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MedStar Health: Inpatient Rehabilitation Center at MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital

Aerial view of MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital - a modern blue-green glass and concrete building in Baltimore, Maryland.
5601 Loch Raven Blvd.
Main Hospital Building
5th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21239

Comprehensive, interdisciplinary inpatient rehabilitation to help you rebuild your life after injury or illness

Through our Comprehensive, Interdisciplinary Inpatient Rehabilitation program (CIIRP), we offer specialized rehabilitation services for patients who benefit from intense, coordinated, and integrated therapy in a hospital setting. Our mission is to bring quality to the lives of patients with cognitive and functional limitations, one that we achieve by focusing on our patients’ capabilities rather than disabilities.

Our collaboration with MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital enhances our ability to offer expert, specialized care in a state-of-the-art facility in Baltimore. Using the latest advances in technology and research, our interdisciplinary treatment team helps patients return to their highest levels of independence after sustaining life-altering injuries and illnesses.

Since 1971, our high standards of quality care have earned our hospital accreditation by CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. And, our Stroke Recovery inpatient rehabilitation program has been CARF-accredited as a Specialty Program since 2007. As the highest level of accreditation awarded to an organization, this designation demonstrates that our rehabilitation services are some of the best in Maryland.

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Specialty services

We offer several specialty services designed to help patients recover through therapies that address their body, mind, and spirit.


  • Driver Training

    Our Driver Training program helps patients with cognitive, mobility, or visual impairments gain confidence behind the wheel with the help of adaptive equipment or strategies.

  • Seating and Mobility Clinic

    Our Seating and Mobility Clinic helps patients with all types of conditions improve posture and function as they regain independence in their home and community. We take a personalized approach to seating and mobility evaluation and treatment, with equipment recommendations based on computerized pressure mapping to ensure we meet each patient’s individual needs.

  • Spasticity Clinic

    Through our Spasticity Clinic, we evaluate and treat patients who have challenges with spasticity, including patients with spinal cord injury, brain injury, and others. Through our comprehensive clinic, we tailor recommendations for each patient’s unique needs and goals, helping them maximize mobility and function. 

Our facility

The Inpatient Rehabilitation Center at MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital in Baltimore is a busy unit with 49 beds—37 private rooms, and six semi-private rooms. In our facility, you'll also find:

  • B’more Independent Way Room: features a modified car for transfer training, grocery store, crosswalk sign, and house with ramps, doors, and a mailbox which will help patients transition from the hospital to the community.
  • Modern Activities of Daily Living Apartment: equipped with a washer and dryer, seating area, kitchen, and bedroom with bathroom where patients and families can practice daily tasks as they prepare to return home.
  • Training bathroom with adjustable sink for hair washing, tub to simulate getting in and out for bathing.
  • Therapy gym featuring multiple devices to help patients regain mobility, including ZeroG™, a dynamic body weight support system track to assist patients with walking; Bioness, therapy devices for foot drop, thigh weakness and hand paralysis; Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES), PENS, and FES bikes which provide electric stimulation to muscles to improve tone and facilitate motor pathway re-education.
  • Ceiling lifts which allow patients with limited mobility to be taken to the bathroom in patient rooms, and easily transfer from the bed or mat to a chair.
  • Technology room that features many low- and high-tech devices, such as iPads, Roomba vacuum, low vision devices, robotic utensils, and automatic medication dispensers.
  • Low-stimulation gym, enabling patients with brain impairment to have improved focus on therapy with reduced sound and light distractions.
  • A multipurpose area room which offers stunning views of Baltimore for patients participating in leisure activities during therapy. This area is also the location for rehabilitation dining, an occupational and speech therapy driven lunch group for patients that benefit from assistance during meals.

Patient stories

Why choose us

Because our Inpatient Rehabilitation Center is located within MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital, our patients have access to rehabilitation and acute medical services all within one setting, offering continuous, interdisciplinary, and comprehensive expert care. Our physicians in physical medicine and rehabilitation and specialized physician assistants, nurse practitioners, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, and rehabilitation nurses deliver compassionate and skilled care to help you reclaim your independence throughout every phase of your recovery.

When choosing an inpatient rehabilitation center, patients and families should consider whether the facility has all the services they may need. Our combination of rehabilitation and medical care ensures that almost everything a patient may need is available 24/7. For example, should an emergency or complication arise, intensive and cardiac care units are within the same treatment facility.

In addition, we provide full imaging capabilities, renal dialysis, and respiratory therapy. Our complete spectrum of services also includes support groups, home care services, and follow-up rehabilitation clinics with rehabilitation physicians. We find this winning combination of rehabilitation expertise, support programs, and medical/surgical services best for our patients and their families.

Awards and recognition

  • The hospital is fully accredited by the Joint Commission and CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.
  • We've achieved CARF accreditation as a Stroke Specialty program since 2007.

 

 

Patient and visitor information

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Parking

We offer free parking in multiple lots on the hospital campus.

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Insurance

We proudly accept most major health plans. The list below serves as a guide and is subject to change. If you are unsure about your coverage, please call your insurance provider. Insurance is collected prior to scheduling services.