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\u201cKendra's Law\u201d (§9.60 of the Mental Hygiene Law) mandates mental health services for a small number of individuals who have difficulty engaging in rehabilitation and can pose a risk to themselves or others in the community.
The Assisted Outpatient Treatment program (AOT) was created by Kendra's law. Kendra's law states that people with serious mental illness who are a danger to themselves or others can be court-ordered to participate in mental health treatment.
AOT Laws allow courts to order certain individuals with brain disorders to comply with treatment while living in the community. It also\u2014very importantly\u2013 allows the courts to commit the mental health system to providing the treatment. This court-ordered treatment is called assisted outpatient treatment.
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+ WHO REQUESTS AOT To request an AOT investigation, the referring party must be: Anyone 18 or older with whom the person is living. A parent, spouse or child of the person who is 18 or older. The director of any agency providing mental health services to the person.
The Assisted Outpatient Treatment program (AOT) was created by Kendra's law. Kendra's law states that people with serious mental illness who are a danger to themselves or others can be court-ordered to participate in mental health treatment.
A person must meet all of these conditions to be eligible for AOT: 18 or older. Has a mental illness. Mental health condition getting substantially worse. Unlikely to survive safely in the community without supervision. Needs the program to prevent serious harm to themselves or others.
The statute permits the temporary removal of an individual subject to an AOT order, if the individual is non-compliant with treatment, efforts to solicit compliance have failed, and a physician determines that as a result the individual may be in need of inpatient care and treatment.
Assisted outpatient treatment (AOT) is court-ordered treatment (including medication) for individuals with severe mental illness who meet strict legal criteria, e.g., they have a history of medication noncompliance.