Select Medical Rehabilitation – Madison

Fax: (717) 412-9385
Referral Phone: (608) 260-2703
Referral Fax: (717) 412-9385
Maps & Directions
Hospital Access

To access our hospital, turn onto Braxton Place from Park Street. The parking lot is off the second driveway to the right. Parking is free for visitors.

From our parking lot, enter through the main entrance. Receptionists will assist with further directions.

Visiting Hours
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. daily
About Us

About our hospital

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Select Medical Rehabilitation – Madison is a 18-bed medical rehabilitation unit, also known as an acute rehabilitation unit, that helps individuals regain function and rebuild their lives following injury or illness. Select Medical Rehabilitation – Madison is housed within Select Specialty Hospital – Madison, a 40-bed free-standing critical illness recovery hospital.

Dining Options

Braxton Place Café
Located on the first floor.  
Hours
Sunday through Saturday
Lunch: Noon - 2 p.m.

Visitors during these hours can request room service for breakfast, lunch and dinner selections. There are specific ordering timeframes. Ask a staff member for more information.

Local hotels and restaurants

There are a number of hotels and motels near our hospital (some of which may offer special rates to our guests), along with a wide range of restaurants and dining options.

Pricing transparency

Effective January 1, 2021, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is requiring hospitals to make standard charges public. CMS issued a final rule on November 15, 2019 that provides the details related to the required information. Hospitals are expected to update this information at least annually or more often as appropriate, to reflect current charges. Note the standard charges provided may not accurately reflect what any given individual is likely to pay for a particular service, as this will be dependent upon your insurance coverage and the terms of the insurance plan. You should check with your insurance coverage to determine if you will have, any out of pocket costs. Note, some charges may be subject to change during the year without notice and the timing of updates may affect the posted charges on this site.

Note that other healthcare providers who may separately bill the patient may provide some services in our hospital and that provider may or may not participate with the same health insurers or health maintenance organizations as our hospital.

For general billing inquiries, to request an itemized bill, or to pay a bill, contact our Central Business Office at 888.868.1103. If you need financial assistance related to an outstanding balance due, please refer to our Financial Hardship Policy and contact our Central Business Office at 888.868.1103 to determine if you qualify for financial assistance.

 
The Four Whys

Four Focus Areas of Recovery

The Four Whys of Inpatient Rehabilitation

Play the accessible version of the “The Four Whys of Inpatient Rehabilitation” video

We specialize in treating patients recovering from a range of medical issues including stroke, brain or spinal cord injuries, surgery or chronic medical conditions. Our multidisciplinary care teams assess patients and develop personalized treatment plans to meet patient needs, with a goal of improving their independence and returning to daily life. This brief video outlines the four core aspects of our hospitals' approach to inpatient rehabilitation.

Walking/mobility

We help patients strengthen muscles that aid in self-care activities, balance improvement, coordination and endurance.

We focus on patient mobility because it can increase:

  • Ability to return home
  • Independence
  • Ability to perform other rehabilitation activities
  • Quality of life
  • Ability to return to work, school, community and daily routines

Talking

We work on strengthening and controlling facial muscles to help create sounds for speech and enunciation, finding words, understanding others, reading, writing and communicating.

We focus on restoring speech because:

  • Speech provides dignity, allowing patients to participate in their own care, express their wishes and communicate with family members and others.
  • Patients who can speak are less likely to experience depression and anxiety.*

*Freeman-Sanderson et al., J Crit Care, 2016; 33:186-191

Eating

We help strengthen muscles to prevent aspiration and improve swallowing, hydration, nutrition and ultimately advance our patients to a normal diet.

We focus on restoring the ability to eat because:

  • Safe swallowing increases the variety of nutritional foods patients can eat.
  • A balanced diet prevents muscle loss and enhances the ability to participate in therapy sessions.
  • “Normal” forms of eating increase a patient’s sense of independence, quality of life and community since many gatherings center around food.

Thinking and cognitive rehabilitation

We address cognitive impairments by actively working with patients to improve their thinking and cognition, and by teaching safety strategies and techniques that help with activities of daily life.

We focus on the importance of thinking and cognitive rehabilitation because it:

  • Improves executive functions such as decision-making
  • Enhances the ability to perform daily tasks and routines
  • Prepares patients to return home and regain their quality of life
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