HB 2706 — mental health; intensive treatment orders

Fifty-seventhHouse LegislatureEngrossed Healthmental andhealth; Human Services First Regular Session H.B.

intensive treatment orders State of Arizona House of Representatives Fifty-seventh Legislature First Regular Session HOUSE BILL 2706 PROPOSEDAN SENATEACT AMENDMENTSAMENDING TOTITLE H.B.36, CHAPTER 5, ARTICLE 5, ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES, BY ADDING SECTION 36-540.03;

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The bill as proposed to be amended is reprinted as follows:

[THE ORDER FOR INTENSIVE TREATMENT SERVICES SHALL INCLUDE ONLY TREATMENT SERVICES FOR WHICH THERE IS AN IDENTIFIED FUNDING SOURCE.] AN ORDER FOR INTENSIVE TREATMENT SERVICES SHALL INCORPORATE A WRITTEN INTENSIVE TREATMENT SERVICES PLAN THAT IS APPROVED BY THE COURT, PREPARED BY STAFF WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE PATIENT'S CASE HISTORY AND APPROVED BY THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF THE AGENCY OR ORGANIZATION DESIGNATED TO ADMINISTER AND SUPERVISE THE PATIENT'S TREATMENT PROGRAM.

Senate1. Amendments to H.B.

2706THE 1.PERSON RECEIVED TREATMENT IN THE PRECEDING TWENTY-FOUR MONTHS IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES AND FACILITIES, INCLUDING UNSECURED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SETTINGS WITH ON-SITE TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR SUPPORTIVE TREATMENT AND SUPERVISION BY STAFF WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TRAINING, AND THE TREATMENT WAS UNSUCCESSFUL OR IS NOT LIKELY TO BE SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT AN INTENSIVE TREATMENT ORDER DUE TO THE PERSON'S EXPRESSED OR DEMONSTRATED UNWILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE WITH TREATMENT.

THE PERSON RECEIVED TREATMENT IN THE PRECEDING TWENTY-FOUR MONTHS IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES AND FACILITIES, INCLUDING UNSECURED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SETTINGS WITH ON-SITE TWENTY-FOUR-HOUR SUPPORTIVE TREATMENT AND SUPERVISION BY STAFF WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TRAINING, AND THE TREATMENT WAS UNSUCCESSFUL OR [THE TREATMENT] IS NOT LIKELY TO BE SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT AN INTENSIVE TREATMENT ORDER DUE TO THE PERSON'S EXPRESSED OR DEMONSTRATED UNWILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE WITH TREATMENT.

(c)- RECURRENT1 PERIODS- OFH.B. HOMELESSNESS RESULTING FROM THE MENTAL DISORDER.

2706 (c) RECURRENT PERIODS OF HOMELESSNESS RESULTING FROM THE MENTAL DISORDER.

THE COURT MAY CHANGE OR MODIFY THE INTENSIVE TREATMENT SERVICES PLAN AT ANY -SUCH 2COMPLIANCE –HEARING SenateON AmendmentsMOTION toOF H.B.ANY PARTY OR ON THE COURT'S OWN MOTION.

2706 SUCH COMPLIANCE HEARING ON MOTION OF ANY PARTY OR ON THE COURT'S OWN MOTION.

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