Rhode Island § 40.1-5.3-2 § 40.1-5.3-2. Transfers between state-operated hospitals.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 40.1-5.3-2 — § 40.1-5.3-2. Transfers between state-operated hospitals.

Rhode Island § 40.1-5.3-2

Title 40.1Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals

Ch. 40.1-5.3Incompetency to Stand Trial and Persons Adjudged Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 40.1-5.3-2 (2026).

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§ 40.1-5.3-2. Transfers between state-operated hospitals.
Whenever any person committed, transferred, or removed to either the Rhode Island
            state psychiatric hospital or the Eleanor Slater hospital to the facility provided
            for in § 40.1-5.3-1 shall have recovered his or her mental health sufficiently, the director may, upon
            request of the chief executive officer or the chief medical officer of either state-operated
            hospital, discharge the person from the first hospital and then admit the person to
            the general units of either the Rhode Island state psychiatric hospital or Eleanor
            Slater hospital, as the case may be.
         

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§ 40.1-5.3-2. Transfers between state-operated hospitals.

Whenever any person committed, transferred, or removed to either the Rhode Island state psychiatric hospital or the Eleanor Slater hospital to the facility provided for in § 40.1-5.3-1 shall have recovered his or her mental health sufficiently, the director may, upon request of the chief executive officer or the chief medical officer of either state-operated hospital, discharge the person from the first hospital and then admit the person to the general units of either the Rhode Island state psychiatric hospital or Eleanor Slater hospital, as the case may be.