Senate Bill 630: Revise Involuntary Commitment (IVC) Laws to Improve Behavioral Health became law June 22, 2018. With overwhelming bipartisan support, SB 630 provides a comprehensive update to be in line with best practices for involuntary commitment, voluntary treatment, and outpatient commitment.
What do these changes mean for you and your patients? Click below to learn more.
NCHA is not a healthcare provider and does not provide patient care or advice. If you are a patient or family member and have questions about the involuntary commitment process, please contact your local LME/MCO. If you or someone you know are experiencing a behavioral health crisis, find the best place for treatment in your county. Call 911 if this is a medical or life-threatening emergency and ask whether a CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) officer is available.
