California Pacific's Regional Rehabilitation team is available to assist with your rehabilitation needs. Review the patient referral program and general acute rehabilitation criteria, or telephone us with a specific query.

Patient Referral  |  General Acute Rehabilitation Criteria

Patient Referral

Known as a center of excellence in acute physical rehabilitation, we accept referrals from physicians, case managers, discharge planners, commercial carriers and other healthcare organizations utilizing general acute rehabilitation criteria. Contact our Clinical Rehabilitation Specialist at 415- 267-2762 (pager) to initiate the patient referral process.

Our acute rehabilitation services are specifically designed to meet the rehabilitation needs of individuals who suffer complex or catastrophic injuries or illnesses such as:

Brain Injury
Spinal Cord Injury
Stroke
Amputation (single or multiple)
Cardiovascular Disease
Congenital Deformity
General Debilitation
Hip Fracture
Multiple Trauma
Neurological Disorders
Multiple Sclerosis
Polyneuropathy
General Medicine
Transplant
Muscular Dystrophy
Parkinson's Disease
Guillain-Barre
Other Pogressive Neurological impairments
Polyarticular Arthritis
-rheumatoidarthritis
-psoriatic arthritis
-seronegative arthropathies
-severe or advances osteoarthritis
Oncology
Orthopaedic Injury
-joint and limb
-spine
Pulmonary Diseases
Spinal Cord Injury
Cancer
Burns
Pain
Occupational Injury
- systemic vasculidities with joint inflamation
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Co-Morbidities May Include

Ventilator/Tracheostomy
Dialysis
IV/pumps
NG or PEG tube
Heparin Drip
Wound VAC
Bariatric
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General Acute Rehabilitation Criteria

Demonstrates need for multidisciplinary rehabilitation program of at least two disciplines (includes rehab nursing, physical, occupational and/or speech therapy, and caregiver training)

Able to participate in multi disciplinary therapy program

Requires 24-hr nursing care

Community discharge plan home (home, home with assistance, home with day-program, board and care or assisted living)

Adult – 18 years of age

Expected rehabilitation potential – functional improvement

Medically Stable

Appropriate rehabilitation benefits and financial responsibility has been determined

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