Inpatient rehab in Missouri

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

Facility	City	Return home vs national	Better / Worse
Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital South	Saint Louis	Better	2 better
Centerpoint Medical Center	Independence	Better	1 better
Rusk Rehabilitation Ctr	Columbia	Average	1 better
St Francis Healthcare System	Cape Girardeau	Better	1 better
The Rehabilitation Institute Of St. Louis, An Affi	Saint Louis	Average	1 better
Ssm Health Rehabilitation Hospital	Richmond Heights	Worse	1 better · 1 worse
North Kansas City Hospital	North Kansas City	Worse	1 better · 3 worse
Boone Hospital Center	Columbia	Average	—
Cameron Regional Medical Ctr	Cameron	Average	—
Capital Region Medical Center - Rehabilitation	Jefferson City	Average	—
Christian Hospital/Bjc Healthcare	St Louis	Average	—
Cox Medical Center - Branson	Branson	Average	—
Freeman Health Systems	Joplin	Average	—
Heartland Regional Medical Center	St. Joseph	Average	—
Landmark Hospital Of Joplin, Llc	Joplin	—	—
Mercy Hospital Jefferson	Crystal City	Average	—
Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital St Louis	Chesterfield	Average	—
Missouri Delta Medical Center	Sikeston	Average	—
Phelps County Regional Med Center	Rolla	Average	—
Poplar Bluff Regional Med Ctr	Poplar Bluff	Average	—
Research Medical Center	Kansas City	Average	—
Saint Joseph Medical Center	Kansas City	Average	—
Select Specialty Hospital Springfield, Inc	Springfield	Average	—
St Luke'S Rehabilitation Hospital	Chesterfield	Average	—
St Lukes Northland Hospital	Smithville	Average	—
St Marys Medical Center	Blue Springs	Average	—
Hannibal Regional Healthcare System	Hannibal	Worse	1 worse
Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital Springfield	Springfield	Worse	1 worse
Southeast Hospital	Cape Girardeau	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.