Inpatient Rehabilitation
The St. Cloud Hospital Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit has provided comprehensive rehabilitation care in Central Minnesota for nearly 40 years.
Our 20-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility is designed to provide top quality rehabilitative care within a patient and family centered environment.
We offer support and education to patients and their families who have experienced:
- stroke
- traumatic brain injury
- spinal cord injury
- neurological impairments including multiple sclerosis
- mulitple traumas
- amputations
- orthopedic conditions
- and more
Our unit provides treatment that is overseen by our physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians. They lead a team of rehabilitation professionals including nationally certified registered nurses, highly skilled therapists, licensed social worker, psychologist, dietitian and others. The team works with each patient and family to develop a treatment plan for each patient's needs.
To learn more or for referral information, please contact our admissions team at (320) 255-5740.
Highly Recognized Care
We are pleased to be the first facility in Central Minnesota accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for our adult and inpatient rehabilitation programs.
Not only is our care highly recognized, but you can feel confident that you are receiving care at a Magnet-designated hospital — the highest international recognition for nursing excellence.
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Our Goals
The goals of St. Cloud Hospital Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit are simple:
- To help our patients lead a more independent life following an illness or injury, and
- To provide patients and their families with the support and education necessary to achieve and maintain the highest level of function following discharge from our unit
Questions When Choosing a Rehabilitation Facility
You or a family member should call or tour possible facilities and have the opportunity to get your questions answered before you make a decision. Among the possible questions to ask during a tour include:
- Does the facility specialize in rehabilitiation?
- Will I have a physiatrist (doctor specializing in rehabilitation)?
- How often will I see my physicians? Who are they?
- Does the facility have physicians available at all times?
- Does the facility have access to specialists?
- What happens in the case of an emergency?
- How many patients will my nursing team have? How many RNs are there? Are they certified?
- What types of therapy do you offer and how often will I receive them?
- What is the average length of stay for someone with my injury or condition?
- What are the outcomes of the facility? How many people are able to return home?
- Will my insurance cover this? Do you help with insurance preauthorizations?
