Rehabilitation Hospital Of The Pacific

Outpatient clinic therapy services: in fiscal year 2024, rehab hospital spent $3,361,588 in direct expenses for outpatient clinic therapy services. Rehab hospital offers outpatient clinic therapy services in nuuanu and aiea on the island of oahu and in hilo on the island of hawaii. Each clinic offers comprehensive rehabilitation services for those who need additional physical, occupational, or speech therapy in order to reach higher levels of independence. Specialty services provided on an outpatient basis also include: -cardiac rehabilitation -aquatic therapy -women's health rehabilitation -urinary incontinence program in fiscal year 2024, rehab hospital provided outpatient therapy sessions totaling 27,865 in the following areas: -physical and aquatics therapy - 22,836 sessions -occupational therapy - 3,417 sessions -speech therapy - 1,611 sessions

Physicians clinic services: in fiscal year 2024, rehab hospital spent $945,765 in direct expenses for physicians clinic services. Rehab hospital offers physician services in a hospital based clinic located on its nuuanu campus. The clinic offers comprehensive programs for stroke, amputee, spasticity, neurotrauma, and osteoporosis patients, amongst others. In fiscal year 2024, rehab hospital provided physician visits totaling 3,112 visits.

Rehab hospital is the only acute-care medical rehabilitation organization serving hawaii and the pacific for over 70 years. The 82-bed, not-for-profit hospital, three outpatient therapy clinics, and hospital based physicians clinic on the islands of oahu and hawaii have been dedicated to providing comprehensive medical rehabilitation services. Community role/activity in addition to providing the services above, rehab hospital has supported the community through the following: - supporting opportunities for the disabled community to participate in adaptive sports. - offering an information center which shares resources and services provided by rehab hospital or available in other organizations to support patients, caregivers and the community to identify available rehabilitative healthcare services. - providing education and clinical rotations for therapy students and medical professionals. - participating in health and fitness fairs to help foster health education in the community. - providing conferences and presentations to special interest groups focused on the prevention and treatment of brain injuries, spinal cord injuries and strokes. - organizing volunteers from the community to perform thousands of hours of volunteer work. In fiscal year 2024, more than 10,800 volunteer hours were performed. The selection and quality of programs and services provided by rehab hospital are of great value to the community. The following benefits are a result of rehab hospital's presence in the community: - availability of higher quality, comprehensive, cost efficient, physical and cognitive rehabilitation which provides for greater functional independence for the patients. - education and training for the general community on rehabilitation techniques and trends and preventive measures - return of injured patients to their community and to the workforce with greater functional independence in a timely manner other reimbursement for services rendered is critical to the operation and viability of any hospital. However, in fulfillment of our mission as a non-profit, community-based hospital, rehab hospital has a financial assistance program that provides comprehensive medical rehabilitation to individuals from whom we may receive little or no compensation. In fiscal year 2024, rehab hospital provided various forms of financial assistance to its patients. The estimated uncompensated cost of providing care to these patients was approximately $44,000. Rehab hospital also provided services to approximately 953 inpatients and outpatients with medicaid or medicaid hmo coverage. Medicaid reimbursement continues to be lower than the cost to provide services to these patients. It is estimated that the cost to provide services to these patients with medicaid or medicaid hmo coverage exceeded reimbursement, by approximately $3,256,000.