Requires involuntary commitment of certain individuals who have been administered opioid antidotes.
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This bill requires the involuntary commitment of individuals who have been administered opioid antidotes. It amends the existing law regarding involuntary commitment by specifically including individuals who have recently received an opioid antidote as ‘dangerous to self.’ The bill defines ‘opioid antidote’ as naloxone hydrochloride or similar drugs approved by the FDA. This aims to ensure individuals experiencing opioid overdose receive appropriate treatment and support.
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