Care, Considered.

Inpatient rehab in North Carolina

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

FacilityCityReturn home vs nationalBetter / Worse
Wakemed Rehab Raleigh Better 3 better
Carolinas Rehabilitation Charlotte Better 2 better
Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital Greensboro Better 2 better
Novant Health Rehabilitation Hospital Winston-Salem Better 2 better · 1 worse
Carepartners Rehabilitation Hospital Asheville Average 1 better
Carolinas Medical Center - Pineville Rehabilitatio Charlotte Average 1 better
Firsthealth Moore Regional Hospital Pinehurst Better 1 better
New Hanover Regional Medical Center Rehabilitation Wilmington Better 1 better
North Carolina Baptist Hospitals Winston Salem Average 1 better
Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center Charlotte Better 1 better
Pitt County Memorial Hospital Greenville Average 1 better · 1 worse
Bryant T. Aldridge Rehabilitation Center Rocky Mount Average —
Cape Fear Valley Rehabilitation Center Fayetteville Average —
Carolinaeast Rehabilitation Hospital New Bern Average —
Carolinas Medical Center Charlotte — —
Catawba Valley Medical Center Hickory Average —
Center For Inpatient Rehab Laurinburg — —
Dlp Frye Regional Medical Center Hickory Average —
Durham Regional Hospital Durham Average —
High Point Regional Hospital High Point Average —
Lenoir Memorial Hospital Rehab Unit Kinston Average —
Maria Parham Healthcare Association Inc Henderson Average —
Peak Rehabilitation Hospital Apex — —
Regional Rehab Center At Hugh Chatham Elkin — —
Rowan Regional Medical Center Salisbury Average —
Whitaker Rehabilitation Center Winston Salem — —
Unc Hospitals Inpatient Rehab Chapel Hill Average 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.