Day Hospital

The Day Hospital is a transitional outpatient program for a patient who continues to benefit from intensive therapy up to 3 hours per day, but no longer requires overnight nursing cares, and whose family members have learned evening and night cares. Knapp's day hospital program is an all day program. However, it provides more flexibility than the comprehensive or brain injury inpatient programs. Patients in the day hospital program also go home in the late afternoon hours and return the following morning.

Multi-Service Outpatient Program

This service is for patients who continue to need and benefit from two or more therapies, but do not require these therapies more than once a day. These outpatient therapy services are usually scheduled two to three times a week either in the morning or the afternoon, but can also be daily.

Single-Service Outpatient Program

Single service is for outpatients who still require and benefit from one specific therapy. The patient is only seen by one therapy. The frequency of attending the therapy can range from once a week to several times a week.