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The document OMH-10/99 outlines a legal procedure in the State of New York for authorizing assisted outpatient treatment under Mental Hygiene Law § 9.60. It includes an order to show cause, a petition by a petitioner (who may be a relative or mental health professional), and a physician's affirmation supporting the need for treatment due to the respondent's mental illness. The document details the criteria for such treatment, the necessity for supervision, and the proposed treatment plan, which may include medication and counseling services. A final order is issued if the court finds sufficient evidence that the respondent meets the criteria for assisted outpatient treatment.

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