Michigan SB1119 amends mental health certification standards for community mental health services programs.
Michigan SB1119 amends the Michigan Mental Health Code to revise standards for certification and review of community mental health services programs. The bill mandates the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to promulgate rules establishing certification standards and review processes. It requires the department to conduct unannounced reviews in response to concerns about recipient health or safety. If a program does not substantially comply with standards, the department may deny certification or issue a provisional certification for up to six months.
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