Inpatient Rehabilitation

Salem Hospital

Q: What conditions does Salem Hospital treat?

Salem Hospital provides intensive rehabilitation for patients with stroke, hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition, all other conditions, hip or femur fracture, and other conditions requiring intensive therapy.

Q: What are Salem Hospital's functional outcomes?

Functional Mobility Improvement: 98.9%. Change in Self-Care Score: 100.0%. Change in Mobility Score: 100.0%. Discharge Self-Care Score: 18.7%. Self-Care Decline: 1.4%.

Q: How does Salem Hospital compare to other IRFs?

Discharge to Community: Better than national. Post-Discharge Readmissions: Same as national. Within-Stay Readmissions: Same as national.

Q: What is the minimum therapy requirement at Salem Hospital?

As a Medicare-certified inpatient rehabilitation facility, Salem Hospital provides intensive therapy programs requiring at least 3 hours of therapy per day, 5 days per week, under physician supervision.

Q: How many doctors are affiliated with Salem Hospital?

8 physicians are affiliated with Salem Hospital.

890 Oak Street, Salem, OR 97301

Non-profit

43 Years Certified

3+ hrs therapy/day

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890 Oak Street
Salem, OR 97301

About Salem Hospital

Inpatient rehabilitation facility overview

Salem Hospital is a nonprofit inpatient rehabilitation facility in Salem, OR, serving patients in Marion County and the surrounding region. Medicare certified since 1983, the facility has provided 43 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.

Salem Hospital treats patients with stroke, hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition, all other conditions, and other rehabilitation conditions. The facility serves approximately 214 rehabilitation patients across all conditions.

Salem Hospital achieves a 98.9% functional mobility improvement rate, reflecting strong rehabilitation outcomes. The facility performs better than the national rate for discharging patients back to the community. 8 physicians are affiliated with this facility.

When choosing an inpatient rehabilitation facility in Salem, OR, 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

OwnershipNon-profit

Certified Since1983

CountyMarion

MSPB Ratio0.91x avg

Conditions Treated9

Affiliated Doctors8

Functional Outcomes

Patient improvement in mobility and self-care during rehabilitation

Functional Mobility Improvement

Patients who improved in mobility during their rehab stay

98.9%

98.9% of patients at Salem Hospital showed functional mobility improvement, reflecting excellent rehabilitation outcomes.

Change in Self-Care Score

Patients with meaningful improvement in self-care abilities

100.0%

100.0% of patients at Salem Hospital showed change in self-care score, reflecting excellent rehabilitation outcomes.

Change in Mobility Score

Patients with meaningful improvement in mobility

100.0%

100.0% of patients at Salem Hospital showed change in mobility score, reflecting excellent rehabilitation outcomes.

Discharge Self-Care Score

Patients meeting self-care goals at discharge

18.7%

18.7% of patients showed discharge self-care score.

Self-Care Decline

Lower is better

Patients whose self-care abilities declined during rehab

1.38%

Salem Hospital reports a 1.38% rate for self-care decline. Lower rates indicate better outcomes.

Safety & Infections

Infection rates, falls, and pressure ulcer prevention

Central Line Infections (CLABSI)

Standardized infection ratio for central line-associated bloodstream infections

0.000Same as National

Salem Hospital'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

21.1%

21.1% of patients were free from falls with major injury.

Pressure Ulcer Prevention

Rate of new or worsened pressure ulcers during rehab stay

0.00%

Salem Hospital 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

Better Than National

Risk-standardized rate: 75.4% (176 patients)

Salem Hospital performs better than the national rate for discharging patients to the community (75.4% risk-adjusted), a key indicator of successful rehabilitation.

Post-Discharge Readmissions

Rate of potentially preventable hospital readmissions within 30 days of IRF discharge

Same as National

Risk-standardized rate: 9.4% (172 patients)

Salem Hospital's post-discharge readmission rate (9.4% risk-adjusted) is consistent with the national rate.

Within-Stay Readmissions

Rate of potentially preventable hospital transfers during the IRF stay

Same as National

Risk-standardized rate: 4.6% (179 patients)

Salem Hospital's within-stay readmission rate (4.6%) is consistent with the national rate.

Medicare Spending

Spending per beneficiary relative to national average

0.91x

Below National Average

1.00 = national average

Salem Hospital's Medicare spending per beneficiary is 9% below the national average (ratio: 0.91), suggesting efficient care delivery. Based on 158 Medicare episodes.

Conditions Treated

Patient volume by rehabilitation condition

Salem Hospital treats patients recovering from stroke, hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition, all other conditions, and 3 other condition categories. The facility serves approximately 214 rehabilitation patients annually across all conditions.

Stroke

114

Hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint condition

All other conditions

Hip or femur fracture

Spinal cord disease or condition (non-traumatic)

Brain injury (traumatic)

Brain disease or condition (non-traumatic)

< 11

Nervous system disorder (excluding stroke)

< 11

Spinal cord injury (traumatic)

< 11

Vaccination Rates

Immunization coverage for patients and staff

Influenza Vaccination22.1%

Patients assessed and appropriately given seasonal flu vaccine

COVID-19 Vaccination59.5%

Healthcare personnel up to date with COVID-19 vaccination