Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-21-503 - Voluntary Admission for Evaluation
A. An
application for voluntary evaluation pursuant to A.R.S. §
36-522 shall be submitted on
AHCCCS form MH-103, Titled "Application for Voluntary Evaluation," set forth in
Exhibit D to a mental health agency.
B. If a health plan receives an application
according to subsection (A), the health plan shall provide for such evaluation
under A.R.S. §
36-522 for any individual who:
1. Voluntarily makes application as provided
in subsection (A);
2. Gives
informed consent; and
3. Has not
been adjudicated as an incapacitated person pursuant to A.R.S. Title 14,
Chapter 5, or Title 36, Chapter 5.
C. Any mental health agency, which is not a
health plan under
R9-21-501, that receives an
application for voluntary evaluation shall immediately refer the individual to:
1. The county responsible for voluntary
evaluations; or
2. If the county
has contracted with a health plan for voluntary evaluations, the appropriate
health plan.
D. Any
mental health agency providing voluntary evaluation services pursuant to this
Article shall place in the medical record of the individual to be evaluated the
following:
1. A completed copy of the
application for voluntary treatment;
2. A completed informed consent form pursuant
to R9-21-511; and
3. A written statement of the individual's
present mental condition.
E. Voluntary evaluation shall proceed only
after the individual to be evaluated has given informed consent on AHCCCS form
MH-103 and received information that the patient-physician privilege does not
apply and that the evaluation may result in a petition for the individual to
undergo court-ordered treatment or for guardianship in the method prescribed by
A.R.S. §
36-522.
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