Michigan's assisted outpatient treatment toolkit

Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) is a court-ordered program designed for individuals with serious mental illness who need ongoing support but may not voluntarily seek or comply with treatment. This community-focused approach provides necessary mental health care to prevent hospitalization or incarceration. AOT orders can include a variety of services, such as medication management, therapy, and case management, and are designed to ensure that individuals receive the necessary care to manage their mental health conditions effectively.

This toolkit is a resource for anyone interested in learning about AOT in Michigan. The content provides comprehensive insights into AOT processes and systems across the state.

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