Utah Code Title 64. State Institutions § 64-13-25.1. Medication assisted treatment plan

(a) shall be an oral, short-acting medication unless the chief administrative officer or other medical personnel who is familiar with the inmate's medication assisted treatment plan determines that a long-acting, non-oral medication will provide a greater benefit to the individual receiving treatment;

(b) may be administered to an inmate under the direction of the chief administrative officer of the correctional facility;

(c) may, as funding permits, be paid for by the department or the Department of Health and Human Services; and

(d) may be left or stored at a correctional facility at the discretion of the chief administrative officer of the correctional facility.

(a) had an active medication assisted treatment plan within the six months preceding commitment to the custody of the department;

(b) continued a medication assisted treatment plan following commitment to the custody of the department; and

(c) discontinued a medication assisted treatment plan prior to, at the time of, or after commitment to the custody of the department and, as available, the type of medication discontinued and the reason for the discontinuation.