Inpatient Rehabilitation

Riverside's Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit has been caring for the community since 1988. The 30-bed unit provides an intimate atmosphere for you to experience a high-quality, comprehensive rehabilitation program to return you to the highest level of independence possible.

• Inpatient rehabilitation is a specific unit in the hospital dedicated to providing therapies after hospitalization for an illness or injury.
• Patients on this unit receive team-oriented care focused on assisting the patient return to normal living activity. The rehab team comprises physical therapists, occupational therapists, physiatry (Rehabilitation physicians), nursing, social work, and speech and behavioral therapy as needed.
• Therapy will range from walking and moving around in bed to cooking activities. The focus is to return a patient to their home environment if possible and to spend time training and educating the patient and family.
• Staff on the rehab unit specialize in the rehabilitation of a variety of diagnoses including, but not limited to Stroke (CVA), Spinal and Joint Surgeries, Head Injuries, Amputees, Neurological disorders (Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, Movement disorders, to name a few), and Cardiac cases.
• Patients in the rehabilitation unit can expect to receive 3 hours of intense therapy for 5 out of 7 days with 24-hour nursing care and physician involvement.
• All therapy staff are licensed to provide rehabilitation in the State of Illinois.

For more information, download a brochure for our Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit.