Focused rehabilitation. Personalized care. A team behind you.
When illness, injury, or surgery changes what you can do, the right rehabilitation can help you move forward. Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano provides intensive inpatient rehabilitation with an interdisciplinary team focused on helping you regain strength, function, confidence, and independence.
- Private Rooms
- Intensive Therapy
- 24/7 Nursing Care
- Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation Team
- Private Rooms
- Intensive Therapy
- 24/7 Nursing Care
- Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation Team
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Do you take my insurance?
We accept many major insurance plans, including Medicare and many commercial and Medicare Advantage plans. Coverage varies by plan, so our admissions team can verify your benefits and help you understand what may be covered before admission.
Do you treat my condition?
Acute inpatient rehabilitation can help people recovering from many serious illnesses, injuries, surgeries, and medical conditions. These may include stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, orthopedic injuries and joint replacement, multiple fractures, amputation, neurological conditions, cardiac and pulmonary conditions, and medical debility.
Not sure if you qualify? Call our admissions team. We can review your situation and help you understand whether inpatient rehabilitation may be appropriate.
What are meals like?
Good nutrition is an important part of recovery. Meals are planned to support your health and rehabilitation, with dietary recommendations, when appropriate, based on your individual medical needs.
If you have food allergies, dietary restrictions, or concerns about meals, let your care team know so they can help accommodate your needs whenever possible.
How can my family be involved?
We encourage it!
Family support can be an important part of recovery. Loved ones can visit, provide encouragement, ask questions, and, when appropriate, learn alongside you so they’re better prepared to support your recovery after discharge.
If your family has specific questions about visiting or accommodations, our team can help.
Do you have rooms available now?
We usually have openings, but availability can change quickly.
Our admissions team coordinates closely with patients, families, hospitals, and referring providers to make admissions as timely as possible. Call us to confirm current room availability and discuss your situation. Admission timing may also depend on medical review and insurance authorization.
Why choose Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano?
Recovery takes more than therapy alone. It takes medical expertise, consistent communication, and people who understand what you’re working toward.
At Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano, an interdisciplinary team works together around each patient’s individual needs and goals, with a shared focus on helping you make meaningful progress toward greater independence.
An Interdisciplinary Approach
Rehabilitation physicians, nurses, physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists when appropriate, case management, and other specialists work together to coordinate your care and recovery.
Intensive, Individualized Therapy
Your rehabilitation plan is built around your abilities, needs, and personal goals, with physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy when appropriate.
Physician-Led Care
Rehabilitation physicians oversee your medical care throughout your stay, working alongside the rest of your interdisciplinary team as your recovery progresses.
24/7 Rehabilitation Nursing
Around-the-clock nursing care provides medical support while reinforcing the skills and independence you’re building throughout rehabilitation.
Private Patient Rooms
Every patient room is private, providing personal space for rest, recovery, and time with loved ones.
Focused on Getting You Home
The goal of rehabilitation isn’t simply completing therapy. It’s helping you regain the abilities and confidence needed to return to everyday life as safely and independently as possible.
Is inpatient rehabilitation right for you?
If you or someone you love has experienced a serious illness, injury, surgery, or medical event, you may be wondering what should happen between leaving the hospital and returning home.
Acute inpatient rehabilitation is designed for people who are medically stable but still need intensive therapy and medical oversight to regain strength, function, and independence before safely returning to everyday life.
We care for adults recovering from conditions including:
- PStroke
- PBrain Injury
- PSpinal Cord Injury
- PNeurological Conditions
- POrthopedic Injuries & Joint Replacement
- PMultiple Fractures
- PAmputation
- PCardiac Conditions
- PPulmonary Conditions
- PMedical Debility After Hospitalization
Not sure whether inpatient rehabilitation is right for you?
You don’t have to figure that out on your own.
Our admissions team can review your medical information, answer your questions, and help determine whether acute inpatient rehabilitation may be the appropriate next step.
What will rehabilitation be like?
You won’t do this alone.
Recovery can be challenging, especially after a life-changing medical event. Your interdisciplinary team is there to help you work toward meaningful goals, recognize progress, and keep moving forward one step at a time.
Care Built Around You
Your rehabilitation begins with understanding your medical needs, current abilities, challenges, and the things you want to get back to doing.
Those goals help your interdisciplinary team develop a rehabilitation plan that’s specific to you.
Therapy With a Purpose
Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy when appropriate aren’t simply about completing exercises. They’re designed to help rebuild abilities that matter in everyday life, from walking and dressing to communicating, thinking, swallowing, and safely caring for yourself.
Working Toward Greater Independence
Progress looks different for everyone. Throughout your stay, your interdisciplinary team evaluates how you’re doing and adjusts your rehabilitation plan as your needs change.
The goal is to help you achieve the greatest level of safe independence possible and prepare for what comes next.
You Have a Choice in Where You Recover
When inpatient rehabilitation is recommended, you may have options about where you receive that care.
You don’t necessarily have to go to the first rehabilitation hospital presented to you. If Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano is appropriate for your medical needs and covered by your insurance, you can ask your physician, case manager, or discharge planner to consider Acute Rehab for your rehabilitation.
Already in the hospital?
Tell your case manager or discharge planner…
“I’d like to be considered for Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano.”
Our admissions team can work with your current healthcare team to review your medical information, determine whether inpatient rehabilitation is appropriate, and help coordinate the next steps.
An Interdisciplinary Team Focused on Your Recovery
Recovery involves more than one type of care.
At Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano, professionals from different disciplines work together toward shared goals for each patient. Your interdisciplinary team communicates throughout your stay, evaluates your progress, and helps coordinate both your medical care and rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation Physicians & Medical Care
Rehabilitation physicians oversee your medical care and work with the rest of the interdisciplinary team as you progress through rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation Nursing
Nurses provide around-the-clock medical care while also helping reinforce safety, mobility, and greater independence outside scheduled therapy sessions.
PT, OT & Speech-Language Therapy
Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy, when appropriate, address different parts of recovery, from mobility and everyday activities to communication, cognition, and swallowing.
Case Management & Additional Specialists
Case management helps patients and families navigate the rehabilitation stay and prepare for what comes next. Other medical specialists and support professionals may also participate based on an individual’s needs.
Different expertise. One shared goal.
Helping you make meaningful progress toward the greatest level of independence possible.
Let’s Help You Understand Your Coverage
Insurance shouldn’t be something you have to figure out alone.
Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano works with Medicare and most commercial and Medicare Advantage insurance plans. Coverage and authorization requirements vary, so our admissions team can verify your benefits and help you understand what your plan may cover.
Not sure if we accept your plan? Ask us before assuming you’re not covered.
Insurance participation and individual benefits may vary. Contact Admissions to verify your specific coverage.
What Patients & Families Say About Acute Rehab
The rehabilitation experience is about more than what happens during therapy. It’s also about how patients and families feel while they’re here.
Compassionate Care
“I can’t say enough about the incredible team at Acute Rehab Hospital. After my mom suffered a stroke, she received the most attentive, compassionate, and professional care. The nursing staff went above and beyond every single day, making sure she was comfortable and supported in every way.”
— Kamilah T.
Focused on Patient Care
“Acute is a wonderful place for rehabilitation! Dr. Boswell, the other physicians, nurses, CNAs, food providers, and support personnel are totally focused on patient care, and they do so with empathy and professionalism. Thank you Acute, for all you do to make the world a better place!!!”
— Jon D.
Patient Left Stronger
“Thank you for taking such great care of my grandfather!!!! The Therapy team and nursing staff are amazing! He left the hospital stronger, physically and mentally, than we thought possible. They are all caring and compassionate and tended to his needs timely. The family is very grateful for having such a great place to help him get back on his feet!”
— Crystal P.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much therapy will I receive?
Patients in acute inpatient rehabilitation typically participate in an intensive therapy program totaling at least 15 hours per week. Your program may include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy when appropriate, based on your individual needs and goals.
How long will I stay?
Every patient’s recovery is different. Your length of stay depends on factors such as your medical condition, progress, rehabilitation goals, and ongoing care needs.
Your interdisciplinary team will continually evaluate your progress and help determine when you’re ready for the next stage of recovery.
Can my family visit?
Absolutely. Family support can play an important role in recovery, and loved ones are encouraged to stay involved.
If you have questions about visiting, overnight accommodations, or a specific family situation, our team can help.
Are the rooms private?
Yes. Patient rooms at Acute Rehabilitation Hospital of Plano are private, giving you personal space to rest, recover, and spend time with loved ones.
What should I bring with me?
Bring comfortable clothing that allows you to participate in therapy, along with your usual toiletries and other personal necessities. We encourage patients to bring approximately two weeks of clothing because getting dressed and functioning in your own clothes can become part of the rehabilitation process.
How soon can I be admitted?
Admissions can often move quickly once your medical information has been reviewed. Timing depends on your medical needs, required insurance authorization, and current room availability.
Our admissions team works closely with hospitals, physicians, patients, and families to help make the process as timely as possible.
Do I need a physician referral?
In most cases, yes. Patients are commonly referred to inpatient rehabilitation by a physician, hospital, or case manager following an illness, injury, surgery, or other medical event.
If you’re unsure how to begin, call our admissions team. We’ll help you understand the next step.
You Don’t Have to Figure This Out Alone
Whether you’re choosing rehabilitation for yourself or helping someone you love, it’s normal to have questions.
Tell us what’s happening. Our admissions team can help you understand your options, determine whether acute inpatient rehabilitation may be appropriate, verify insurance coverage, and explain what needs to happen next.
Admissions assistance is available 24/7.
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