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Residential Treatment Program

The Residential Treatment Program (RTP) is a prison-based treatment unit for mentally ill prisoners who require a sheltered environment offering psychosocial rehabilitation and on-unit mental health staff. A small number of Secure Status RTP beds are designated in the system for prisoners who meet the RTP admission criteria but require more secure confinement due to dangerous antisocial behavior that is not directly related to mental illness.
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