Inpatient rehabilitation hospitals that deliver high-quality medical rehabilitation.
We help people recover from disabling injuries, illnesses and surgeries, such as stroke, brain injury, limb loss, major multiple trauma, orthopedic surgery and more. Nobis Rehabilitation Partners operates inpatient rehabilitation hospitals that deliver high-quality medical rehabilitation.
01/31/2026
All of our Nobis hospitals strive to be the medical rehabilitation leader in their communities with teams who are serving, inspiring and innovating.
American Medical Rehabilitation Providers Association (AMRPA)
01/28/2026
Lori Vober, stroke survivor, author, and advocate, supports several of our Nobis-managed hospitals. Lori joins the rehabilitation hospital Stroke Support Groups to share her personal journey of resilience, reminding us all that healing happens one day at a time.
“I remember those first hard days, and it does get better,” Lori said.
Join a support group at a Nobis hospital near you to connect, share, and heal together.
American Heart Association
American Stroke Association
Stroke Association
01/26/2026
Our team works every day to provide care and support throughout your medical rehabilitation. Here is a review from Dixie about Indianapolis Rehabilitation Hospital, a Nobis-managed hospital.
“I loved my stay here. Everyone was nice and loving. Noah, Abby, Kelly, Beth, Marie, Dr Menard, Sabrina, David, Mike, all of the nurses, the cleaning crew, all were excellent. I came in a stretcher and I’m walking home. All the therapists were fantastic.”
Every patient’s journey is unique, and we’re here every step of the way. From initial assessment through medical rehabilitation and beyond, our interdisciplinary teams work together to provide personalized care that supports independence and improves quality of life.
“Over 80% of our patients go home after inpatient rehab, but the rehabilitation process certainly doesn’t stop when you leave the door,” Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital Medical Director Dr. Ricardo Knight, MBA, says. “A lot of rehab is done at home, especially if leaving the home is difficult or burdensome. After home rehab, many patients continue with outpatient therapy.”
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R)
01/21/2026
We’re proud to offer a culture that supports growth, continuous training, and meaningful opportunities to make a difference. Our team members like Kylie Sterling, DPT at Oklahoma City Rehabilitation Hospital , a Nobis Hospital, exemplify this mission. Kylie provides exceptional care, leads our Stroke Support Group, contributes to the CIHQ Accreditation Committee, and mentors PT students as a clinical instructor.
Join a team where your skills are valued and your career can thrive.
“If you can’t fly, run; if you can’t run, walk; if you can’t walk, crawl; but by all means keep moving.” - Martin Luther King Jr.
At Nobis, we honor Dr. King’s legacy by embracing progress, resilience, and the determination to keep moving forward together.
01/17/2026
Choosing the right level of care when rehabilitation is critical. Many patients benefit most from acute inpatient medical rehabilitation, where the care team has PT, OT, Speech Language Pathologists, rehab trained nurses onsite, AND includes three hours of therapy a day.
“A skilled nursing facility that provides rehab care typically has therapists, but there is usually less therapy time,” Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital (a Nobis-managed hospital) Medical Director Dr. Ricardo Knight, MBA, explains. “The team may not meet together to coordinate care, and often there isn’t a rehab doctor on staff. An inpatient hospital is very different. It’s a highly coordinated, team-based environment.”
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R)
American Medical Rehabilitation Providers Association (AMRPA)
01/14/2026
If you made a resolution to find a better career this year, look to Nobis hospitals. We’re committed to professional development and mentorship, helping you grow your skills and advance your career in a supportive, purpose-driven environment.
We greatly value our pharmacists as clinical partners who provide expert guidance on medications and medication safety for our patients. In fact, it has been estimated that pharmacists practicing patient-centered care can increase the number of patients who receive optimal outcomes by 41% and reduce the cost of drug-related illness by almost 60%. Additionally, pharmacists involved in the discharge process, as they are at Nobis hospitals, have shown up to a 52% reduction in hospital readmissions.
American Pharmacists Association
National Community Pharmacists Association
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy - AACP
01/07/2026
This International Quality of Life Month, we’re highlighting the impact of physical therapy.
Physical therapy is key in medical rehabilitation, helping patients rebuild strength, mobility, and independence. By improving daily function, physical therapy plays a major role in enhancing overall quality of life.
Finding the right care can be a daunting process. To help inform your decision, look for a medical rehabilitation hospital that is accredited and has proven success in helping individuals rebuild after a life-changing condition or injury.
Our Nobis hospitals have all been accredited or are in the process of being accredited as Centers of Excellence in Rehabilitation Services and Stroke Care.
These rigorous accreditations reflect the extensive competencies of our highly trained therapy teams of physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, and rehab-trained nurses and physicians who help improve quality of life for our patients.
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Nobis brings together hospitals, developers, and investment partners to develop, operate, and manage inpatient rehabilitation facilities (“IRF’s”) throughout the United States.
We specialize in treating conditions such as strokes, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, neurological disorders and other complex medical conditions.
People will enjoy working in our brand new hospitals. Patients and therapists will love our open concept hallways.
Our Vision: We will be the medical rehabilitation leader within our communities
Community Commitment
By improving the health of our patients, we enable them to contribute fully to their local community
Culture of Quality
Every caregiver is committed to providing a positive patient experience and exceptional quality care.
Distinction in Rehab Medicine
Our medical, nursing and therapy teams will establish industry leading rehab programs specific to the local community
Creating Excellence in Employee Experience
We are dedicated to our associates in creating a culture that encourages innovation, teamwork, creative competition, and growth
Relationships
We ensure trust and accountability in every relationship to meet the needs of our patients, physicians, and associates
Our Mission:
Delivering exceptional care through inspired people, industry leading programs, innovation, and strong partnerships within the communities we serve.