AZ SB1310

Amends Arizona law to allow courts to order "enhanced treatment services" for patients found to be chronically resistant to treatment, as an initial or amended treatment order.

Enhanced treatment services plans must be approved by the court and medical director, include intensive case management with frequent in-person contact, stable housing, reliable transportation, and other necessary services to improve patient compliance.

Courts must advise patients in writing that noncompliance with enhanced treatment services plans is enforceable and may result in inpatient treatment orders and detention by peace officers.

Requires medical directors to report specific instances of noncompliance to the court at least every 60 days and allows courts to modify treatment plans at regular in-person or virtual appearances with the patient and treatment team.

Prohibits requiring patient consent to enhanced treatment services if the court finds the patient's mental disorder significantly impairs their capacity to make informed treatment decisions.