Rehabilitation Hospital of Wisconsin

Rehabilitation Hospital of Wisconsin is a 40-bed inpatient acute rehabilitation hospital that helps people regain independence after an injury or illness. Its programs focus on stroke, brain injury, neurological conditions, spinal cord injury, amputation, and orthopedic injuries such as fractures, dislocations, and joint replacements. The hospital is accredited by both The Joint Commission and CARF for its stroke and amputation specialty programs, and CARF-accredited for its comprehensive integrated inpatient rehabilitation program.

Care is individualized and supervised by physicians, with therapy goals set around each patient's needs, such as gait training, stair climbing, and transfers. It is a referral-based inpatient hospital, so families and providers typically start with a referral, and tours can be scheduled through the hospital. The building is at 1625 Coldwater Creek Drive in Waukesha.