Subdivision 1. Findings. In addition to the findings required under section 253B.09, subdivision 2, an order committing a person to a community-based treatment program must include:
(1) a written plan for services to the patient;
(2) a finding that the proposed treatment is available and accessible to the patient and that public or private financial resources are available to pay for the proposed treatment;
(3) conditions the patient must meet in order to obtain an early release from commitment or to avoid a hearing for further commitment; and
(4) consequences of the patient's failure to follow the commitment order. Consequences may include commitment to another setting for treatment.
Subd. 2. Case manager. When a court commits a patient with mental illness to a community-based treatment program, the court shall appoint a case manager from the county agency or other entity under contract with the county agency to provide case management services.
Subd. 3. Reports. The case manager shall report to the court at least once every 90 days. The case manager shall immediately report to the court a substantial failure of the patient or provider to comply with the conditions of the commitment.
Subd. 4. Modification of order. An order for community-based treatment may be modified upon agreement of the parties and approval of the court.
Subd. 5. Noncompliance. The case manager may petition for a reopening of the commitment hearing if a patient or provider fails to comply with the terms of an order for community-based treatment.
Subd. 6. Immunity from liability. No treatment facility, community-based treatment program, or person is financially liable, personally or otherwise, for the patient's actions if the facility or person follows accepted community standards of professional practice in the management, supervision, and treatment of the patient. For purposes of this subdivision, "person" means official, staff, employee of the treatment facility, community-based treatment program, physician, or other individual who is responsible for a patient's management, supervision, or treatment under this section.
1988 c 623 s 7; 1997 c 217 art 1 s 117; 1Sp2020 c 2 art 6 s 56-59
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 245 - 267 — Public Welfare And Related Activities
Chapter 253B — Civil Commitment
Section 253B.02 — Definitions.
Section 253B.03 — Rights Of Patients.
Section 253B.04 — Voluntary Treatment And Admission Procedures.
Section 253B.041 — Services For Engagement In Treatment.
Section 253B.045 — Temporary Confinement.
Section 253B.051 — Emergency Admission.
Section 253B.06 — Initial Assessment.
Section 253B.07 — Judicial Commitment; Preliminary Procedures.
Section 253B.08 — Judicial Commitment; Hearing Procedures.
Section 253B.09 — Decision; Standard Of Proof; Duration.
Section 253B.092 — Administration Of Neuroleptic Medication.
Section 253B.0921 — Access To Medical Records.
Section 253B.095 — Release Before Commitment.
Section 253B.097 — Community-based Treatment.
Section 253B.10 — Procedures Upon Commitment.
Section 253B.12 — Treatment Report; Review; Hearing.
Section 253B.13 — Duration Of Continued Commitment.
Section 253B.14 — Transfer Of Committed Persons.
Section 253B.141 — Authority To Detain And Transport A Missing Patient.
Section 253B.15 — Provisional Discharge; Partial Institutionalization.
Section 253B.16 — Discharge Of Committed Persons.
Section 253B.17 — Release; Judicial Determination.
Section 253B.18 — Persons Who Are Mentally Ill And Dangerous To The Public.
Section 253B.19 — Judicial Appeal Panel; Patients Who Are Mentally Ill And Dangerous To The Public.
Section 253B.20 — Discharge; Administrative Procedure.
Section 253B.21 — Commitment To An Agency Of The United States.
Section 253B.212 — Commitment; Red Lake Band Of Chippewa Indians; White Earth Band Of Ojibwe.
Section 253B.22 — Review Boards.
Section 253B.23 — General Provisions.
Section 253B.24 — Transmittal Of Data To National Instant Criminal Background Check System.