procedures for involuntary mental health treatment, including duration limits and conditions for hospitalization and assisted.

Michigan HB4412 amends the state's mental health code to modify procedures for involuntary mental health treatment. It sets specific duration limits for initial, second, and continuing orders of hospitalization and assisted outpatient treatment. For instance, an initial order for hospitalization cannot exceed 60 days, while a second order for hospitalization cannot exceed 90 days. The bill also outlines conditions under which a court may modify or extend treatment orders, ensuring that treatment plans are reviewed and adjusted as necessary.