Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Extended Care

The inpatient center provides care 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Its facilities include 51 patient rooms, three gyms, two occupational therapy suites and a cafeteria. Public nursing-home data list 113 certified beds, a capacity figure distinct from the 51 rooms reported by TMH. A third-party facility listing names physical, occupational and speech therapy, wound care and IV therapy, but TMH’s center page does not specify those services or schedules. A senior-care listing also reports an activity center, beauty shop, library and computer lounge, and Wi-Fi; TMH does not detail these amenities.

The center says it may consider patients with complete or incomplete spinal cord injuries, whether traumatic or nontraumatic, who do not require ventilator support and have injuries at Level C4 or below. Behavioral health concerns are assessed individually by the admitting physician and team. These criteria indicate that admission decisions can depend on a person’s clinical circumstances, in addition to the general age and treatment-need requirements.

Planning for transition or discharge takes place during treatment. The center says its team considers progress toward stated goals, predicted outcomes, expected changes in function and independence, and the availability of other programs or resources. This describes a process guided by the person’s progress and anticipated needs; the published information does not promise a particular length of stay or outcome.

TMH’s broader rehabilitation-services information describes team-based work toward regaining strength, mobility and life skills after illness, injury or surgery. That overview presents rehabilitation goals across the health system and does not list specific therapy disciplines or schedules for this center. CARF lists an adult inpatient rehabilitation program under skilled nursing and records a three-year accreditation, first accredited in 2025.