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Michigan Mental Health Code Chapter 7 -- Recipient Rights

 

 

 

 

LCCMHA RECIPIENT RIGHTS TRAININGS

02/27/24 – 9:00AM - Recipient Rights Live ZOOM Training for NEW employees only. No registration required. Join us at https://zoom.us/j/97336175346  Meeting ID: 973 3617 5346

 

03/04/24 - 9:00AM - Recipient Rights Live ZOOM Training for NEW employees only. No registration required. Join us at https://zoom.us/j/93327832358 Meeting ID: 933 2783 2358

 

03/25/24 - 9:00AM Face to Face Training for NEW employees only.  Training at 2280 Grand River Ave, Howell. Registration required. Call 517-861-6074 to register.

 

04/08/24 - 9:00AM - Recipient Rights Live ZOOM Training for NEW employees only. No registration required. Join us at https://zoom.us/j/97173155199 Meeting ID: 971 7315 5199

 
04/29/24 - 9:00AM Face to Face Training for NEW employees only.  Training at 2280 Grand River Ave, Howell. Registration required. Call 517-861-6074 to register.
 

Annual REFRESHER Rights Training -- https://cmhpsm.learnworlds.com/


ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS

When you receive services from Community Mental Health Services of Livingston County, your rights are protected by Michigan's Mental Health Code and other laws.

To ensure excellence in care:

We regularly ask those we serve whether or not they are satisfied with the care received.

We act within 30 days upon receiving that information.

We report both compliments and concerns to our Quality Improvement Steering Committee and to our Board.

At the Quality Improvement Program, we listen to you and take action to ensure your satisfaction. In addition, we're guided by national standards of excellence and use those standards to continually improve programs and enhance service.

We are dedicated to supporting and protecting your rights. When you receive our services, you have the right to a written Plan of Service, or treatment plan, which meets your individual needs. The process of creating this plan should involve you and be centered on your needs and desires.

You have the right:

to be treated with dignity and respect.

to be in a safe and clean treatment environment.

to be protected from abuse.

Once a treatment plan has been developed, you have the right:

to consent, or make your own decision about your treatment.

to have information about you and your treatment kept private and confidential, as required by law.

If a decision has been made that you disagree with, you may be able to file an appeal.

 

 

 

 

 

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