Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities Directory

Use public CMS data to compare 1,222 Medicare-certified inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Start with your state, county, or city.

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What inpatient rehabilitation facilities provide

Inpatient rehabilitation facilities, or IRFs, deliver intensive, hospital-grade rehabilitation to people recovering from a stroke, a traumatic brain or spinal cord injury, major surgery, or a similar serious event. A team of physicians, nurses, and physical, occupational, and speech therapists provides several hours of therapy each day in a hospital-based setting.

Locate inpatient rehabilitation facilities by state

Texas 157 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Florida 89 inpatient rehabilitation facilities California 83 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Pennsylvania 64 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Louisiana 56 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Ohio 52 inpatient rehabilitation facilities New York 42 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Illinois 41 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Michigan 41 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Georgia 34 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Indiana 33 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Tennessee 32 inpatient rehabilitation facilities South Carolina 29 inpatient rehabilitation facilities Missouri 28 inpatient rehabilitation facilities North Carolina 27 inpatient rehabilitation facilities
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Choosing a inpatient rehabilitation facility

When comparing IRFs, ask how many therapy hours are provided daily, how physician and therapy staffing is arranged, how discharge planning is handled, and whether the facility holds Medicare certification for the condition in question. Ratings and quality measures are signals, not medical advice.

The strongest comparisons weigh several signals together - inspection history, nurse staffing, quality measures, and the particular services someone requires. Ratings pull those signals into a single number, but they cannot stand in for a visit or a conversation with the staff.

Where you can, visit each option in the United States, ask how care plans are created and revisited, and get costs, coverage, and availability confirmed in writing. Steady staffing and open communication with families count for as much as any published rating.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Medicare certification mean for a inpatient rehabilitation facility?
A inpatient rehabilitation facility with Medicare certification satisfies federal standards and takes part in the Medicare program. Inpatient rehabilitation facilities, or IRFs, deliver intensive, hospital-grade rehabilitation to people recovering from a stroke, a traumatic brain or spinal cord injury, major surgery, or a similar serious event. A team of physicians, nurses, and physical, occupational, and speech therapists provides several hours of therapy each day in a hospital-based setting.
How many inpatient rehabilitation facilities does this directory include?
Based on the current CMS data, this directory covers 1,222 Medicare-certified inpatient rehabilitation facilities in 52 states and territories.
What should I look for when choosing a inpatient rehabilitation facility?
When comparing IRFs, ask how many therapy hours are provided daily, how physician and therapy staffing is arranged, how discharge planning is handled, and whether the facility holds Medicare certification for the condition in question. Ratings and quality measures are signals, not medical advice. Published star ratings and quality measures are signals rather than medical advice; verify details directly with the provider and at Medicare.gov.

Data sources

Sources: CMS Provider Data Catalog. Processing date of the data: 2026-10-06. This directory is for information only and is not medical advice.

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Required disclosures

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