Physical therapists work to improve patient strength, range of motion, coordination, balance, ambulation, positioning, and respiratory issues depending on the patient's needs and injuries.

Occupational therapists work to restore the patient's ability to carry out activities of daily living, like eating, bathing, dressing, returning to work, and driving, as well as independent living skills such as homemaking and money management.

Rehabilitation nurses promote physiological and psychological functioning by encouraging a patient's independence. A patient's primary nurse works as a member of the rehabilitation team to implement plans of care, including medication management.

The Social Worker's role is to help the patient and their family members address the social, emotional, behavioral, and cognitive issues facing them after a traumatic event or injury.

The therapeutic recreation specialist works to re-integrate patients into their home and community environments by using group and individual activities to address cognitive and physical skills.

A registered dietician works to develop a nutritional care plan for each patient based on medical, texture restrictions, and nutritional needs. Attention is given to the patient's religious, lifestyle restrictions, and personal tastes.

A chaplain is available to visit patients, as requested or upon referral. New expanded chapel accommodates weekly and special occasion worship services, which are conducted for patients and staff of many different denominations.