Michigan SB1116 modifies the investigation process for mental health recipient rights violations.

Michigan SB1116 amends the investigation process for mental health recipient rights violations. It mandates that investigations begin immediately upon complaint submission, with a written status report every 30 days. The investigation must conclude within 90 days, unless external agencies delay it. The office must use a preponderance of evidence to determine if a right was violated. Upon investigation completion, a written report is issued, including allegations, issues, findings, conclusions, and recommendations. The office may reopen investigations with new evidence.

Michigan SB1116 modifies the investigation process for mental health recipient rights violations.

Michigan SB1116 amends the investigation process for mental health recipient rights violations. It mandates that investigations begin immediately upon complaint submission, with a written status report every 30 days. The investigation must conclude within 90 days, unless external agencies delay it. The office must use a preponderance of evidence to determine if a right was violated. Upon investigation completion, a written report is issued, including allegations, issues, findings, conclusions, and recommendations. The office may reopen investigations with new evidence.