Quality Outcomes to get you back to your life.
Creating Maximum Potential
What is Inpatient Rehabilitation?
Specialty Rehabiliation Hospital of Luling is a dedicated, licensed facility , offering a thorough and interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation to maximize recovery after an injury or illness.
What is Inpatient Rehabilitation?
Specialty Rehabiliation Hospital of Luling is a dedicated, licensed facility , offering a thorough and interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation to maximize recovery after an injury or illness.
We provide personalized, comprehensive rehabilitation care to patients recovering from, but not limited to:
- Brain Injury
- Stroke
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Neurological disease
- Orthopedic Trauma or Surgery
- Neurological Disorders or Surgery
- Multiple Trauma
- Arthritis
Professional clinical skills, personal trust, and plenty of hard work combine to produce significant patient satisfaction and result, often exceeding national outcome standards in key areas of length of stay, improvement in function and discharge home. Specialty Rehabiliation Hospital of Luling provides intensive therapy programs, rehabilitation physician and nursing services that address your individual needs.
Specialty Rehabiliation Hospital of Luling is accredited by the Joint Commission for Accreditation of Hospital Organizations (JCAHO). 
Rehabilitation Team
- Rehabilitation Physician
- Rehabilitation Nurses
- Physical Therapists
- Occupational Therapists
- Speech Therapists
- Medical Social Workers
- Case Manager
- Recreational Therapists
Referral To Acute Rehabilitation
Upon physician request, the Intake Development Coordinator will evaluate your rehabilitation needs and address the requirements for admission. This includes coordinating insurance verification and providing you and your family with information about the hospital.
The Intake Development Coordinator can be reached at: 985-653-8447.
Treatment Plan
Specialty Rehabiliation Hospital of Luling offers a caring and safe environment in which patients and their caregivers learn to manage impairments affecting self-care, mobility, communication, cognitive skills, and other activities of daily living. A multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, social workers and therapists assess the needs of the patient and establish the treatment plan and goals. A daily treatment schedule is set up based on the individual needs and goals, and practiced throughout the day with all members of the team.
Discharge Planning
Discharge planning begins at admission, and the case manager or social worker will assist you and your family with all discharge needs, including ordering of equipment and providing referrals to home care, outpatient therapy or community services.