Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital South

We have great news to share! Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital South made this year’s Newsweek's list of America's Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers! This award highlights the nation's top inpatient rehabilitation facilities based on the quality of care, service quality, follow-up care, and accommodation & amenities. It is an honor to serve our community each and every day, so being recognized for our efforts is truly humbling.

Thank you to our staff for helping us achieve this recognition and a huge thank you to our community members for always entrusting us with your care from the moment you step through our doors all the way to your return home.

September is Healthy Aging Month, a month dedicated to celebrating life and the positive aspects of growing older. There are many factors that can influence the way we age, such as a balanced diet and regular exercise. While these tips may seem simple, small changes can make a big difference—start today!

We are hiring a Dietician (RD)!

Here’s your chance to thrive in a positive work environment where you get to know your patients and their families as you provide quality care.

Reach out to Brooke at (314) 948-2175 for more information. Or you may apply directly, anytime at

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Range of motion (ROM) refers to how far you can move or stretch a part of your body, such as a joint or muscle, and it’s different for each of us. Being aware of your ROM can improve your physical well-being and help avoid injury. Learn the difference between passive and active ROM and what exercises you can do to improve both: http://ms.spr.ly/6184m1BRp

We are committed to providing comprehensive care and support to individuals with spinal cord injuries. Our specialized team is here to help each patient achieve their fullest potential, with cutting-edge therapies and compassionate care. We honor the resilience and strength of our patients as they navigate their rehabilitation journeys.

Visit our website to learn how treatment in an inpatient rehab facility can provide quality care and successful outcomes for you or a loved one.

Our team celebrated World Photography Day with a photo contest📸! We loved seeing everyone's pictures and having a friendly competition! Congratulations to our winners!

Pink - Abby RN
Yellow - Lisa S
Green - Amanda W RN
Blue - Daniel
Purple - Michelle OT
Red - Lindsay CM

We provide a variety of therapeutic technologies to help our patients reach their recovery goals and return home to their loved ones. To learn more about each of our innovations, visit the technology section of our website or give us a call today!

Join our monthly support groups for patients, families and caregivers managing brain injury, stroke and amputation. Support groups are designed to create an atmosphere of encouragement, community and understanding.

Visit our website to learn more about our support groups.

Diabetes is often an underlying condition of those that need inpatient rehab. If you have diabetes, good communication with your health care team is key. There are questions you can ask to reduce your risk of kidney disease, heart disease and stroke. Talk to your doctor, be curious and, most importantly, make sure you understand the answers.

On Senior Citizens Day and all year long, we celebrate older adults who inspire us daily with their strength and resilience. Inpatient rehabilitation plays a crucial role in helping seniors recover from serious medical conditions and injuries. While there are challenges associated with the complex health needs of older adults, the benefits in terms of functional improvement and return to independent living are significant. Access to high-quality rehabilitation services is essential for improving the health and well-being of the senior population.

We care for and rehabilitate seniors on a daily basis to get them back to living their lives after a debilitating injury or illness. We care for our seniors not just today, but everyday 💙

We’re looking for LPNs to Join Our Nursing Team!

The need for healthcare professionals like you remains greater than ever. Joining our team means joining a workforce focused on providing excellent care for our patients, families, and one another.

Here’s your chance to thrive in a new facility and positive work environment, where you will get to know your patients and their families as you expand your career with Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital South (10114 Kennerly Road).

You can also apply directly anytime at https://careers.mercy.net/jobs/919546?lang=en-us

Early action is critical when a patient suffers a stroke. Stroke rehabilitation should begin as soon as possible after a stroke, once a patient’s medical condition is stable. Visit our website to learn more about how our hospital supports patients with their stroke recovery.

We Are Hiring a Nutritional Services (Dietary) Aide!
Here’s your chance to thrive in a positive work environment where you get to know your patients and their families as you provide quality service and care.
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For those recovering from a cardiac event, inpatient rehabilitation can help improve overall cardiovascular health, reduce the risk of future cardiac events, and enhance the patient's quality of life. By focusing on individualized treatment plans, inpatient rehab can lead to significant improvements in physical and mental well-being.

Inpatient rehabilitation is designed to help people reach their recovery goals who have experienced the debilitating effects of

- Stroke
- Brain injury
- Spinal cord injury
- Orthopedic injury
- Cardiovascular or pulmonary issues
- Neurological conditions
- Amputation
- Trauma

The aim is to help each individual function as independently as possible through specialized treatment programs that typically involve a minimum of 3 hours of therapy each day for 5 + days a week.

Call us today to learn how inpatient rehabilitation can help you get back to the life you love.

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Facing amputation can feel overwhelming, but you're not alone on this journey! Inpatient rehabilitation plays a crucial role in your recovery, offering personalized care and support every step of the way.

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Our inpatient rehabilitation programs are customized to fit your specific needs and goals. Experience personalized care that can help you get back to living your life to the fullest!

Visit our website to learn more about how we help you achieve the best recovery possible!

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After experiencing a spinal cord injury, there can be uncertainty about what the healing process will look like. Learn more about the stages of spinal cord injury recovery and how treatment in an inpatient rehab facility can provide quality care and successful outcomes for you or a loved one: http://ms.spr.ly/6186lVaM0

Your feet can be telling indicators of your overall health and well-being. By taking care of your feet, it can prevent serious complications and the need for future rehabilitation. Learn more about the importance of diabetic foot care and tips to keep your feet in their best condition: http://ms.spr.ly/6188lRMOQ

Inpatient rehabilitation helps people who have experienced the debilitating effects of an acute injury, impairment, or illness such as stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, orthopedic injury, cardiovascular or pulmonary issues, neurological conditions, amputation, and trauma. The goal of inpatient rehabilitation is to get you back home quickly and help you achieve the best recovery possible.

Are you or a loved one recovering from one of these conditions? Visit our website to learn more about how our specialty programs can help.

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It's National Therapeutic Recreation Week! This annual celebration highlights how recreational therapy can help rebuild skills, improve mood, boost quality of life, and strengthen social connections in the lives of individuals facing disabilities or illnesses. During National Therapeutic Recreation Week and all year long, we celebrate the power of using activity and fun to advance the healing journey of rehabilitation!

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Recovery after a stroke is possible! Inpatient Rehabilitation can help stroke survivors regain independence. We work with patients to develop a personalized plan to help them reach their specific recovery goals. Treatment may include physical therapy, speech therapy, or occupational therapy.

Visit our website to learn more about our Stroke Rehabilitation Program.

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Help lower your risk of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes all while staying active and having fun. Try these 3 types of physical activity to help you stay healthy and independent!