Referrals & Physicians
Admission
criteria.
Inpatient rehabilitation is appropriate for patients who need hospital-level rehabilitation care. Our clinical team reviews every referral individually. The guidelines below help determine whether a patient is a strong fit.
General Guidelines
What makes a patient
appropriate.
Medical necessity
The patient requires close physician oversight and an interdisciplinary team during their rehabilitation stay.
Ability to participate
The patient can tolerate and benefit from an intensive therapy program of generally three or more hours per day.
Multiple therapy needs
The patient needs two or more therapy disciplines, one of which is typically physical or occupational therapy.
Realistic goals
There is an expectation of measurable improvement and a safe, supported return toward home and community.
Conditions We Treat
Diagnoses we
commonly admit.
This list is not exhaustive. When in doubt, contact a clinical liaison. We are glad to review any case.
- Neurological disorders
- Brain injury
- Spinal cord injury
- Stroke recovery
- Hip fracture
- Joint replacement
- Major multiple trauma
- Amputation
- Severe rheumatoid arthritis
- Advanced osteoarthritis
