Involuntary commitment

[Devosmajo]

Sorry for starting a new thread the other one was not open for another response

“Any person who has been admitted to receive inpatient or outpatient services for mental illness”

if I was an “informal“ patient did I receive inpatient or outpatient services?

 

[quincy]

Sorry for starting a new thread the other one was not open for another response

“Any person who has been admitted to receive inpatient or outpatient services for mental illness”

if I was an “informal“ patient did I receive inpatient or outpatient services?

You were not admitted to the hospital.

 

[Devosmajo]

i took an examination at the hospital

 

[quincy]

You said in your other thread that you were taken to the hospital after a friend called the police over concern for your mental health. You were “involuntarily detained” for assessment and evaluation, after which you were released. The hospital determined you did not need to be admitted for treatment.

I think it really is time you gave this a rest. If you find you can’t, then perhaps seeing a physician is a good idea.

 

[Devosmajo]

I’m sorry for my excessive questions. I just had great aspirations to work at a certain company and I was told their background check is extensive. So I just wanted to better understand what I went through

 

[quincy]

Here is a link to your other thread where the question you ask now was already addressed:
https://forum.freeadvice.com/threads/involuntary-commitment.659548/

A background check for employment, as you were previously told, will not show that you had a mental health examination/evaluation.