Inpatient rehab in Georgia

34 Medicare-certified facilities, ordered by how many CMS outcome measures they beat the national benchmark on.

Facility	City	Return home vs national	Better / Worse
Encompass Health Rehab Hospital Of Savannah	Savannah	Better	2 better
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital Ofcumming	Cumming	Better	2 better
Rehabilitation Hospital Of Henry	Mcdonough	Better	2 better
Rehabilitation Hospital Of Newnan	Newnan	Better	2 better
Fairview Park Hospital	Dublin	Better	1 better
Floyd Medical Center	Rome	Better	1 better
Piedmont Eastside Medical Center	Snellville	Better	1 better
Rehab Medicine St. Marys Athens	Athens	Better	1 better
Rehabiliation Hospital Of Augusta	Augusta	Average	1 better
Rehabilitation Hospital Of Atlanta	Atlanta	—	1 better
Wellstar Kennestone Inpatient Rehab	Marietta	Better	1 better
Wellstar N Fulton Hospital	Roswell	Better	1 better
Atrium Health Navicent Rehabilitation Hospital	Macon	Average	1 better · 1 worse
Rehabilitation Hospital Of Columbus	Columbus	Better	1 better · 1 worse
Doctors Hospital	Augusta	Average	—
Emory Rehabilitation Hospital	Atlanta	Average	—
Emory University Hospital	Atlanta	—	—
Glancy Rehabilitation Center	Duluth	—	—
Grady Memorial Hospital	Atlanta	—	—
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital	Thomasville	Average	—
Memorial Satilla Hospital	Waycross	Average	—
Northeast Georgia Rehabilitation Institue, Llc	Gainesville	—	—
Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital	Albany	Average	—
Piedmont Macon Rehabilitation Center	Macon	Average	—
Redmond Regional Medical Center	Rome	Average	—
Rehabilitation Hospital Of Athens	Athens	—	—
South Georgia Medical Center	Valdosta	Average	—
Southern Regional Medical Ctr	Riverdale	Average	—
Stephens County Hospital	Toccoa	—	—
The Rehab Center At Candler	Savannah	Average	—
Wellstar Cobb Hospital	Austell	Average	—
Wellstar Roosevelt Rehab Care At Warm Springs	Warm Springs	Average	—
Emory Decatur Hospital	Decatur	Worse	1 worse
Northside Hospital Duluth	Duluth	Worse	1 worse

"Return home" = CMS's discharge-to-community measure (how often patients are discharged home rather than to another facility) versus the national rate. "Better/Worse" tallies the five reported CMS measures. Source: CMS Care Compare. Facilities with no reported measures appear lower — CMS withholds measures with low case counts, not as a quality judgment.