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Penn Medicine Rehabilitation is an inpatient rehabilitation unit of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, managed by GSPP Rehabilitation.

The Penn Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine (Penn Rehab) is an inpatient rehabilitation unit of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and managed by Good Shepherd Penn Partners. Patients choose us for the innovative and specialized care we offer to help patients recover from conditions like stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury and cancer. Our team of rehabilitation physicians, nurses, occupational, physical and speech therapists develop a comprehensive care plan just for you.

02/02/2026

Looking for Parkinson’s Disease specific physical, occupational, and speech therapies? Look no further than our GSPP Rehabilitation Penn Partners team right on our first floor! Live far? That’s okay, too. Our team can help coordinate an evaluation on the same day as your next appointment with us!

330 S. 9th Street, 1st Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107

Phone: 877-969-7342
Local: 215-829-7275

01/28/2026

GSPP Rehabilitation, the official therapy provider for Penn Medicine, offers a variety of support groups for patients, families and caregivers. Our expert clinicians facilitate connections between patients, healthcare experts in specific topic areas and community members.

Whether virtual or in-person, we believe providing a supportive environment for people who have experienced traumatic injuries or are at any level on their path to full recovery is important to our community.

To learn more about each group, including dates, times, locations and how to RSVP, visit pennrehab.org/support.

We hope to see you there.

01/26/2026

UPDATE: ALL Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy offices are OPEN and accepting patient appointments again beginning Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026. If you need assistance, please contact your office directly or call 1-877-969-7342. Thank you!

01/23/2026

WINTER STORM UPDATE: In preparation for this weekend’s winter storm, ALL Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy locations are CLOSED on Monday, Jan. 26, 2026.

If you had an appointment for Outpatient Therapy on Monday, Jan. 26, please call 1-877-969-7342 to reschedule. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911. Thank you for your understanding and stay safe.

01/22/2026

👏 Congratulations to our Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy team in Plymouth Meeting for being the recipient of this quarter’s Patient Experience Award for Teamwork.

Each quarter, GSPP Rehabilitation's Patient Experience Leadership team recognizes excellent patient experience in the areas of Innovation, Service and Teamwork. GSPP senior leaders visited the clinic to personally present the award.

Lead Physical Therapist Colene Clayborne said success reflects the culture at Plymouth Meeting, one that is both supportive and empowering.

"Patients see how we interact with one another and that sense of teamwork helps them feel comfortable," Colene said. "Even when someone isn’t our direct patient, we make a point to say hello, check in and let them know they’re part of our community."

01/21/2026

“Doing physical therapy at my age is tough, but I’m getting back to normal, and I’ve learned to slow down."

While on duty with the University of Pennsylvania Police, Gary Guaraldo was walking with two colleagues when he suddenly fell.

Learn more about the strides Gary has made with the help of Penn Medicine Rehabilitation: https://pennrehab.org/retired-philadelphia-police-officer-continues-comeback-from-traumatic-brain-injury/

01/15/2026

“Physical therapy is the harbor of hope in a really difficult transition from pain to freedom again.”

Following knee replacement surgery, Christine Moriconi had two clear goals in mind: be pain-free and return to full-time work. She was nervous to begin therapy at Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy, but she leaned on her therapists to build her confidence again.

Christine's story: https://pennrehab.org/christine-finds-confidence-after-knee-replacement/

01/09/2026

“The hardest part was not knowing if I’d be able to attend my granddaughter’s wedding”.

After fracturing her hip in a fall, Elaine Silverman did not give up on her goal to attend and walk down the aisle at her granddaughter's wedding.

Learn more about the steps she took — with a little boost from Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy — to accomplish her goal: https://pennrehab.org/an-unforgettable-walk-down-the-aisle/

01/08/2026

Welcome to GSPP Rehabilitation, new hires! 👏

01/01/2026

Happy 2026 from all of us at GSPP. 🎆

12/12/2025

Please join us in welcoming our newest GSPP team members! 👏

12/05/2025

Our teams at Arcadia and Yardley wore purple in support of International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

Looking good, team! 💜

11/19/2022

Inpatient Visitor Restrictions in Place
Patients at Good Shepherd Penn Partners Specialty Hospital (LTACH) and Penn Medicine Rehabilitation, a unit of the Hospital of the University of Penn (HUP) located at Rittenhouse, can have two healthy (i.e. no fever or other signs of illness) visitors (aged 12 or over) at a time. Patients may have up to two family caregivers present for family meetings and goals of care/end of life discussions.

At this time, patients with COVID-19 may not have in person visitors. Accommodations will be made for virtual visitation. Exceptions will be permitted for patients with special circumstances (such as long length of stay) and for patients at end-of life. Approved visitors will receive information about risk of infection and will be asked to put on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (gown, gloves, medical mask, and eye protection/face shield). Unit staff will show you how to put on/remove PPE to ensure your safety and reduce the risk of viral spread to others.

Visitation Hours:
Specialty Hospital (LTACH): Between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Penn Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine (PIRM): Between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.

07/19/2022

Inpatient Visitor Restrictions in Place
Patients at Good Shepherd Penn Partners Specialty Hospital (LTACH) and the Penn Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine, a unit of the Hospital of the University of Penn (HUP) located at Rittenhouse, can have two healthy (i.e. no fever or other signs of illness) visitors (aged 12 or over) at a time. Patients may have up to two family caregivers present for family meetings and goals of care/end of life discussions.

At this time, patients with COVID-19 may not have in person visitors. Accommodations will be made for virtual visitation. Exceptions will be permitted for patients with special circumstances (such as long length of stay) and for patients at end-of life. Approved visitors will receive information about risk of infection and will be asked to put on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (gown, gloves, medical mask, and eye protection/face shield). Unit staff will show you how to put on/remove PPE to ensure your safety and reduce the risk of viral spread to others.

Visitation Hours:
Specialty Hospital (LTACH): Between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Penn Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine (PIRM): Between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.

Address

1800 Lombard Street Floors 3, 4
Philadelphia, PA
19146

Telephone

+12158936570

Website

https://pennrehab.org/find-a-location/inpatient-rehabilitation/penn-medicine-rehabilitation/

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The Penn Medicine Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine

The Penn Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine (Penn Rehab) is an inpatient rehabilitation unit of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and managed by Good Shepherd Penn Partners. Good Shepherd Penn Partners is a joint venture between Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and the University of Pennsylvania Health System in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Our patients benefit from the care of two organizations with more than 100-years of evidence-based rehabilitation, research and clinical expertise.

Our patients choose Penn Rehab for our compassionate, high-quality care and services, matched with the latest advancements in medical science. We offer world-class physical, occupational and speech therapies that are tailored to address your unique rehabilitation needs — all offered as part of the Penn Medicine continuum of care.

Our team includes highly skilled nurses and therapists from Good Shepherd Penn Partners who specialize in rehabilitation care, as well as physiatrists, hospitals, psychologists and other specialists within the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Pennsylvania Health System as needed. We are passionate about helping you get your life back; one step at a time.

Why choose Penn Rehab

Your life is worth Penn Rehab. Our goal is to get you back home safely, where you can return to doing the things you love. When your condition is complex it’s even more important to have the experience and connection to the best medicine in the region. We work with you to set goals and to create a comprehensive, unique plan designed to increase your functional independence as much as possible. Our care team works in collaboration with other Penn Medicine physicians as well as outside providers to ensure you receive the best possible care.

You can expect the highest standards of both medical care and comfort, including:

58 Spacious private rooms (18 rooms on a secure floor)

A personalized care plan

Around-the-clock, on-site Penn Medicine physician coverage

At least 15 hours of therapy per week – generally three hours daily, five days a week

Bedside Hemodialysis

Collaborative communication with your physicians

Electronic medical records through the Penn Medicine continuum of care

Hands-on techniques and state-of-the-art technology

Onsite Penn Medicine radiology, MRI, CT, vascular and ultrasound studies

Outstanding nursing and therapy for individualized medical rehabilitation

We encourage you to schedule a tour of Penn Rehab, located at the Penn Medicine Rittenhouse campus, by calling 215-893-6570.