You have a right to recognized psychiatric and medical treatment. This right includes receiving information regarding risks, side effects, and anticipated benefits of all medications and treatments You have a right to be informed regarding methods for resolving possible violations of your rights You may seek advice and assistance from the Client Advocacy Program. The telephone number is posted in the lobby You may contact an attorney of your choice. In exercising your rights, you may not infringe on the rights of others. You also have certain basic responsibilities and you have a right to know what is expected of you.
Advocacy groups are available in each of the three counties.