Patient Outcomes at Brooks

As one of the only comprehensive physical rehabilitation systems of care in Florida, Brooks supports individuals through the entire recovery journey. From inpatient rehabilitation to the transition home, we help individuals regain physical function while also providing the emotional and social support needed to reconnect with their families, communities and daily lives.

4,315

Number of patients served in our rehabilitation hospitals

94%

Overall rating of care

96%

Overall satisfaction with therapy services

5

CARF-accredited programs

Brooks at a glance

With a long history of providing physical rehabilitation to the top 1% of medically complex patients in the nation, Brooks is often a top choice for care teams, patients and families to improve an individual’s functional independence and quality of life after a traumatic injury or illness.

Overall Patient Outcomes

Category National Average Brooks Rehabilitation
Total # of Persons Served 238,786 4,315
Case Mix Index (CMI) 1.50 1.81
Average Age 69.7 65.8
Adults Average Age 67.3
Pediatric Average Age N/A 12.1
Gender Distribution 51.6% Male / 48.4% Female 55.3% Male / 44.8% Female
Average Length of Stay (ALOS) 13.6 Days 16.6 Days
Functional Improvement (Self-care/Mobility) 20.15 22.07
Therapy Hours/Day 2.28 2.32
Discharge to Acute (%) 14.7% 12.1%
Discharge to Community/Home (%) 69.6% 73.1%
Discharged to Skilled Nursing 14.8% 14.2%

Category

Total # of Persons Served

National Average
238,786

Category

Case Mix Index (CMI)

National Average
1.50

Category

Average Age

National Average
69.7

Category

Adults Average Age

National Average

Category

Pediatric Average Age

National Average
N/A

Category

Gender Distribution

National Average
51.6% Male / 48.4% Female

Category

Average Length of Stay (ALOS)

National Average
13.6 Days

Category

Functional Improvement (Self-care/Mobility)

National Average
20.15

Category

Therapy Hours/Day

National Average
2.28

Category

Discharge to Acute (%)

National Average
14.7%

Category

Discharge to Community/Home (%)

National Average
69.6%

Category

Discharged to Skilled Nursing

National Average
14.8%

Patient outcomes by treatment program

Explore patient outcomes by rehabilitation program and compare the data to national averages for our inpatient rehabilitation hospitals.

Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program Outcomes Data (Traumatic)

Category National Average Brooks Rehabilitation
Total # of Persons Served 10,547 302
CMI 1.51 1.88
Average Age 68.1 55
Gender Distribution 61.5% Male / 38.5% Female 64.2% Male / 35.8% Female
Average Length of Stay (ALOS) 20 19.5
Functional Improvement (Self-care/Mobility) 14.68 15.32
Discharge to Community/Home (%) 65.7% 67.9%
Discharged to Skilled Nursing (%) 14.3% 14.9%
Discharge to Acute (%) 18.7% 15.6%
Self-Care Change 10.02 11.03
Mobility Change 11.15 11.54
Social Isolation Change 1.3 3.86
Therapy Hours per Day 2.3 2.32
DoC Discharge to Community N/A 70%

Category

Total # of Persons Served

National Average
10,547

Category

CMI

National Average
1.51

Category

Average Age

National Average
68.1

Category

Gender Distribution

National Average
61.5% Male / 38.5% Female

Category

Average Length of Stay (ALOS)

National Average
20

Category

Functional Improvement (Self-care/Mobility)

National Average
14.68

Category

Discharge to Community/Home (%)

National Average
65.7%

Category

Discharged to Skilled Nursing (%)

National Average
14.3%

Category

Discharge to Acute (%)

National Average
18.7%

Category

Self-Care Change

National Average
10.02

Category

Mobility Change

National Average
11.15

Category

Social Isolation Change

National Average
1.3

Category

Therapy Hours per Day

National Average
2.3

Category

DoC Discharge to Community

National Average
N/A

*Data retrieved from eRehab for 2025. University and Bartram Campus hospitals only.

Helpful terms

A value assigned to a group of patients to indicate how much care the patients need. A lower number indicates that patients have less severe conditions while a higher number indicates more severe conditions. Brooks’ CMI is typically higher than the national average.

The percentage of patients who are discharged home after receiving inpatient rehabilitation.

The percentage of patients admitted back to an acute hospital during inpatient rehabilitation.

Inpatient rehabilitation focuses on improving an individual’s ability to perform activities of daily living that support independence. This measurement tracks improvement for key recovery indicators of a patient’s self-care and mobility.

CARF stands for Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. It is an independent accreditor of health and human services. Receiving CARF-accreditation demonstrates a high quality of services provided at the facility and confirms the facility is meeting internationally recognized organizational and program standards.

The CARF-accredited programs at Brooks are our Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program, Stroke Rehabilitation Program, Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Program, General Rehabilitation and Pediatric Rehabilitation Program. Visit our treament program page to learn more.

 

Learn more about CARF.

  • An ischemic stroke occurs when a blocked artery stops blood flow to the brain.
  • A hemorrhagic stroke occurs when a blood vessel bursts and bleeds into the brain.
  • Non-traumatic brain injuries are due to medical issues, like infections, tumors and other conditions, rather than an external impact. These injuries may develop suddenly or over time and are linked to conditions such as stroke, cardiac arrest and serious illness. Get more information about acquired brain injuries.
  • A traumatic brain injury happens when an external force, like a fall, car crash or sports impact, causes the brain to abruptly shift inside the skull. This movement can bruise brain tissue, damage nerves or cause bleeding. Find out more about traumatic brain injuries.
  • A complete SCI is a total loss of motor and sensory function below the injury location.
  • An incomplete SCI indicates partial damage to the spinal cord where some feeling or movement remains below the injury site. Learn more about spinal cord injuries.
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