Quality Measures at Regional Rehabilitation Center

Our purpose as a provider of rehabilitation is to restore function, quality of life and independence to those with physical impairments.

Admissions: FY23

Stroke: 104
Brain Injury: 23
Spinal Cord Injury: 16
Neurological Conditions: 35
Fractures: 32
Other Orthopedic Conditions: 36
Amputation: 17
Pulmonary: 4
Cardiac: 17
Miscellaneous: 82
Total: 368

Measuring your progress

Medicare Functional Quality Measures is a set of skills that are assessed for everyone that is a patient in an inpatient rehabilitation center. They include things related to self-care like bathing, dressing, and eating. They also include things related to mobility like moving around in bed, standing up, moving to a chair or commode, walking or using a wheelchair, picking up something from the floor, climbing a curb or a set of stairs. These skills are tested in your first few days and in your last few days to measure your progress.

Coding Scale

06 – Independent
05 – Setup or clean-up assistance
04 – Supervision or touching assistance
03 – Partial/moderate assistance
02 – Substantial/maximal assistance
01 – Dependent

By the Numbers FY23

Patients Treated: 368
Average Age: 69
Average Length of Stay: 12.5 Days
Average Number of Therapy Hours Daily: 3.1 Hours
Discharge to Home/Community: 83.4%

Patient Experience FY23

Our patients rank us better than benchmark in the following:

Would Recommend the Facility
Trust Providers with care
Human Understanding
Care Providers Listened
Aware of Important information about medications
Courtesy of Food Staff