Inpatient rehabilitation hospitals that deliver high-quality medical rehabilitation.
We help people recover from disabling injuries, illnesses and surgeries, such as stroke, brain injury, limb loss, major multiple trauma, orthopedic surgery and more. Nobis Rehabilitation Partners operates inpatient rehabilitation hospitals that deliver high-quality medical rehabilitation.
11/11/2025
Today, we honor and thank all who have served our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice represent the highest ideals of service.
This year’s Veterans Day theme, “Service to Our Nation,” reminds us that service extends beyond the battlefield—it’s a lifelong commitment to protecting and uplifting others. We salute our veterans today and every day.
11/10/2025
We have great appreciation for the caregivers of our patients in our inpatient rehabilitation hospitals. Caregivers can be defined as the professionals who care for the patients and also the family, friends, and resources who also care for the patient outside the hospital. Our Nobis Hospitals support all caregivers by serving as advocates for our patients and families and providing them with resources, training, and emotional support during their hospital stay with our hospital and as they prepare to return to live their best life!
From November 11–13, 2025, the Nobis team will be attending the Workers’ Comp (WC) National Conference at the Music City Center. We’re looking forward to connecting with leaders in the industry. Contact Us to Learn More or Meet with us at the event. WorkersCompAdmissionTeam@nobisrehabpartners.com
This premier workers’ compensation event brings together decades of expertise, innovative ideas, and networking opportunities to address the evolving challenges in the field. We are excited to hear Noah Galloway’s keynote on Tuesday morning as he tells his story of resilience and reinvention.
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11/07/2025
Diabetes affects millions, but with proper monitoring, nutrition, and exercise, people can live full, healthy lives. This month is a great reminder to prioritize blood sugar management and overall wellness.
November is COPD Awareness Month. Respiratory health can be more challenging during the winter months, especially for people who aren’t able to enjoy fresh air and who may have a higher exposure to drier air inside their warm homes. Additionally, flu season can significantly affect people who have compromised lung conditions like COPD. Small steps, like staying active and following treatment plans, can make a big difference in managing lung conditions.
We’re proud to announce that Nobis has received state approval to build Seattle Rehabilitation Hospital, a new 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital in King County, Washington.
Developed in partnership with Cross Development, this state-of-the-art hospital will feature private patient rooms, advanced rehabilitation gyms, and cutting-edge technologies designed to help patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, orthopedic conditions, and other complex disabling injuries or illnesses to regain independence and quality of life.
“Nobis is honored to serve King County and the nearby communities as well as partner with local health systems,” said Chester Crouch, Founder and CEO of Nobis.
The hospital will also bring over 100 new career opportunities to the Seattle area, creating new opportunities for hospital clinical and support team members to make a lasting impact.
Physical therapy involves a personalized approach to healing that combines medical expertise, hands-on care, and patient education. Whether recovering from surgery, a stroke, a joint replacement, or an injury, physical therapy helps people restore function and improve quality of life.
At our Nobis hospitals, every success story inspires us. Here’s what Rex shared about his time at Tulsa Rehabilitation Hospital:
“The Physical Therapists and the Occupational Therapists at Tulsa Rehabilitation Hospital were top notch! I could not have asked for a better team. I was unable to move my right leg when I arrived but was able to walk out days later due to the excellent rehabilitation and care while at Tulsa Rehab.”
This Respiratory Care Week, we’re celebrating our respiratory therapists who support patients that have chronic conditions like COPD, and other cardiopulmonary diseases or following an acute critical illness. Your skill and compassion help patients breathe easier, improve lung capacity and fully engage in their medical rehabilitation treatments. The easier, improve lung capacity and fully engage in their medical rehabilitation treatments.
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Nobis brings together hospitals, developers, and investment partners to develop, operate, and manage inpatient rehabilitation facilities (“IRF’s”) throughout the United States.
We specialize in treating conditions such as strokes, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, neurological disorders and other complex medical conditions.
People will enjoy working in our brand new hospitals. Patients and therapists will love our open concept hallways.
Our Vision: We will be the medical rehabilitation leader within our communities
Community Commitment
By improving the health of our patients, we enable them to contribute fully to their local community
Culture of Quality
Every caregiver is committed to providing a positive patient experience and exceptional quality care.
Distinction in Rehab Medicine
Our medical, nursing and therapy teams will establish industry leading rehab programs specific to the local community
Creating Excellence in Employee Experience
We are dedicated to our associates in creating a culture that encourages innovation, teamwork, creative competition, and growth
Relationships
We ensure trust and accountability in every relationship to meet the needs of our patients, physicians, and associates
Our Mission:
Delivering exceptional care through inspired people, industry leading programs, innovation, and strong partnerships within the communities we serve.