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Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Services

The University of Kansas Health System Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit

At The University of Kansas Hospital Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, we offer comprehensive and intensive programs for patients who need rehabilitation therapy and nursing care in the Kansas City area. Our goal is to increase independence and speed recovery so our patients can continue to live healthy and productive lives.

To speak with us regarding admissions or to schedule a tour, call 913-588-1227. You can also take a virtual tour of our acute inpatient rehabilitation facility in Kansas City.

As an inpatient unit of a large, academic medical center, the Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit of The University of Kansas Health System is the regional center for rehabilitation. It is locally owned and operated, serving the Kansas City community, the region and beyond, including admissions from all 50 states.

The facility

  • The University of Kansas Hospital Inpatient Acute Rehabilitation
    1. Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation
    • 3910 Rainbow Blvd.
    • 2nd floor of 4-level building
    • Kansas City, KS 66160
    • Mon - Open 24 Hours
    • Tues - Open 24 Hours
    • Wed - Open 24 Hours
    • Thur - Open 24 Hours
    • Fri - Open 24 Hours
    • Sat - Open 24 Hours
    • Sun - Open 24 Hours
    Office Contact:

Our 27,800-square-foot, state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility offers extensive inpatient rehabilitation therapy, including:

  • Physical medicine and rehabilitation physician oversight with daily physician rounding
  • Specialty-trained 24-hour rehabilitation nursing care
  • Consults from specialty medical staff from the hospital
  • Physical, occupational and speech language pathology programs
  • Dietitian and clinical nutrition services

Our comfortable amenities are designed to accommodate our patients' needs and optimize their recovery. They include:

  • 29 upscale patient rooms
  • Private, wheelchair-accessible showers in each room
  • A large, inviting visitor lounge with comfortable seating and a fireplace
  • A homelike patient dining room, where patients can enjoy the company of others
  • A fully equipped rehabilitation gym and therapeutic kitchen and laundry room
  • Transitional apartments that allow patients the opportunity to practice independent living skills before returning home
  • A rooftop terrace for outdoor rehabilitation

Personalized care

Our specially trained rehabilitation team works together to develop an individualized care plan for each patient with input from neurologists, neurosurgeons, cardiologists, orthopedic surgeons and other specialists using the latest technology. This results in the best outcomes and the fastest recovery for each patient.

Upon completion of the inpatient rehabilitation program, most people are able to perform day-to-day tasks and can return home. Regionally and nationally, our program continues to discharge more patients to their homes than to other facilities.

Watch a video of what to expect during your stay.

Visiting hours

Visitors are welcome any time of the day or night. The support of family and friends is important for patients' recovery and well-being. Visitors may attend therapy sessions with patients. Family and caregivers are encouraged to participate in treatment and therapy sessions to learn more about their loved one's care routine.

Patient discharge information

When you have completed your rehabilitation program, we will coordinate your discharge from the hospital. Here's what you can expect from our team:

  • We will arrange for any follow-up care and equipment you may need.
  • We will help make arrangements to provide any additional resources you may need.
  • We will address any concerns or questions you may have as you prepare to leave.
Patient Sam Porritt

Perseverance pays off

After falling from a 15-foot wall in Italy, Sam Porritt lost all feeling from the waist down and was unable to move. He was rushed to surgery and then flown to The University of Kansas Health System for intensive, inpatient rehabilitation.

 

rehabilitation success story

The Rehabilitation Hospital of Overland Park

The Rehabilitation Hospital of Overland Park is a part of the postacute medical network of hospitals and clinics that specialize in acute inpatient care and rehabilitation services for people in Overland Park, Kansas. We offer intensive specialty programs for patients who need rehabilitation therapy after a life-changing illness or accident.

The University of Kansas Health System in Kansas City offers acute inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for people who need to regain mobility, strength and function. To request an appointment, call 913-588-1227.

The facility

  • Rehabilitation Hospital of Overland Park
    1. Rehabilitation Hospital of Overland Park
    • 5100 Indian Creek Pkwy.
    • Overland Park, KS 66207
    • Mon - Open 24 Hours
    • Tues - Open 24 Hours
    • Wed - Open 24 Hours
    • Thur - Open 24 Hours
    • Fri - Open 24 Hours
    • Sat - Open 24 Hours
    • Sun - Open 24 Hours
    Office Contact:

Our state-of-the-art facility offers extensive rehabilitation therapy, including:

  • Physical, occupational and speech language pathology programs
  • Behavioral medicine
  • Daily physician rounding
  • Comprehensive medical staff
  • 24-hour respiratory care
  • 24-hour rehab nursing
  • Dietitian and clinical nutrition

Amenities

At the Rehabilitation Hospital of Overland Park, we understand that it often takes the motivation of family and friends to help our patients recover. This is why we encourage visitors (even the family pet!) and provide a welcoming and comfortable space and overnight accommodations for family members.

Our modern amenities offer the latest in acute inpatient care to help patients reach their goals and regain function, mobility and independence. Our patients enjoy:

  • Private rooms
  • A large, inviting visitor lounge with comfortable seating and a fireplace
  • A homelike patient dining room, where patients can enjoy the company of others
  • A fully equipped rehabilitation gym, therapeutic kitchen and laundry room
  • Transitional apartments that allow patients the opportunity to practice independent living skills before returning home
Patient Kristy Lyon

Overcoming the odds

Kristy Lyon's life changed in 2011 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. A necessary surgery resulted in a stroke, which caused vision problems, cognitive impairment and a loss of function in her left side. A mother of 3, Kristy was determined to return home to her family.

 

brain tumor stroke rehabilitation

We offer a variety of appointment types. Learn more or call 913-588-1227 to schedule now.