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Inpatient rehabilitation care

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Referral and admission

Admission requires a referral from your physician. Patients must:

  • Be medically stable and free from monitoring and life support systems
  • Have an active medical condition, but be medically stable
  • Require 24 hour rehabilitative nursing
  • Have deficits in mobility, safety, self-care, communication and/or thinking skills
  • Be willing and able to participate in an intensive rehabilitation program with therapy at least 3 hours a day, 5 days a week
  • Have the potential to return to a community setting

To make a referral to one of Aurora Health Care’s Inpatient Rehabilitation programs:

  • Aurora Lakeland Medical Center – call 262-741-2484
  • Aurora BayCare Medical Center – call 920-288-4772
  • Aurora Sinai Medical Center – call 414-219-5254
  • Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center – call 414-649-6062
  • Aurora Medical Center – Summit – call 262-434-1610