Discharge Criteria
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Patient achieves the goals of the program and/or is ready to progress to a higher level of care such as vocational training/intervention.
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Patient no longer requires the intensive treatments provided by the Neurological Day Treatment Program.
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Patient demonstrates minimal to no improvements within the established time period. This takes into consideration illness, short-term absences and patient compliance to program.
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Patient has received maximum benefit of therapy.
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Patient experiences medical problems or other complications during the program that prevent them from benefiting from continued service.
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Patient/family self discharge.
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Physician discharges patient.
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Patient is unable to comply with recommendations.
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Patient’s behavior disrupts others’ treatment and accommodations are ineffective.
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Appropriate environment for non-program hours is no longer available.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call the Day Treatment Program Nurse Case Manager at 544-3287.
For more information:
Mission Statement
Goals and Objectives
Program Criteria
Continued Stay Criteria
Home Work School Reintegration
How the Program Works
Therapeutic Groups
What to expect and General Information
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