OK HB3587

Amends Oklahoma mental health law (43A O.S. 2021, Section 5-416) to authorize court-ordered outpatient treatment as an alternative to hospitalization for individuals meeting commitment criteria

Reduces mandatory treatment review period from annually to every 90 days, with status hearings requiring 72-hour advance notice to parties; individuals under court-ordered outpatient treatment or parties listed in Section 5-410 may request status hearings

Requires district attorneys to present treatment plans developed by Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services-certified community mental health centers, with plans created in coordination with the person, their advocates, legal guardians, and treatment team

Prohibits forcible administration of medication for court-ordered outpatient treatment and requires consideration of mental health advance directives when developing treatment plans

Effective date: November 1, 2026