Client Rights

• Participate in decisions about your care and treatment.

• Receive respectful and dignified care that respects your culture, language, and beliefs.

• Receive services free from discrimination.

• Refuse medications, tests, or treatments and be informed of risks and benefits.

• Know the names and credentials of professionals providing services.

• Receive services that meet your needs.

• Be referred if the agency cannot meet your needs.

• Receive care in the least restrictive and safe environment.

• Be free from abuse, neglect, and improper restraint or seclusion.

• Have your records kept confidential according to federal and state law.

• Create medical or psychiatric advance directives.

• Request another provider when available.

If you believe your rights have been violated, you may file a complaint with the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration (BHA): https://bha.colorado.gov/help/submit-a-complaint

If you are experiencing a crisis call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

If you are in immediate danger call 911.

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