Inpatient rehabilitation hospital
Intensive rehabilitation, built around function
Our 30-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital serves patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, neurological disease, amputation, spinal cord injury, orthopedic conditions, and medically complex illness.
The standard
Three hours of therapy a day, and a hospital behind it.
Inpatient rehabilitation is a hospital level of care. Patients receive at least three hours of skilled therapy each day, under the direction of a rehabilitation physician, supported by 24-hour rehabilitation nursing.
Because Lakeview is also a long term acute care hospital, medical complexity is not a barrier to admission. Ventilator support, dialysis, and complex wounds are managed on site — patients keep progressing instead of transferring out.
Conditions we treat
Diagnoses served
- Stroke
- Acquired & traumatic brain injury
- Spinal cord injury
- Amputation & prosthetic training
- Neurological disease and deficits
- Pulmonary disease deconditioning
- Complex orthopedic conditions
- Medically complex debility
Your team
One interdisciplinary team, one plan of care
Rehabilitation physician
Directs the plan of care and sees patients at least three days per week.
Rehabilitation nursing
Specialized 24-hour nursing that reinforces therapy goals across every shift.
Physical therapy
Mobility, strength, balance, gait training, and prosthetic training.
Occupational therapy
Self-care, upper extremity function, cognition, and home-task retraining.
Speech-language pathology
Communication, cognition, voice, and swallowing evaluation and treatment.
Neuropsychology & behavioral health
Cognitive and behavioral assessment, coping, and family support.
Case management
One coordinator owning insurance authorization, family updates, and discharge.
Respiratory & pharmacy
In-house support so medical complexity never interrupts therapy.
The rehabilitation journey
From referral to home
- 01
Assessment
A clinical liaison reviews records and completes a pre-admission assessment, often the same day.
- 02
Admission
The rehab physician sets an individualized plan with measurable functional goals.
- 03
Intensive therapy
At least three hours of therapy per day, five to six days per week, coordinated across disciplines.
- 04
Family training
Caregivers train alongside therapists so the transition home is practiced, not theoretical.
- 05
Discharge & follow-up
Home, outpatient therapy, or community living — with our outpatient clinic available after discharge.