HB 2436 Arizona House · 57th Legislature - Second Regular Session

mental health evaluations; health professionals

HB 2436 is a definitional bill that amends Arizona law to clarify key terms used in mental health evaluations. It defines specific concepts like "danger to self" (including suicide threats meeting certain criteria), "grave disability" (inability to meet basic needs due to mental disorder), "admitting officer" (designated mental health professionals), and "authorized transporter" (certified ambulance or behavioral health transport providers). These definitions standardize terminology for use in court proceedings, evaluations, and treatment decisions under Arizona's mental health laws. The bill does not create new policies but ensures consistent application of existing procedures for individuals undergoing mental health evaluations.
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Introduced Jan 20, 2026 Last action Jan 21, 2026
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