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Inpatient rehabilitation is for patients who need intensive, interdisciplinary rehabilitation services. Such inpatient programs are designed to improve function and promote each patient’s highest degree of independence.
At Halifax Health | Brooks Rehabilitation – Center for Inpatient Rehabilitation, our dedicated team provides patients with the best possible outcomes, while delivering a top-notch experience. Our 52-bed acute inpatient rehabilitation unit offers the full continuum of rehabilitation services for neurological and orthopedic injuries. Patients admitted to the Center for Inpatient Rehabilitation require an intense rehabilitation program and medical care from a physician specialized in rehabilitation.
Joint Commission Accredited
CARF Accredited
Brain Injury
Cancer
Comprehensive
Stroke
Amputation
Brain Injuries
General Rehabilitation/Medical
Neurological Disorders
Oncology Rehabilitation
Orthopedics
Spinal Cord Injuries
Stroke
We employ an interdisciplinary team model that is a naturally collaborative effort, which places you and your family in the center of the healthcare team.
From January 1 to December 31, 2024, Halifax Health | Brooks Rehabilitation – Center for Inpatient Rehabilitation discharged 994 patients delivering 13,699 days of patient care with an average length of stay of 13.71 days.
Ages of person serviced are 18 and older:
18 to 40 years old: | 44 |
41 to 65 years old: | 229 |
66 to 85 years old: | 628 |
86+: | 93 |
Male: | 553 |
Female: | 441 |
Disposition at Discharge/Transition/Effectiveness of the Program
Discharge Home | Center for Inpatient Rehab – 82.19% | National Average – 73.08% |
Return to Acute Care | Center for Inpatient Rehab – 7.14% | National Average – 12.16% |
The case mix of impairment groups served by Halifax Health | Brooks Rehabilitation Center for Inpatient Rehabilitation are listed below.
Rehab Conditions | Center for Inpatient Rehab Number | Center for Inpatient Rehab % |
Stroke | 227 | 23% |
Traumatic Brain Injury | 59 | 6% |
Non-Traumatic Brain Injury | 129 | 13% |
Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury | 9 | 1% |
Non-Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury | 54 | 5% |
Neuro | 47 | 5% |
Fractured Lower Extremity | 81 | 8% |
Replacement LE | 17 | 2% |
Other Orthopedic | 84 | 8% |
Amputation, Lower Extremity | 28 | 3% |
Cardiac | 59 | 6% |
Pulmonary | 11 | 1% |
Major Multiple Trauma, no Brain or Spinal Cord Injury | 56 | 6% |
Major Multiple Trauma, with Brain or Spinal Cord Injury | 31 | 3% |
Gulliain-Barre | 3 | 0% |
Medically Complex | 99 | 10% |
You and Your Caregiver
Admission Liaison
Case Manager / Social Worker
Chaplain
Dietitian
Nurses and Certified Nurse Assistant
Occupational Therapist
Rehabilitation Physician or Physiatrist
Physical Therapist
Neuropsychologist
Speech Language Pathologist
On the rehabilitation unit, an interdisciplinary team model is utilized. The process is naturally a collaborative effort, which places you and your family in the center of the healthcare team.
This type of team includes individuals from various disciplines who practice the skills of their discipline to reach a common patient goal together. Team members work collectively and are engaged in problem solving beyond the boundaries of their own discipline. They meet regularly to discuss your progress and adjust the plan of care to meet the needs of you and your family.
This provides a comprehensive, consistent, non-fragmented treatment approach and promotes effective outcomes for you.
Your rehabilitation team includes a physiatrist, nurses, a psychologist, a physical therapist, an occupational therapist, a speech/language pathologist, a case manager, a dietitian, a chaplain, an educator, an admission liaison and your family.
For more complex rehabilitation, you can take advantage of all the latest medical technologies like the bio-feedback program, which enables you to watch a computer screen and play a game as you create new brain pathways at the same time.
The Armeo Spring is a single-arm exoskeleton that enables patients with even the slightest movements in their arm to participate in active therapy. Focused on repetitive motion, the Armeo Spring offers arm weight support so patients can focus on strengthening their arm motion and grasp strength with varying levels of support based on their functional strength. The Armeo Spring does this by immersing the patient in interactive games with a full 3-D range of motion to keep therapy fun and engaging.
Because the Armeo Spring is self-initiated, it helps promote patient independence as they move through their recovery journey. As a patient advances in rehabilitation, they require less clinician supervision and can take more ownership of their goals and achievements. The Armeo Spring is highly modular and customizable, with adjustable resistance levels and screen workspace depending on patient needs.
The L300 Foot Drop System is a revolutionary medical device that may help you regain mobility and independence. The system’s gait sensor adapts to changes in walking speed and terrain, allowing you to walk easily on stairs, grass and carpet. Comfortably worn under most clothing, the L300 Foot Drop System’s unique design can help you eliminate the need for a rigid ankle-foot orthosis (AFO), or braces, and may reduce the risk of falls and injuries.
ZeroG is a dynamic body weight support system that lets patients conduct a wide variety of therapies without the fear of falling. It works by supporting patients through a harness system connected to a mounted overhead robot. ZeroG aims to ease fear and anxiety to enable patients to remain focused on therapy outcomes. It achieves this by protecting the patient from falls by preventing them from happening, as well as giving patient overhead dynamic support to perform any functional tasks they wish to improve upon.
The Xcite is an extremely unique task-based functional electrical stimulation (FES) for gross and fine motor training. With on-screen cues and wireless remote control, the Xcite provides sequenced stimulation for common activities such as grasping a pen and writing, brushing teeth, using a fork or spoon to eat, or rising to a standing position from a seated position. It also provides stimulation cycles for targeted exercises in the hands, arms, and legs.
The RT300 is an arm and leg cycle that uses functional electrical stimulation (FES) to generate muscle contractions to simulate functional movements. Through custom stimulation programs, the RT300 enables comfortable exercise to strengthen up to 16 muscle groups in target areas on all extremities. As a patient gains muscle strength and control, additional programs can be added to offer an even more strengthening and engaging therapy experience.
Oculus Rift is a Virtual Reality simulator that allows patients to simulate real life therapies and functions.
The LiteGait is a system that can quickly bring a patient from sitting in a wheelchair to a full standing position over a treadmill.
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