Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

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Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

3104 Blackiston Blvd.
New Albany, IN 47150 (859) 955-8386

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Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

First-Rate Inpatient & Outpatient Rehabilitation Care

Medical rehabilitation can be a necessity for patients who are facing serious injury or illness. With our high-quality inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services, Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital strives to maximize our patients recoveries and help them return to their normal lives. Our innovative treatment and rehabilitation programs are run by expert, caring staff, so you can feel confident that you or your loved one will receive the exceptional medical rehabilitation services you deserve.

Learn more about our high-quality medical rehabilitation services in Southern Indiana when you call (859) 955-8386.

How Can We Help You?

Elevating Patient Care.

Visionary
We determine the best extended care option for our patients.
Innovative
Our team is well-versed in the latest techniques in long term care.
Bold
We are determined to raise the standard of patient care.
Relentless
Our facilities are constantly pursuing a higher level of service excellence.
Ambitious
We are always seeking strategic opportunities for growth within the industry.

We determine the best extended care option for our patients.

Our team is well-versed in the latest techniques in long term care.

We are determined to raise the standard of patient care.

Our facilities are constantly pursuing a higher level of service excellence.

We are always seeking strategic opportunities for growth within the industry.

Our Mission & Principles.

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Customized Rehabilitation Care

We Focus On Our Patients’ Needs

To develop our world-class rehabilitation programs, we take the time to fully evaluate and understand your rehabilitation needs. Our highly knowledgeable physical, occupational, and speech therapists work hand-in-hand to develop a personalized program that is designed just for you. We will choose the services and exercises we feel will lead to the best possible outcome, but we will work to understand your treatment goals and address your concerns. Let us help you reach your rehabilitation goals, and even go beyond what you thought was possible.

Our compassionate rehabilitation specialists treat our patients as a whole, rather than a list of symptoms. That means it is our top priority to help you reach a point of recovery that allows you the live safely and comfortably at home. We also strongly encourage your loved ones and friends to participate in the rehabilitation process by providing patients with much-needed emotional support, as well as celebrating the successes patients achieve. Our capable staff will work alongside you, so you and your family can look forward to a better and brighter tomorrow.

At Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital, we believe in the power of our patients. We work tirelessly to help them reach rehabilitation goals they never thought possible. Learn how our inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation can help you or your loved one when you schedule a tour or call (859) 955-8386.

Celebrating Our Patients' Success.

Read some of our patients' stories of their experience with the Vibra Healthcare team.

Mr. Unruh

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Mr. Unruh had just settled down on the couch to watch some television after dinner with his wife. It was a typical day for the computer technology teacher to that point. But it was about to take a turn for the worse. First, Mr. Unruh complained about being overheated, which he attempted to resolve by removing his sweater. Then, he felt a sudden, sharp pain in his chest. The pain radiated into his neck and shoulder. His wife took immediate action, calling 9-1-1. An ambulance arrived, ... Read More
Dennis S.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Dennis Sumler served our community for 42 years as a police officer and part of the Clark County Probation Office. He retired in January 2017. Dennis and his wife settled into his retirement by staying active and enjoyed walking together for exercise. That September, after spending a normal day together, Julie and Dennis sat down around 6:00 pm. They put golf on the TV and began discussing what to make for dinner. Suddenly, Julie realized that she wasn’t getting a response from Dennis. ... Read More
Gary R.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Gary Reynolds spent his days working 30-40 hours per week assisting patients prior to cataract surgery. Along with his day job, Gary spent long hours cutting down trees in the heat of the summer. One long-awaited Friday off, Gary headed to LaGrange to visit family. During the drive, he began to feel sick. He felt like he was coming down with a virus or inner ear infection. Gary and his brother-in-law decided to take a ride in the country during his visit. Gary recalls the trouble he had ... Read More
Joeann B.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Completing her morning chores, Joeann Brown realized she needed to feed her outdoor cats. She gathered their food and headed for the back door. Hands full, Joeann attempted to push open the door with her foot. But her shoe got caught in the door, causing her to fall on the hard floor of her sunroom. The sudden and traumatic fall was so loud it woke her grandson, who was sleeping on the couch. He rushed over and decided to call Joeann's granddaughter, who is a nurse. Under her guidance, ... Read More
Nancy & Mike H.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Nancy and Mike Hemphill lived a busy life. Full-time jobs. A daughter living at home along with two high school foreign exchange students. All the activities that come along with that. Things changed immediately when Mike suddenly suffered a stroke. On top of handling day-to-day tasks, Nancy was now a caregiver to her husband of 28 years, too. Nancy spent many hours at Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital. There, she attended therapy sessions, family training, and ate meals with Mike. ... Read More
Daniel B.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

It was a Friday when Daniel Boone suddenly developed a temperature so relentless his wife had to take him to the immediate care center. Following a diagnostic workup, the doctors sent Daniel to the local ER to have more tests run. When he arrived at the emergency room, he had an IV placed and more tests completed. The doctors diagnosed Daniel with pneumonia and sent him home with medication and orders to rest. By 4 pm on Sunday, Daniel told his wife he couldn't breathe and needed to go to ... Read More
Doug C.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Doug Clifton worked a lot. Putting in 65 hours per week, Doug worked full-time at The Home Depot and part-time in construction. When one of Doug's college-aged sons was in town, Doug took some time off. They attended a Friday night high school football game together. That night, Doug noticed some sciatic pain but brushed it off. He chalked it up to part of the normal pain he endures due to years of physical labor. But by the time Doug said "goodbye" to his son on Sunday, the pain had ... Read More
Carla P.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Carla Popp is a happily-married mother of three young men in their twenties. For the last 32 years, she has worked 60 hours per week as a hair stylist. Carla and her husband enjoy being involved in their church, going to concerts, riding in their Jeep and traveling together. They were thrilled when their youngest son started college. They decided to start working toward retirement and traveling more. As they would often do, Carla & her husband made plans for a trip near their birthdays ... Read More
Reita B.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Reita Barto has been happily married for 46 years with three children. Reita worked as a district manager of a Circle K store for over ten years. In 2010, she was diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Then in 2017, Reita was diagnosed with cancer in her lungs, esophagus, and lymph nodes. She was devastated. After seeking treatment in Indianapolis, Reita’s doctor suggested outpatient therapy at Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital. The goal was to get her body ... Read More
Carol H.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Carol Holmes had just returned to work at UPS as a Tug Driver. Having recently undergone a total knee replacement, Carol had completed her recovery process. She enjoyed an active life with her husband, Larry. Then Carol began noticing changes. First, it was a decline in her balance. Then numbness and weakness in her arms. Her hand began to draw up into a fist, and it became increasingly difficult to spread her fingers. Tests revealed that five discs were lying against Carol's spinal cord ... Read More
Michelle

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

In September of 2016, just a few short days after returning home from my honeymoon, I woke up with terribly distorted vision. A few short weeks later, I was diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumor that would likely take my life. I ended up having two brain surgeries in 2017. One surgery was to remove the brain tumor that had attached itself to my brain stem. The second was to insert a shunt due to complications from the first surgery. For help with my recovery, I chose the Outpatient ... Read More
Todd R.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

Todd Reed was working at his computer on a normal day at the office when he started to feel like his blood sugar was dropping. As a diabetic he was familiar with this feeling, so he continued to work until he had a moment to grab something to eat. After eating, he continued to experience the strange feeling. Then suddenly, in the middle of writing, he could no longer make his hand move along the paper. He became frustrated, but tried to press on but soon discovered he would not be able to ... Read More
Karen H.

Southern Indiana Rehabilitation Hospital

In October 2016, Karen Haas was looking for something in her attic. Suddenly, she fell 15 feet through a hole in her attic floor onto the garage floor. She suffered a burst fracture of her C6 spinal cord, broke 3 ribs, a partially-collapsed lung and an ankle injury. After five nights in the hospital, she spent three months in a cervical collar/neck brace and a boot for her ankle. Two weeks after her fall, Karen's husband, Lt. Colonel Bryant Haas, deployed to Jordan with the Kentucky Army ... Read More