Get information about the rights of patients in mental health facilities
Mental Health Association of Alameda County (MHAAC)
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The Patients' Rights Advocacy Program responds to questions and complaints from patients and residents of psychiatric hospitals or facilities, halfway houses, and care homes who feel their rights have been denied with respect to issues including involuntary detention, medication, rights while hospitalized, least restrictive alternatives, and conservatorship.
Available
| Monday - Friday | 9 am - 5 pm |
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Call before arriving in person to confirm hours during COVID-19.
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ADA accessibleYes
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citizenshipNo requirements
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communitiesAvailable to everyone
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freeYes
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County residents onlyAlameda
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Eligibility descriptionThose with questions or concerns about the treatment of a client receiving mental health services in Alameda County.
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countiesAlameda
What to do next
Call 800-734-2504
If you have questions or concerns about your treatment or the treatment of someone you know while in a mental health facility, call toll-free within Alameda county.
Outside of Alameda county, call 510-835-2505.
Email mail@mhaac.org
(General Information)
If you have questions or concerns about your treatment or the treatment of someone you know while in a mental health facility, email the Mental Health Association of Alameda County.
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Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm Sat - Sun Closed
Call before arriving in person to confirm hours during COVID-19.
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