Healthcare Rights For Detainees

Summary

Healthcare cannot be denied based on behavior unless its imminently dangerous. Involuntary commitment involves court hearings and legal representation. Detention facilities must provide necessary medical care. Investigate healthcare denial by reviewing your insurance policy and requesting a detailed explanation. Consult a healthcare lawyer if needed.

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Iredell county NC
In North Carolina:
- Healthcare cannot be outright denied due to behavior unless it's imminently dangerous.
- There are procedures for involuntary commitment if one poses a threat.
- A patient's rights advocate can be contacted for more guidance.
Do you have anymore insight on this
In North Carolina:
- Involuntary commitment involves court hearings and legal representation.
- The person has the right to communicate with an attorney and a mental health advocate.
- The person should be evaluated by a physician within * hours of commitment.
- If the person doesn't need inpatient care, outpatient commitment can be ordered.
If a person is deemed a terrorist but are an american citizen can they be denied healthcare?
In the U.S, including North Carolina:
- Healthcare cannot be denied based on one's legal status or accusations.
- However, detention facilities must provide necessary medical care for detainees.
- For specific legal advice, contacting a local attorney would be beneficial.
Can i investigate my healthcare denial myself
Yes, you can investigate your healthcare denial yourself. Here are some steps you can take:
- Review your insurance policy.
- Request a detailed explanation for the denial.
- Compare the denial reason with your policy details.
- Consult with a healthcare lawyer if needed.