Establishes the process for involuntary treatment of substance use disorder in West Virginia.

West Virginia HB4826 outlines the process for involuntary treatment of individuals suffering from substance use disorder. It establishes the patient's rights, criteria for involuntary treatment, and the procedures for petitions and hearings. The bill mandates that a respondent must present an imminent threat to self, family, or others due to substance use disorder to qualify for involuntary treatment. It also details the court's role in examining the petitioner, ordering examinations by qualified health professionals, and setting hearings.

Establishes the process for involuntary treatment of substance use disorder in West Virginia.

West Virginia HB4826 outlines the process for involuntary treatment of individuals suffering from substance use disorder. It establishes the patient's rights, criteria for involuntary treatment, and the procedures for petitions and hearings. The bill mandates that a respondent must present an imminent threat to self, family, or others due to substance use disorder to qualify for involuntary treatment. It also details the court's role in examining the petitioner, ordering examinations by qualified health professionals, and setting hearings.