Michigan HB5196 mandates mental health screenings and treatment for incarcerated individuals, focusing on post-traumatic prison disorder and HIV.

Michigan HB5196 requires the Department of Corrections to screen incarcerated individuals for mental health disorders, including post-traumatic prison disorder, every six months. If a significant diagnosis is identified, the department must provide appropriate treatment and services. The bill also mandates prerelease mental health discharge plans for those receiving mental health services. Additionally, it requires HIV testing upon arrival at a state correctional facility and outlines procedures for handling positive test results, including housing and counseling.

Michigan HB5196 mandates mental health screenings and treatment for incarcerated individuals, focusing on post-traumatic prison disorder and HIV.

Michigan HB5196 requires the Department of Corrections to screen incarcerated individuals for mental health disorders, including post-traumatic prison disorder, every six months. If a significant diagnosis is identified, the department must provide appropriate treatment and services. The bill also mandates prerelease mental health discharge plans for those receiving mental health services. Additionally, it requires HIV testing upon arrival at a state correctional facility and outlines procedures for handling positive test results, including housing and counseling.