Utah § 26B-5-507 Periodic review -- Discharge.

Utah Statutes

§ 26B-5-507 — Periodic review -- Discharge.

Utah § 26B-5-507

Title 26BUtah Health and Human Services Code

Ch. 26B-5Health Care - Substance Use and Mental Health

Part 26B-5-5Essential Treatment and Intervention

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Bluebook

Utah Code Ann. § 26B-5-507 (2026).

Text

A local substance abuse authority or an approved treatment facility or program that provides essential treatment shall:

(1)at least every 90 days after the day on which a patient is admitted, unless a court orders otherwise, examine or cause to be examined a patient who has been ordered to receive essential treatment;

(2)notify the patient and the patient's personal representative or guardian, if any, of the substance and results of the examination;

(3)discharge an essential treatment patient if the examination determines that the conditions justifying essential treatment and intervention no longer exist; and

(4)after discharging an essential treatment patient, send a report describing the reasons for discharge to the clerk of the court where the proceeding for essential treatment was

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A local substance abuse authority or an approved treatment facility or program that provides essential treatment shall:
(1) at least every 90 days after the day on which a patient is admitted, unless a court orders otherwise, examine or cause to be examined a patient who has been ordered to receive essential treatment;
(2) notify the patient and the patient's personal representative or guardian, if any, of the substance and results of the examination;
(3) discharge an essential treatment patient if the examination determines that the conditions justifying essential treatment and intervention no longer exist; and
(4) after discharging an essential treatment patient, send a report describing the reasons for discharge to the clerk of the court where the proceeding for essential treatment was held and to the patient's personal representative or guardian, if any.