Hawaii Revised Statutes Division 1. Government § 334-60.7

(a) When the administrator, the administrator's deputy, or the attending physician of a psychiatric facility contemplates discharge of an involuntary patient because of expiration of the court order for commitment or because the patient is no longer a proper subject for commitment, as determined by the criteria for involuntary hospitalization in section 334-60.2, the administrator, the administrator's deputy, or the attending physician shall provide notice of intent to discharge, or if the patient voluntarily agrees to further hospitalization, the administrator, the administrator's deputy, or the attending physician shall provide notice of the patient's admission to voluntary inpatient treatment.  The following requirements and procedures shall apply:

(b) For civil commitments that do not result directly from legal proceedings under chapter 704 or 706, when the administrator, the administrator's deputy, or the attending physician of a psychiatric facility contemplates discharge of an involuntary patient, the administrator, the administrator's deputy, or the attending physician shall assess whether an assisted community treatment plan is indicated pursuant to section 334-123 and, if so indicated, may communicate with an aftercare provider as part of discharge planning, as appropriate.