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Immediate Care
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Emergency Room Services
Immediate Care
Surgeon adjusts a monitor in an operating room, wearing scrubs, surgical cap, mask, and gloves; medical equipment and monitors behind.
Emergency Room Services

Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation

When recovery requires more than traditional therapy, Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi's acute inpatient rehabilitation unit provides intensive rehabilitation services in a supportive, medically supervised environment. Our goal is to help patients regain strength, improve mobility and restore as much independence as possible following a serious illness, injury or surgery.

Every patient begins rehabilitation with unique needs and goals. Our experienced team develops an individualized treatment plan focused on improving daily function, increasing confidence and helping patients return to the highest possible level of independence. Throughout the rehabilitation journey, patients receive coordinated care from a multidisciplinary team dedicated to supporting both physical recovery and overall well-being.

Comprehensive Inpatient Rehabilitation Care

Acute inpatient rehabilitation is designed for patients who require ongoing medical management and intensive therapy during recovery. Treatment at Baptist North Mississippi’s acute inpatient rehabilitation unit is provided under the direction of physicians with expertise in rehabilitation medicine and internal medicine, with consultation from additional medical specialists as needed.

Patients benefit from the expertise of:

  • Case managers
  • Occupational therapists
  • Physical therapists
  • Rehabilitation nurses
  • Social workers
  • Speech-language pathologists

Working together, these specialists help patients improve movement, communication, self-care skills and overall function while addressing the medical and emotional challenges that often accompany recovery.

Conditions We Treat

The acute inpatient rehabilitation unit at Baptist North Mississippi provides specialized care for patients recovering from a wide range of conditions, including:

  • Amputation
  • Certain joint replacement patients who meet clinical criteria
  • Congenital deformities
  • Femur fractures
  • Major multiple trauma injuries
  • Neurological disorders, including multiple sclerosis and Guillain-Barré syndrome
  • Non-traumatic brain injury
  • Non-traumatic spinal cord injury
  • Osteoarthritis affecting multiple weight-bearing joints
  • Rheumatoid arthritis involving multiple joints
  • Stroke

Our team works closely with each patient to build strength, improve mobility, enhance self-care abilities and support a safe transition to home or the next stage of recovery.

A Coordinated Approach to Recovery

Successful rehabilitation requires more than therapy alone. At Baptist North Mississippi, physicians, therapists, nurses and care coordinators communicate regularly to monitor progress, adjust treatment plans and help patients achieve meaningful recovery milestones through connected care.

Family members and caregivers are an important part of the rehabilitation process. We provide education, guidance and support throughout treatment so loved ones feel prepared to assist patients after discharge. From learning new care techniques to understanding recovery expectations, families receive the information and encouragement they need every step of the way.

Admission Criteria

Admission to the acute inpatient rehabilitation unit is based on specific clinical criteria. Patients must be medically stable and demonstrate the potential to make measurable gains in function, mobility and self-care through intensive rehabilitation services. Our team carefully evaluates each referral to ensure the program can best meet the patient's needs and support successful outcomes.

Through personalized care, advanced rehabilitation services and a commitment to compassionate healing, Baptist North Mississippi helps patients move forward with confidence and regain independence after life-changing illness or injury.