In today's healthcare landscape, accessing specialized mental health laws of patient rights without breaking the bank is a challenge many face. Recognizing this gap, our service provides an affordable and specialized On Demand Case Consultation.

Sample of Questions DLH has been asked:

1.Can a California Mental Health Superior Court hold a 5250 certification review hearing without notifying or including the parents of a minor?

2. Is the 72 hour hold (WIC 5150) only for 72 hours? I have been here for 100 hours and still not released from the inpatient psych hospital

3. My child (minor, age 12) is on a 72 hour hold (WIC 5585) and the hospital says I can only visit on Saturdays and Wednesdays. She was admitted on Thursday. I want to see my child. She is crying she wants to go home.

4. Am I suppose to see my doctor everyday? I have been here for five days and only seen him once for 3 minutes.

5. My 12 year old daughter told her (online) therapist she wanted to kill herself. My daughter didn’t but was just expressing herself like Virgos do (dramatic). The therapist called the police and now my daughter is on a 72 hour hold in a psychic ER! It has been two days! The therapist even stated she knew my daughter was not in any danger (danger to self) but she was mandated to report. Can I report the therapist?

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How We Have Assisted Our Clients:

· Drafted professional licensing board complaints that resulted in responses within days.

· Assisted legal representation for clinicians and nurses during administrative reviews to defend their licenses.

· Provided clear, accurate answers regarding laws related to patient rights, including situations involving 5150 psychiatric holds.

· Conducted case reviews for attorneys.

· Attended meetings with parents to offer support and advocacy, including school IEP meetings and discussions with Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs).

· Reviewed IEP plans and provided tailored recommendations.

· Conducted HIPAA trainings and immediately responded to on demand questions.