PHILADELPHIA — Penn Medicine Rehabilitation, an inpatient unit of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania managed by GSPP Rehabilitation, has opened a brand-new dialysis suite to serve patients.
The space at 1800 Lombard Street accommodates dialysis services for up to four patients from Penn Medicine Rehabilitation, with future plans to expand.
A CARF-accredited center, the two-floor unit features 58 private rooms, person-centric care plans for stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury and complex medical rehabilitation, and around-the-clock, on-site Penn Medicine physician coverage.
To learn more or to choose inpatient rehabilitation for you or a loved one, call 215-893-6570.
PHILADELPHIA — GSPP Rehabilitation is proud to share that we have partnered with South Philadelphia Community Fridge. to help combat food insecurity and inequality.
GSPP Rehabilitation had the pleasure of placing a fridge and pantry on the 19th & South side of our Rittenhouse campus; it is open and available for all in the community, including patients and GSPP employees.
Take what you need; donate, if possible.
South Philly Fridge is a community-based organization dedicated to giving all Philadelphians access to fresh and healthy food, combatting food insecurity and inequality through mutual aid.
Thank you to all GSPP Rehabilitation team members who made this community effort a reality.
PHILADELPHIA — Thanks to the support of a generous donor, Penn Medicine Rehabilitation, an inpatient unit of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania that is managed by GSPP Rehabilitation, recently acquired Zeen mobility devices.
This technology, which is used by our experts at 1800 Lombard Street, combines the benefits of a walker and wheelchair, providing patients with improved mobility and support for standing and walking.
The team, which works with patients recovering from stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, cancer and other diagnoses, utilizes the technology as part of appropriate patients’ overall inpatient rehab care, helping with independence and confidence in their daily activities. Penn Medicine Rehabilitation is a CARF-accredited rehabilitation center.
To learn more about inpatient rehabilitation services and technology available, visit our location page or call our expert team at 215-893-6570.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Good Shepherd Penn Partners is thrilled to announce an exciting evolution in our identity. As part of our ongoing commitment to exceptional, person-centered care, we have unveiled a fresh new name, look and brand message.
As we embark on this new chapter, here are a few updates to look forward to:
1. New Name and Logos
Our employer brand will now be GSPP Rehabilitation, displayed in a modern, balanced design and color palette.
In addition, you will notice a new logo treatment for our Outpatient Therapy services and Specialty Hospital. The new look features the Penn Medicine and Good Shepherd Rehabilitation logos, side by side, to honor our partnership.
Below, you can explore a visual map of our brand evolution and how each logo connects us all:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (Oct. 22, 2024) — The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) has awarded a 3-year reaccreditation to Penn Medicine Rehabilitation, an inpatient unit of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, for five inpatient rehab specialty programs.
CARF — an independent, nonprofit organization — is considered the gold standard in awarding accreditation to rehabilitation facilities that demonstrate a high level of performance, accountability and adherence to rigorous standards. During a thorough and detailed evaluation in summer 2024, CARF representatives evaluated all aspects of the 58-bed Penn Medicine Rehabilitation against 2,500 total operations and quality standards.
“We are honored to receive CARF reaccreditation,” said Executive Director Jessica Cooper. “This achievement underscores our unwavering commitment to providing the highest level of care and ensuring that our patients receive comprehensive, evidence-based treatment in a safe and supportive environment.”
Based on the findings, CARF has re-accredited Penn Medicine Rehabilitation for the following programs:
“CARF accreditation is a voluntary process, and this rigorous peer review process assures our patients, their families and the community that they are receiving the best possible care,” Cooper said.
Penn Medicine Rehabilitation is located at 1800 Lombard Street in Philadelphia at Penn Medicine Rittenhouse Campus. Located on the 3rd and 4th floors, the inpatient rehabilitation unit is managed by Good Shepherd Penn Partners, a joint venture between Penn Medicine and Good Shepherd Rehabilitation.
Learn more about Penn Medicine Rehabilitation and the specialty programs available or call 215-893-6570.
