About our inpatient rehabilitation hospital
Choosing where to receive care after a life-changing illness or injury is an important decision for you and your loved ones. At Mount Carmel, we strive to make that decision easier. We offer the expertise, coordinated care and trusted reputation your family can rely on.
At our hospital you will receive:
- Three hours of therapy a day, five days per week
- 24/7 nursing care, including nurses who specialize in rehabilitation
- Frequent visits from independent physicians
- A coordinated team of therapists, nurses, dietitians, pharmacists and case managers
Tour our inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Westerville, OH
Experience state-of-the-art patient rooms, modern therapy gyms and advanced rehabilitation equipment — all designed to help you recover faster and stronger.
Better rehabilitation starts here
At Mount Carmel Rehabilitation Hospital, an affiliate of Encompass Health, we provide comprehensive medical rehabilitation therapy for a wide range of conditions, including stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury and orthopedics.
Our therapies include:
Physical therapy
Helps improve movement, strength and balance
Occupational therapy
Helps with everyday tasks and routines
Speech therapy
Supports communication, cognition and swallowing
Choose a nationally awarded rehabilitation provider
From our unique workplace culture to the high-quality, compassionate care our dedicated employees provide to patients each day, Encompass Health has a lot to be proud of. Learn more about our recent accolades.
Encompass Health recognized for corporate excellence on Fortune and Forbes 2026 lists
Encompass Health named among Becker’s “Top Places to Work in Healthcare” for 2026
Our hospital leaders
Professional accredited
Our hospital complies with local, state and federal regulations. We are accredited by The Joint Commission, a leader in determining quality and safety standards for healthcare delivery, and the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
View our accreditation reports below.