Your Patients’ Recovery Starts Here
We share your commitment to care that changes lives. For more than 50 years, Brooks Rehabilitation has provided world-class physical rehabilitation care in a variety of settings.
How to Refer a Patient
Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospitals
Patient has a decline in function, needs 24/7 medical care with physician and nurse oversight. Requires a minimum of two disciplines of therapy treatment. We accept national and international patients, as well as patients discharged to home if they fit the criteria.
Refer a patient to one of our inpatient hospitals or skilled nursing facilities via our secure portal.
Three hospitals in Jacksonville & Daytona Beach
(904) 345-7600
Fax: (904) 456-8771
Workers’ Compensation Program
Reach out to our dedicated workers’ comp team for inpatient admissions, as we are able to tailor a range of services unique to the needs of the injured worker.
Outpatient Clinics
The patient is not homebound and can travel to a clinic location. Our clinics provide expert physical therapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy for pediatrics (newborn-18), adults and geriatric patient populations.
50 clinics across Jacksonville, Daytona, Orlando & Tampa
(904) 345-7277
Fax: (904) 345-7280
Direct Secure Messaging (preferred)
DSM is an encrypted email tool that allows providers to send protected health information through a secured encrypted network.
Brooks DSM connection: [email protected]
Specialty Outpatient Clinics
Brooks provides a wide range of services outside of traditional therapies. To refer a patient, click below for contact information.
Center for Low Vision | Driver evaluations/rehabilitation | Balance Center | Motion Analysis Center | Center for Sports Therapy | Neuro Recovery Center |
Home Health
Patient is homebound and needs intermittent skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy or case management in their home.
Serving 23 counties in Florida
(844) 238-0064
Fax: (844) 238-0066
Skilled Nursing
Patients receive short-term and long-term rehabilitation and nursing care with case manager support. Our rooms are private, and care is overseen by a PM&R physician.
Refer a patient to one of our inpatient hospitals or skilled nursing facilities via our secure portal.
Bartram Crossing, University Crossing
(904) 345-7600
Fax: (904) 345-7600
What Happens Next?
Thank you for referring a patient to Brooks. Depending on the appropriate level of care for your patient, a representative from Brooks will be in touch with either you or the patient to gather additional information and arrange for services.
Inpatient & skilled nursing admissions
Once the referral is received, an admissions liaison will reach out to visit the family and perform an evaluation to determine if the patient meets the criteria for admission to one of our three inpatient rehabilitation hospitals. Learn more about our hospital admission criteria.
Outpatient clinics/therapy
Once the referral is received, our Patient Access Center or clinic location will reach out to the patient to schedule an initial evaluation appointment at their preferred location. Typically, occupational therapy or speech therapy will need a referral from a physician. Through direct access, most patients can start physical therapy without a referral. Brooks requires a referral after 30 days.
Home health care
Once the referral is received, our scheduling teams will reach out to the patient or caregiver to verify insurance as well as ensure all the necessary paperwork is completed for care and physician oversight.
Resources for Your Patients
Share our Patient Guide page with your patients for a high-level overview of the resources and services we offer.
Resources for Professionals
Brooks Rehabilitation is dedicated to conducting innovative research and technology while providing world-class educational development opportunities to rehabilitation professionals.
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