Post-Acute Services

University Post-Acute Care Services provides an interdisciplinary, multi-site service system that offers a full spectrum of coordinated care for patients who need rehabilitation. This integrated, multidisciplinary approach provided a continuum of patient care from acute care settings through recovery to help each patient achieve their highest possible level of function. Components of the University Post-Acute Services include:

Shock Trauma Center Inpatient Rehabilitation Program, an internationally acclaimed pioneer in trauma care that helps patients take their first steps to rehabilitation and recovery.
University Hospital Rehabilitation, a unique transitional program treating people with debilitating neurological and orthopaedic conditions in treatment areas adjacent to inpatient units.
Kernan Hospital, an internationally renowned orthopaedic hospital. Also located at Kernan Hospital is the new William Donald Schaefer Rehabilitation Center, specializing in rehabilition of patients following BI, Stroke, SCI.
University Specialty Hospital, a 180-bed facility providing specialized long-term acute care services to critically ill patients and those with multi-system complications or failures that require hospitalization.
Comprehensive Rehabilitation Care, Inc., a freestanding outpatient facility offering a wide range of specialized services including occupational, physical and speech therapies, psychology, social work, orthotics and prosthetics.
Visiting Nurses Association, a home care agency providing specialized in-home rehabilitation services to patients in the central Maryland area.

This page was last updated on: September 21, 2007.

For more information on programs offered by University Post-Acute Care Services, call the University Rehabilitation Network Referral Service at 410-328-8680. For University Physicians Consultation and Referral Service, please call 1-800-492-5538 or 410-328-2360 (patients) or 1-800-373-4111 (physicians).