A home admission program for patients who have experienced a decline in function or who were unable to participate in intensive rehabilitation earlier in their recovery. The patient, a family member or a healthcare professional can refer. For teens and adults.

Acute rehabilitation for people with brain injuries, strokes and other conditions. Provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech/language pathology under the direction of a physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor. Social work, recreation therapy, rehabilitation nursing and medical psychology are part of the inpatient team. For teens and adults.

Inpatient complex care for adults with traumatic brain injuries and stroke. Coma recovery, wound care, postsurgical complications, occupational,speech and physical therapies, orthopedic treatment. 1:3 nurse/patient ratio. For adults.

Interdisciplinary medical staff includes on-site physiatrist, nurses, therapists (physical, occupational and speech), dietician, case manager, and pharmacist. Rehabilitation diagnoses include traumatic/non-traumatic brain injury, strokes, burns and other neurological and orthopedic disorders. For adults.