About North Carolina Baptist Hospitals
Inpatient rehabilitation facility overview
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals is a nonprofit inpatient rehabilitation facility in Winston Salem, NC, serving patients in Forsyth County and the surrounding region. Medicare certified since 2019, the facility has provided 7 years of intensive rehabilitation care. Inpatient rehabilitation facilities provide intensive therapy programs for patients recovering from serious injuries, surgeries, and medical conditions that require at least 3 hours of therapy per day.
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals treats patients with stroke, all other conditions, hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition, and other rehabilitation conditions. The facility serves approximately 404 rehabilitation patients across all conditions.
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals achieves a 99.1% functional mobility improvement rate, reflecting strong rehabilitation outcomes. 3 physicians are affiliated with this facility.
When choosing an inpatient rehabilitation facility in Winston Salem, NC, consider functional outcome measures, infection rates, readmission performance, and the facility's experience with your specific condition. IRFs provide the most intensive level of rehabilitation, typically requiring patients to participate in at least 3 hours of therapy per day, 5 days per week.
At a Glance
Functional Outcomes
Patient improvement in mobility and self-care during rehabilitation
Functional Mobility Improvement
Patients who improved in mobility during their rehab stay
99.1% of patients at North Carolina Baptist Hospitals showed functional mobility improvement, reflecting excellent rehabilitation outcomes.
Change in Self-Care Score
Patients with meaningful improvement in self-care abilities
99.3% of patients at North Carolina Baptist Hospitals showed change in self-care score, reflecting excellent rehabilitation outcomes.
Change in Mobility Score
Patients with meaningful improvement in mobility
99.5% of patients at North Carolina Baptist Hospitals showed change in mobility score, reflecting excellent rehabilitation outcomes.
Discharge Self-Care Score
Patients meeting self-care goals at discharge
55.7% of patients showed discharge self-care score.
Self-Care Decline
Lower is betterPatients whose self-care abilities declined during rehab
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals reports a 0.59% rate for self-care decline, well below most facilities, indicating strong outcomes.
Safety & Infections
Infection rates, falls, and pressure ulcer prevention
Catheter-Associated UTI (CAUTI)
Standardized infection ratio for catheter-associated urinary tract infections
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals's CAUTI standardized infection ratio is 1.127. This is consistent with the national benchmark.
Central Line Infections (CLABSI)
Standardized infection ratio for central line-associated bloodstream infections
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals's CLABSI standardized infection ratio is 0.000. This is consistent with the national benchmark.
Falls Prevention
Percentage of patients without falls resulting in major injury
49.7% of patients were free from falls with major injury.
Pressure Ulcer Prevention
Rate of new or worsened pressure ulcers during rehab stay
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals reports a 0.00% rate of new or worsened pressure ulcers, well below typical rates, indicating excellent skin care protocols.
Discharge & Readmission
Performance compared to national rates
Discharge to Community
Rate of patients successfully discharged to the community after rehabilitation
Risk-standardized rate: 68.9% (299 patients)
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals's community discharge rate (68.9% risk-adjusted) is consistent with the national rate.
Post-Discharge Readmissions
Rate of potentially preventable hospital readmissions within 30 days of IRF discharge
Risk-standardized rate: 9.8% (290 patients)
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals's post-discharge readmission rate (9.8% risk-adjusted) is consistent with the national rate.
Within-Stay Readmissions
Rate of potentially preventable hospital transfers during the IRF stay
Risk-standardized rate: 3.9% (313 patients)
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals's within-stay readmission rate (3.9%) is consistent with the national rate.
Medicare Spending
Spending per beneficiary relative to national average
Below National Average
1.00 = national average
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals's Medicare spending per beneficiary is 12% below the national average (ratio: 0.88), suggesting efficient care delivery. Based on 273 Medicare episodes.
Conditions Treated
Patient volume by rehabilitation condition
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals treats patients recovering from stroke, all other conditions, hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition, and 5 other condition categories. The facility serves approximately 404 rehabilitation patients annually across all conditions.
Stroke
All other conditions
Hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition
Spinal cord disease or condition (non-traumatic)
Brain disease or condition (non-traumatic)
Hip or femur fracture
Brain injury (traumatic)
Nervous system disorder (excluding stroke)
Spinal cord injury (traumatic)
Vaccination Rates
Immunization coverage for patients and staff
Patients assessed and appropriately given seasonal flu vaccine
Healthcare personnel up to date with COVID-19 vaccination
Affiliated Physicians
3 affiliated physicians
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About North Carolina Baptist Hospitals
What conditions does North Carolina Baptist Hospitals treat?
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals provides intensive rehabilitation for patients with stroke, all other conditions, hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition, spinal cord disease or condition (non-traumatic), and other conditions requiring intensive therapy.
What are North Carolina Baptist Hospitals's functional outcomes?
Functional Mobility Improvement: 99.1%. Change in Self-Care Score: 99.3%. Change in Mobility Score: 99.5%. Discharge Self-Care Score: 55.7%. Self-Care Decline: 0.6%.
How does North Carolina Baptist Hospitals compare to other IRFs?
Discharge to Community: Same as national. Post-Discharge Readmissions: Same as national. Within-Stay Readmissions: Same as national.
What is the minimum therapy requirement at North Carolina Baptist Hospitals?
As a Medicare-certified inpatient rehabilitation facility, North Carolina Baptist Hospitals provides intensive therapy programs requiring at least 3 hours of therapy per day, 5 days per week, under physician supervision.
How many doctors are affiliated with North Carolina Baptist Hospitals?
3 physicians are affiliated with North Carolina Baptist Hospitals.
Data source: CMS IRF Compare ·