At Mayo Clinic's Minnesota campus, an inpatient physical rehabilitation specialists team cares for both adults and children. Care is provided in the 36-bed inpatient Comprehensive Rehabilitation Unit, located in the Generose Building at Mayo Clinic Hospital — Rochester.
Specialized pediatric inpatient rehabilitation care
- Our pediatric inpatient rehabilitation facility features a specialized pediatric gym designed to cater to the unique needs of our youngest patients.
- Our health care team is extensively trained to provide individualized treatment and support tailored to children's specific conditions and developmental stages.
Regardless of age, care in the unit is designed to maximize your independence and assist with your transition back into your community.
Accreditation
The Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit at Mayo Clinic is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). This means that Mayo Clinic inpatient physical rehabilitation applies CARF International's comprehensive set of standards for quality to our practice, and we're committed to continuous quality improvement.
An inpatient rehabilitation team focused on you
As your specific needs require, your care team can include several specialized roles, each offering specific physical rehabilitation expertise:
- PMR physician specialists.
- Nurses.
- Physical and occupational therapists.
- Speech therapists.
- Psychologists.
- Social workers.
Some of the inpatient care programs we provide include physical and occupational rehabilitation for include:
A glimpse at your Mayo Clinic rehabilitation experience
Inpatient rehabilitation program outcomes
The Mayo Clinic physical rehabilitation unit provides a personalized rehabilitation experience for every patient — offering hope, more independence and enhanced quality of life. Our goal is to ensure that you receive the best level of care that is right for you. Below you can find additional data and information for our inpatient programs:
Referral and admission process
Are you a candidate for inpatient physical rehabilitation? Mayo Clinic follows federal guidelines for admitting people eligible for inpatient physical rehabilitation unit care. Those who are admitted to the unit need to meet certain criteria.
To be eligible, you must have completed your medical and surgical testing and care but still require hospitalized care.
- This means that you need physician monitoring, 24-hour nursing support and intensive daily therapy.
- You must be able to take part in three hours of therapy a day. This includes physical, occupational, speech and recreational therapy.
- You may be ineligible for inpatient physical rehabilitation if you have any ongoing medical or psychiatric conditions that prevent you from fully participating in daily therapy.