Medicare-Certified Inpatient Rehab
The George Washington University Hospital
900 23rd ST Nw, Washington, DC, 20037
2027154843 For-Profit - Corporation
About Inpatient Rehabilitation
Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities (IRFs) deliver intensive therapy — typically three or more hours per day, five days a week — for patients recovering from stroke, brain or spinal-cord injury, major joint replacement, or other major events. Medicare Part A covers IRF stays when the patient can tolerate the intensive therapy schedule and is expected to make measurable functional gains.
When you call: Ask about therapy-hour intensity, physician oversight (rehabilitation physician daily rounding), nurse-to-patient ratios, and discharge planning support.
Facility Information
CMS Certification #09T001
OwnershipFor-Profit - Corporation
Certified Beds329
CMS Quality Ratings
OverallNot rated
Health InspectionNot rated
StaffingNot rated
Quality MeasuresNot rated
Quality Reporting Program (IRF QRP)
Discharged to communityNot reported
All-cause unplanned readmission
9.9%Lower is better — % rehospitalized within 30 days of discharge.
Falls with major injuryNot reported
New or worsened pressure ulcersNot reported
Self-care change scoreNot reported
Mobility change scoreNot reported
Medicare spend per episodeNot reported
Data source: CMS Provider Data Catalog (data.cms.gov). Updated quarterly.