Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Outcomes

FACT: California Pacific Regional Rehabilitation Center (CPRRC) is recognized throughout the Bay Area, and beyond, as a leader in the provision of specialized rehabilitation.

FACT: CPRRC is accredited by the Joint Commission and holds the following accreditations from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF):

• Brain Injury Specialty Program
• Stroke Specialty Program
• Spinal Cord Specialty Program
• Inpatient Rehabilitation Program-General

FACT: These International CARF accreditations reflect the highest standards in rehabilitation care and are a hallmark of our commitment to the community we serve. We are proud to be a part of CARF’s tradition of excellence.

FACT: Our programs are designed to serve people with complex, catastrophic rehabilitation diagnoses. Our facility is housed within a tertiary hospital that is part of the Neuroscience Institute of California Pacific Medical Center.

Because of these two facts, our programs can accommodate patients with the most complicated rehabilitation requirements, as well as the complex medical needs often associated with these diagnoses.

FACT: We regularly assess how effectively we serve our patients and community. One of the ways we do this is through the analysis of data.

Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation or UDSMR is an independent, not-for-profit data collection corporation that analyzes data and provides standardized reports that compare the outcomes of different medical rehabilitation providers in a uniform way.

The information we provide to UDSMR is translated into Quality Indicators (QIs). QIs are standardized, evidence-based measures used to track performance (formerly FIM.)

FACT: We prove our program’s effectiveness, and have for decades, by documenting our outcomes. They are the direct result of the care, skill, and commitment of every member of our team.

FACT:

• California Pacific Regional Rehabilitation Center’s outcomes are consistently higher than the nation, for all patients and for specialty programs (Source: UDSMR)
• Our discharge to the community rate is consistently higher than the nation (Source: UDSMR)
• Our readmission to the hospital rate is consistently lower than the nation (Source: MedTel)
• Patient and Family Satisfaction rates exceed national benchmarks year after year (Source: MedTel)

**Source: UDSMR

**Source: UDSMR

**Source: UDSMR 

**Source: UDSMR

Source: UDSMR

At Sutter Rehabilitation Institute, our expert team of rehabilitation professionals — many with advanced certifications and credentialing — help you achieve the best results possible. Our outcome data proves that our patients do better than the average rehabilitation patient in our region, and even nationally.

• Amputation (PDF) English | Spanish
• Brain Injury (PDF) English | Spanish
• Cancer (PDF) English | Spanish
• Comprehensive Inpatient Rehabilitation (PDF) English | Spanish
• General Rehabilitation (PDF) English | Spanish
• Spinal Cord Injury (PDF) English | Spanish
• Stroke (PDF) English | Spanish

Regional Acute Rehabilitation Center 2023 Report Card

For more than 50 years, Alta Bates Summit Regional Rehabilitation Center has helped thousands of patients to regain their quality of life after a traumatic accident or debilitating disease. Our 58 bed Inpatient Rehabilitation Program at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Oakland, California, is recognized as one of the best in the country. Our program specializes in stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, cancer rehabilitation, neurological disorders, complex orthopedic conditions and multiple traumas for patients 18 and over.

Commitment to Quality

• Our Inpatient Rehabilitation Care ranks among the BEST in the nation.
• Our patients’ progress exceeded the national and regional benchmarks which include 917 acute rehabilitation programs (UDSMR®).
• Patients Served — 705
• Average hours of therapy per week is 16 hours.
• 7% of patients had unplanned transfers to acute care.
• Average Length of Stay (days) — 16.7
• Patients Discharged to the Community — 90%

• Patient Satisfaction — 97%

  

• Patients Served — 253
• Average hours of therapy per week is 17 hours.
• Average length of stay is 17.7 days.
• 8.4% of patients had unplanned transfers to acute care.
• Discharged to the Community — 91%
• Patient Satisfaction — 97%

• Patients Served — 86
• Average hours of therapy per week is 17 hours.
• Average length of stay is 17.7 days
• 10 patients had unplanned transfers to acute care.
• Discharged to the Community — 85%
• Patient Satisfaction — 98%

• Patients Served — 40
• Average hours of therapy per week is 17 hours.
• Average length of stay is 27 days.
• 4 patients had unplanned transfers to acute care.
• Discharged to the Community — 48%

• Patients Served — 46
• Average hours of therapy per week is 15 hours.
• Average length of stay is 18 days.
• 4.4% of patients had unplanned transfers to acute care.
• Discharged to the Community — 87%

• 97% of patients were satisfied with their care. (*MedTel Outcomes, 90 day follow-up)
• Some comments from our patients:
  • “Everyone was so kind and deeply professional”
  • “I will forever remember and appreciate your wonderful dedication, skill and positivity”