Medicare-Certified Inpatient Rehab
University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago
1740 W. Taylor St. M/c 889, Chicago, IL, 60612
3129963698 Government - State
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 Quality Ratings
OverallNot rated
Health InspectionNot rated
StaffingNot rated
Quality MeasuresNot rated
Quality Reporting Program (IRF QRP)
Discharged to communityNot reported
All-cause unplanned readmissionNot reported
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.