Which statement about rights notices during a hold is correct?

• A. Rights to medical records only
• B. Notice of rights, access to an attorney or advocate, and the right to a review hearing
• C. No notices required
• D. Financial obligations related to hold

Answer: (D)

When someone is placed on an involuntary hold, they must be given a clear rights notice. The essential components are the notice itself, access to an attorney or advocate, and the right to a review hearing to challenge or review the hold. This ensures the person understands their protections and how to obtain representation and a chance to have the hold reconsidered. Statements that limit rights to only medical records, claim no notices are required, or focus on financial obligations do not reflect the protections in place during a hold. Therefore, the accurate choice is the one that includes the rights notice, access to an attorney or advocate, and the right to a review hearing.