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03/04/2026

Case managers, our social work professionals, guide patients and families through the recovery journey with compassion and clinical expertise. Starting at admission, they coordinate resources and services for patients while in our hospitals as well as after discharge.

03/03/2026

Select Medical is proud to support WITF/Pennon Education's “Explore the Classroom,” enabling young minds to explore what is possible.

$40,000...

In real terms, this means 26 elementary classrooms fully funded through Explore in the Classroom.

That’s 26 teachers equipped with hands-on phenomenon-based, STEM lesson planning.

That’s hundreds of students experiencing learning in a way that’s active, engaging, and inquiry centered.

This gift is 26 doors opened. It’s lesson plans brought to life; it's educators supported in meaningful ways.

We’re grateful to Select Medical for making an investment that will be felt in families, teachers, and students across our community. This is what impact can look like.

Pictured left to right: Jennifer Eley (Pennon, Director of Education) Tom Mullin (CEO, Select Medical) Regilynn Haywood (Pennon, Strategic Partnerships Manager)

03/03/2026

MECHANICSBURG, Pa., March 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Select Medical Holdings Corporation ("Select Medical," "we," "us," or "our") (NYSE: SEM) today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement (the "Merger Agreement") pursuant to which an entity affiliated with a consortium led by Robert A. Ortenzio, Executive Chairman, Co-Founder and Director of Select Medical, Martin F. Jackson, Senior Executive Vice President of Strategic Finance and Operations of Select Medical, and Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe ("WCAS" and, together with Mr. Ortenzio and Mr. Jackson, the "Consortium") will acquire all of the outstanding shares of common stock of Select Medical not already owned by the Consortium for a price per share of $16.50 in cash (the "Merger Consideration").

To read the full press release, visit: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/select-medical-holdings-corporation-to-be-acquired-by-consortium-led-by-robert-a-ortenzio-martin-f-jackson-and-wcas-302701686.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawQT6LdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEektF0Rf9hD3C__SPSz60hpoLk4KLKPmi5ouGk8T-YZswrTf9i9WAMZC3k-PA_aem_zHawj6fxHp5UyIth46sN5Q

03/02/2026

A brain injury can go unnoticed, which is why doctors rely on multiple tools to assess them. Imaging studies such as computed tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provide detailed views of the brain and can reveal bleeding, swelling or structural changes. Early evaluation and testing is essential because it guides that patient’s treatment plan. Doctors ask questions to assess memory, attention and problem-solving skills. They also perform a full evaluation of the patient, while therapy teams look at movement, speech and daily skills to see how the injury is affecting life in real-time.

There are two types of brain injury — traumatic and non-traumatic — which stem from different causes. Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are a disruption in normal brain function caused by an external force such as a bump, blow or jolt to the head often occurring in an accident, sports injury or fall. Non-traumatic brain injuries are damage to the brain caused by internal factors, such as illness or oxygen deprivation. Non-traumatic brain injuries are often considered a type of acquired brain injury and consist of strokes, tumors or cardiac arrest.

Using advanced diagnostic tools and patient evaluations, our rehabilitation hospitals determine the right path forward for each patient. Guided by physician-led multidisciplinary teams, every patient undergoes a full assessment and receives a customized treatment plan tailored to their unique needs. Read more below about how we help people regain their abilities and independence.

03/02/2026

We are proud to support the next generation of students at the Nativity School of Harrisburg as they are empowered to learn, grow and thrive. Investing in education is investing in our community’s future and we’re honored to be part of that journey.

Pictured: Select Medical CEO Tom Mullin and Nativity School 8th graders

03/01/2026

Athletic trainers are there when it matters most — protecting athletes, helping them become stronger and responding during emergencies. They keep communities moving safely.

March is National Athletic Training Month. From the field to the factory, join us as we celebrate the dedicated healthcare professionals who provide care you can count on.

02/27/2026

Jan Hooks of Swainsboro, Georgia, ran a thriving farm – growing vegetables and flowers and caring for rescue dogs. Then, heart valve surgery led to life-threatening complications. “They said I died four times,” Jan said. When she finally stabilized, Jan transitioned to Select Specialty Hospital - Augusta and began her battle to recover, relearning to breathe, eat, talk and walk on her own again. Today she’s back at her farm and grateful for every moment.

Read Jan's Story: https://bit.ly/4cyGR41

02/26/2026

Abnormal stiffness in your back after standing for a while? Discomfort sitting no matter what you do? Check out our latest carousel for a few useful tips to recognize and self-manage low back pain.

Remember with the right care, most people recover well from low back pain.

If any of the exercises don't make sense or cause pain, immediately discontinue and call us to schedule your evaluation today. ⁣

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02/25/2026

When 39-year-old Whitney Mallot collapsed on her bedroom floor, her family had no way of knowing the fight ahead. Guillain-Barré syndrome, compounded by Bickerstaff Encephalitis, left the young mother paralyzed and on a ventilator.

Weeks passed before she could move her head; months before she breathed on her own. But small milestones – tracking light, sitting at the bedside, whispering “Hi, Mom” – marked her return. With the support of her care team at Select Specialty Hospital - Tulsa and family, Whitney is rebuilding strength and offering hope to others walking this path.

Read Whitney's story here: https://bit.ly/4aJhITf

02/24/2026

Staff members at Select Medical Rehabilitation Hospital at Lutheran Hospital participated in National Wear Red Day earlier this month. The day, sponsored by the American Heart Association, encourages people to wear red clothing, show their support for heart health and help raise awareness of the leading cause of death in women – cardiovascular disease.

02/19/2026

MECHANICSBURG, Pa., February 19, 2026 -- Select Medical Corporation (“Select Medical”) today announced it will own and operate a 12-bed rehabilitative neuro transitional center (NTC) located at 3705 Elmwood Drive, Harrisburg, PA 17110. This marks the first center of its kind in Central Pennsylvania. The Select Medical Neuro Transitional Center expects to begin admitting patients in April 2026.

“We are excited to open the doors of the first neuro transitional center in Central PA to meet the growing needs of patients who require post-hospital intensive rehabilitation due to the severity of their cognitive, physical or behavioral impairments following a catastrophic injury or illness,” said Tom Mullin, CEO of Select Medical. “Our NTC teams will expertly help each patient restore function and independent living skills so they may safely return home.”

The new Select Medical Neuro Transitional Center will be staffed by a physician-led clinical team who will provide care in a residential setting for people recovering from acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury and other neurological diseases. These patients require continued medical coordination, specialized rehabilitative therapies and supervision before safely returning home and re-integrating back into their community.

For the full press release, please visit: https://prn.to/4tATq50

02/19/2026

In the world of photography, Louisville’s Dan Dry has reached legendary status. If you don’t know his name, you’ve likely seen his work, including one of the most iconic photos of boxer Muhammad Ali, his photograph of Queen Elizabeth or any number of photos from National Geographic or the Kentucky Derby.

Arthritis and a much-needed knee-replacement nearly slowed down the Pulitzer Prize winner. From capturing “The Greatest” to taking on his greatest comeback, read his full story here: https://bit.ly/4rjmNqY