Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation in San Antonio, Texas

A scary event for a patient and their family, strokes can happen at any moment. While many fear about what happens after a stroke, recovery is possible, especially with the help of the stroke rehab program at Baptist Health System.

Stroke rehabilitation is available at Baptist Medical Center, North Central Baptist Hospital, Northeast Baptist Hospital and St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital.

To learn more or to make a referral, call 29-REHAB (297-3422).

Stroke recovery can be a lifelong process, but our stroke rehabilitation program is here to provide wellness and comfort for a lifetime. With a goal to return patients to their families and communities with less pain, greater mobility and more productive futures, our CARF-accredited stroke program is dedicated to your recovery.

Baptist Inpatient Rehab Center is the only CARF-accredited stroke program in San Antonio.

Our Stroke Rehabilitation Program Benefits

Along with certified rehab nurses, our inpatient stroke rehab program offers access to stroke specialists, consultants and diagnostic tests. Additional features of the program include:

• A Stroke Survivor Support Group
• A Wii therapy program
• Therapists trained in neuro-developmental technique
• Family participation opportunities
  • Family participation opportunities
  • We teach family members to help with therapy at home
  • Family members learn how to help during treatment and after discharge
• Peer Mentors. Also stroke survivors, peer mentors help provide insight and hope for the future
• Private rooms
• Discharge planning

Our "Reconnections" Program for Stroke Education

Being armed with the latest information on how to recover from a stroke can mean everything to a patient. Whether you or a family member is at risk of having a stroke, or if you’re recovering from a stroke, Baptist Rehab Centers’ Reconnections program is a free educational resource. Stay informed and be in control of your heart health.

We also offer classes for patients and caregivers to learn more about stroke recovery.

“Maybe the new life can be better than the old one.”
- Mike, stroke survivor and peer mentor in the Reconnections rehab program