Physical rehabilitation centers
Facilities that coordinate physical, occupational and speech therapy to restore function after injury, surgery or illness.
Regulated medical care
Diagnosis or treatment delivered or supervised by licensed clinicians. Rules on who may perform a service, and under whose supervision, are set by state medical, nursing and pharmacy boards.
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Guides
What Medicare does — and doesn't — cover
Medicare may cover qualifying short-term skilled care, but generally not ongoing custodial help.
Read guide →RehabilitationChoosing a rehabilitation center after a hospital stay
Inpatient rehab hospitals, skilled nursing facilities and outpatient clinics offer very different intensities of therapy.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation?
Inpatient rehabilitation means staying in a facility and receiving intensive therapy, typically for several hours a day with physician oversight. Outpatient rehabilitation means living at home and attending scheduled therapy visits.
Does Medicare cover inpatient rehabilitation?
Medicare Part A may cover inpatient rehabilitation when a doctor certifies it is medically necessary and other conditions are met. Costs and coverage details vary, so confirm with Medicare.gov or your plan before admission.
Is a rehabilitation centers listing an endorsement?
No. Directory inclusion is not a medical endorsement or referral. Discuss treatment decisions with a qualified clinician, and verify licenses with the relevant state board.
How are sponsored listings labeled?
Paid placements are labeled "Sponsored" and shown separately. Payment never changes verification status, government quality data or the order of regular listings.