CPMC Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Services

When you’re hospitalized with a life-altering trauma or illness, you need acute rehabilitation services designed to help you regain your independence. At California Pacific Medical Center, our hospitals offer individualized inpatient rehabilitation care so all of your needs can be met.

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Dedicated to Your Recovery

Everyone faces difficult challenges when recovering from severe traumas, such as brain injury or stroke, as well as illnesses. As a patient at a hospital in the Sutter Health network, you will be supported by a team of healthcare professionals dedicated to helping you return home to live an independent, productive life.

Our experienced occupational therapists, speech therapists, physical therapists, registered nurses, neuropsychologists and other clinical staff will guide your recovery process as long as you are hospitalized. Their advanced expertise, combined with state-of-the-art technology and compassionate nursing care, will help you regain your ability to perform daily tasks and get back to the life you love.

When you are stable enough to leave the hospital but not ready to move home, the Sutter Health network offers four inpatient acute rehabilitation centers where you can continue your recovery in a safe and healthy environment.

Our rehabilitation centers are certified by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities as adhering to the highest industry standards of excellence. The Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation has placed some of our affiliate acute rehabilitation facilities in the top 2 percent for best care in the nation.

Inpatient Acute Rehabilitation Referrals/Questions
(415) 600-6153
(415) 558-7056 (Fax)

Clinical Perspectives

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What to Expect During Acute Rehabilitation

During your stay at one of Sutter’s acute rehabilitation centers, you’ll work with a team of specialists to gain independence in daily living activities such as dressing, bathing, preparing and eating meals, and moving around with or without adaptive equipment.

Health and Wellness

How to Maintain Muscle Strength

Muscle strength tends to decline as we age, but regular exercise can ward off weakening and boost your overall health. Many physical therapists focus on muscle strength as part of their rehabilitation programs.

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