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Our 74-bed hospital offers the latest technology and medical equipment, and high quality acute inpati

The OhioHealth Rehabilitation Hospital combines the convenience and comfort of community-based care with national clinical expertise and experience in providing comprehensive medical rehabilitation. Our goal is to help patients get back to their lives as soon as possible. Through an intense rehabilitation therapy program and education, we strive to promote each person’s independence and a timely r

eturn to participation in home and community based activities. Our rehabilitation services are primarily geared to neurology, trauma orthopedics, strokes, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and general rehabilitation. OhioHealth Rehabilitation Hospital is a strategic partnership between OhioHealth and Select Medical.

28/07/2025

Understanding your labs and when to talk to your doctor about them can give you more control and insight into your health.⚕️

Our experts recommend women begin regular lab screenings by age 30. Does that sound like you? Head over to your MyChart to schedule bloodwork with your doctor today. ohlth.co/4d1Gmhe

24/07/2025

Become a part of OhioHealth Listens and share your opinions to influence how we deliver healthcare services locally. Your feedback matters and drives real progress! 🌟

Get involved now: ohlth.co/ohiohealthlistens.

20/07/2025

We’re honored to share a special OhioHealth Care Spotlight from yesterday’s Columbus Crew match.💛

Annie DiGiammo, BSN, RN, an inpatient nurse who supports OhioHealth Dublin Methodist Hospital and Riverside Methodist Hospital, formed a deep connection with Sue Keith, a patient who had recently suffered the profound loss of her husband and then unexpectedly experienced a heart attack herself.

After being taken to Dublin Methodist Hospital for her initial surgery, Sue was eventually transferred to Riverside Methodist Hospital for recovery. Annie felt compelled to be by her side to comfort her both before open-heart surgery and after during recovery.

Touched by the compassionate care she received – Sue was inspired to establish a scholarship through the OhioHealth Foundation in Annie’s honor to benefit the two care sites and generously support mental health for nurses.

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18/07/2025

Inspiring the next generation of Columbus Crew fans. 💛🖤

Every baby born in our hospitals this Saturday, July 19, will receive an exclusive onesie to commemorate Circle of Honor Night presented by OhioHealth!

In anticipation of the match, players visited parents, their newborns and associates at OhioHealth Grant Medical Center and Riverside Methodist Hospital.

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14/07/2025

Coming soon — a new destination for trusted care. We are just one month away from opening our first health center in Canal Wi******er!

Slated to open August 12, the three-story OhioHealth Canal Wi******er Health Center will bring an emergency department, modern medical offices and specialty services to the community.

We’ve made a lot of progress over the last few weeks and are excited to share our journey to the big day.

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11/07/2025

This Sunday, OhioHealth Grant Medical Center will celebrate a major milestone – its 125th anniversary! On July 13, 1900, Grant Hospital and Nursing School opened in downtown Columbus. Founded by world-renowned surgeon, Dr. James Fairchild Baldwin, it was the largest privately-owned hospital in the country at the time with 30 physicians, 2 operating rooms and 50 beds.

Over the years, the hospital has continued to expand its footprint and services, building a national reputation as a leader in specialized trauma care and surgical excellence.

+ 1961: A new Grant Hospital opened adjacent to the original site.
+ 1982: Grant Trauma Center opened along with LifeFlight.
+ 1985: The hospital changed its name to Grant Medical Center.
+ 1988: Grant became a member of U.S. Health Corporation, later named OhioHealth.
+ 2023: OhioHealth opened Grant Cancer Center.
+ 2023: The “Grant Impact 2028: Access to Care for All” project began – a massive transformation of the medical campus.
+ 2028: Seven-story Trauma and Critical Care Center to be completed.

The future of Grant Medical Center is brighter than ever as we grow with the city – and continue to honor OhioHealth’s mission and Dr. Baldwin’s legacy.

08/07/2025

Social stewardship is at the core of OhioHealth’s mission – and we’re dedicated to delivering exceptional care for all and supporting the well-being of our communities.

Our Social Stewardship Report reflects on the positive impact we’ve made in the previous fiscal year. In fiscal year 2024:

🍼 We distributed over 35,000 ounces of donor milk each month through the OhioHealth Mother’s Milk Bank.
⛟ We provided 4,464 mammograms in 50+ counties using three mobile mammogram units.
🫶🏽 Nearly 4,000 OhioHealth associates volunteered 27,660+ hours benefitting 634 local organizations.

Through programs like SARNCO and Wellness on Wheels, and partnerships with local food banks, Columbus State Community College and more, we’ve been able to help improve the health of the communities we serve in a bigger way. Read the full report: ohlth.co/4eAjGW4.

08/07/2025

After battling COVID-19 pneumonia and septic shock, Sherrie Bryan was determined to return to her passions – family and gardening. Sherrie chose OhioHealth Rehabilitation Hospital’s team of expert therapists to guide her recovery.

Learn more about Sherrie’s inspiring story of recovery: https://bit.ly/3TXy1T0

07/07/2025

As part of , a nationwide campaign to prevent youth gun violence, OhioHealth gave away free firearm lock boxes last month to promote gun safety at home. Across six different care sites —Mansfield Hospital, Grant Medical Center, Riverside Methodist Hospital, Doctors Hospital, Dublin Methodist Hospital and Pickerington Methodist Hospital — we distributed more than 250 lock boxes to the community.

Gun injuries have been the leading cause of death for kids ages 1-17 for the last three years. According to research from the Ad Council, our partner in this greater initiative, 80% of Americans in households with gun owners agree that practicing secure gun storage would reduce gun violence.

Visit ohlth.co/agreetoagree to explore ways you can help prevent gun violence before it happens.

04/07/2025

Wishing you a healthy, happy and safe Fourth of July! 🇺🇸

04/07/2025

We wish you and your family a safe and happy Fourth of July.

01/07/2025

Every patient’s journey with a serious illness is unique. The personalized approach of palliative care ensures the care provided is as individual as the person receiving it.

From symptom management to advanced care planning, palliative care teams are here to support patients and their families from diagnosis through later stages of serious conditions.

Read more on our blog: ohlth.co/44taCNY.

23/06/2025

More than 300 people came together on Saturday to celebrate cancer survivorship at the second-annual OhioHealth Cancer Survivor Walk & Run.

Participants gathered at the McConnell Heart Health Center to stride in solidarity, meet with our cancer experts, learn about support services and hear from inspiring speakers. It was an empowering community display that cancer doesn’t have to define your future.

20/06/2025

Nothing like the first day of summer to bring on a heat wave. 🥵 As temps climb over the next week, be sure to stay cool, hydrated and watch for these important signs of dehydration and heat stroke.

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19/06/2025

Today, we acknowledge the importance of Juneteenth, which commemorates the abolition of slavery.

12/06/2025

Our nursing assistants and patient care technicians champion the recovery of every patient from admission to discharge. An integral part of the nursing team, they obtain vital signs, assist patients with daily care and support their physical and emotional needs.

Join us as we celebrate these compassionate health care professionals. 🌟

04/06/2025

You may have heard the words “aphasia” and “dysphagia” when supporting a loved one’s health journey and wondered what they mean and how they differ.

June is National Aphasia Awareness Month—a fitting time to highlight this communication disorder and contrast it with dysphagia, another disorder patients may face after injury or illness.

Aphasia affects a person’s ability to speak, read or write—although not necessarily their thinking. After a stroke or brain injury that damages the language centers in the brain, a patient may have trouble finding the right words, understanding what others say or comprehending text.

Dysphagia is the difficulty in swallowing, and can occur as a symptom of many different conditions, including brain and muscle disorders.

29/05/2025

Stroke recovery goals can look very different for each stroke survivor. Some simply want to stand or eat on their own. Others envision returning to work, travelling the world or reclaiming the role of family event planner. The most common goal among patients? Returning home. Select Medical’s nationwide network of inpatient rehabilitation hospitals focuses on helping patients do just that.

26/05/2025

This Memorial Day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice serving and protecting our country.

21/05/2025

Clark Crist once helped MLB players like Kenny Lofton (Cleveland Guardians), Mike Leake (Seattle Mariners) and Albert Pujols (St. Louis Cardinals) sign their contracts. Then suddenly the former player, manager and Major League scout needed help himself. He suffered a massive stroke, which affected his ability to walk, feed and dress himself.

In addition to friends and former teammates like Terry Francona (The University of Arizona, Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox), Barry Larkin (Cincinnati Reds) and Luis Gonzalez (Arizona Diamondbacks, Houston Astros), Clark needed a coach. Instead he found a team. The therapists at HonorHealth Rehabilitation Hospital helped Clark come home again.

Read Clark's story: https://bit.ly/4jeZzNZ

To learn more about Select Medical’s network of hospitals, visit: https://www.selectmedical.com/about-us/

18/05/2025

Many of our patients struggle to speak, swallow or think clearly when they transition to our care. They’re recovering from injury or illness and want to talk with a loved one, eat their favorite food and manage their daily activities.

Certified speech-language pathologists (SLPs) play an important role in making that happen. As part of a multi-disciplinary care team, SLPs diagnose communication and swallowing conditions and create individualized plans to address them.

For some patients, that may mean exercises to strengthen their tongue, lips and throat. For others, it might be activities to improve memory and problem solving—all with the goal of getting them back to their lives.

16/05/2025

We partner with top-tier, innovative health care systems nationwide. Select Medical’s network of hospitals is devoted to helping patients recover, achieve successful outcomes and regain their quality of life.

15/05/2025

Caleb Utley, a 34-year-old restaurant server, enjoyed an active life with his fiancé and their two dogs. But a catastrophic vehicle accident changed everything. The incident left him with multiple traumatic wounds including a brain injury. He faced a long road to recovery. His first stop after the ICU was Select Specialty Hospital - Dallas Plano, a critical illness recovery hospital, where he continued to heal from his injuries. After meeting his goals, he transferred to Baylor Scott & White Institute for Rehabilitation - Frisco, to regain his mobility, communication skills and other abilities to return to the life he loved.

Read more about Caleb’s amazing recovery: https://bit.ly/4mhHmSF

To learn more about Select Medical’s network of hospitals, visit: https://www.selectmedical.com/about-us/

14/05/2025

It is a myth that only older people can suffer a stroke. In fact, rates of stroke among younger adults are on the rise, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). In a study conducted from 2011-13 and from 2020-22, the prevalence of strokes in people ages 18 to 44 rose 14.6%, while those ages 45 to 64 rose 15.7%.

Though strokes remain most common in those who are 65 or older, they can occur at any age. The CDC report highlights a rise in obesity, physical inactivity, diabetes and high blood pressure as contributing to increased strokes among younger people. Despite the rise, there are steps younger adults can take to lower their chances of having a stroke now and in the future.

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