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What happens during a 72-hour psych hold in California?

The typical psych hold involves monitoring and evaluation of the patient to determine if they need more long-term treatment for their mental illness. The process is as follows: The patient arrives and answers questions about themselves and their symptoms. The hospital staff will provide the patient with new clothing.

What is the difference between 5150 and 72-hour hold?

Can I Refuse a 5150 Hold? Once a 5150 hold is initiated by a qualified officer or clinician, you cannot directly refuse it. However, you can contest the hold and seek legal representation.

What is a DHCS 1801 form?

DHCS 1801 (MH 302): Application for up to 72-Hour Assessment, Evaluation, and Crisis Intervention or Placement for Evaluation and Treatment.

What is a 72-hour hold in California?

In California, law enforcement officers and mental health professionals can place a patient on an emergency 72-hour hold, or 5150, if, due to a mental illness, they are determined to pose a danger to themselves (DTS), a danger to others (DTO), or they are gravely disabled (GD).

Is a 72-hour hold the same as being committed?

The name 5150 hold originated simply from the section number of a California state law that pertains to the involuntary treatment of mentally disordered people. This allows certain professionals to initiate a 72-hour observation period for mentally distressed individuals in approved facilities.