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BOP Program Statement 6010.03 § 2

HOSPITALIZATION IN A SUITABLE FACILITY

activein force · 2011-08-12 – presentact-effective-date

§ 549.41 Hospitalization in a suitable facility.

As used in 18 U.S.C. Chapter 313 and this subpart, “hospitalization in a suitable

facility” includes the Bureau’s designation of inmates to medical referral centers

or correctional institutions that provide the required care or treatment.

P6010.03 07/13/2011 Federal Regulations from 28 CFR: this type. Implementing instructions: this type. 2

“Hospitalization in a suitable facility” does not require the inmate to be placed in a Medical

Referral Center (MRC). Inmates who are medically compliant may not require housing at a MRC

if an institution can capably meet their psychiatric needs.

“Hospitalization” refers only to the designation of an inmate for psychiatric care or treatment.

Psychiatric care or treatment does not refer to either the voluntary or involuntary use of

psychiatric medication.

History

PS 6010.03 dated 2011-08-12

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Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
77200501438c3ab3428b23cb63b227e2916aa8fe1703b8d08f923bcce4fe732b
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