A forensic hospital is a specialized medical institution that provides assessment and treatment of people with a mental illness who have offended or are at risk of offending. These hospitals are high-cost, low-volume institutions that are required to provide both therapeutic and safe environments. Forensic hospitals are typically maximum-security facilities that house patients who are deemed criminally insane, pre-trial detainees unfit to stand trial, or convicted defendants granted an insanity plea. These hospitals are designed to provide recovery-focused treatment with the goal of successful rehabilitation and a safer community. Forensic mental health services provide a range of treatments and interventions from a multidisciplinary team in hospitals, prisons, youth justice centers, and the community. Some examples of forensic hospitals include Kirby Forensic Psychiatric Center in New York City and Ann Klein Forensic Center in New Jersey.