Outcomes Data Form: Jan. 1, 2010 – Dec. 31, 2010
The information provided here is intended to provide clear and accurate information about the outcomes at INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation at INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center and INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It describes the mix of patients we treat, where they go after leaving rehabilitation services, and how satisfied they are with our services. The information shared reflects a one-year period from Jan. 1, 2010 to Dec. 31, 2010.
Patient Mix
INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation discharged 1.877 patients. Average number of hours of treatment per day = three hours per day, five of seven days.
- Average age = 68 years.
- Gender split: 56% female, 44% male.
- Pediatric/Adolescent Patients= 7 patients; ranging from 14 to 17 years old
Community Discharges
Discharge Setting
| |
IJTRH |
National |
| Community |
80.34% |
74.23% |
| Acute Care |
7.51% |
10.08% |
| Long Term |
12.57% |
8.44% |
The community discharge chart indicates where patients go when they are discharged from INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation. It is a measure of their ability to function in the community. Most patients returned home following their rehabilitation.
Patient Satisfaction
INTEGRIS Health contracts with Press Ganey Associates, Inc., one of the most highly respected patient satisfaction benchmarking services in the health care industry. Press Ganey monitors our patient satisfaction with various aspects of the rehabilitation experience through a mailed survey.
Over 90% of the patient satisfaction responses were “very good” or “good.”
Goal Achievement
While at Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation, we work with each patient to achieve individualized goals determined jointly by the patient and the clinical team. Our ultimate goal is to help each patient return to the most independent lifestyle possible. The average percentage of goals met, across all disciplines, in calendar year 2010 was 72%.
INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation is accredited as an Inpatient Rehabilitation Program for adults, children and adolescents as well as an adult Stroke Specialty program by CARF International, and by The Joint Commission.
INTEGRIS Health is dedicated to the principle that all patients, employees, physicians and visitors deserve to be treated with dignity, respect and courtesy. The organization is relentless in striving to adhere to these principles. Further information regarding the INTEGRIS Health organizational code of ethics is available upon request.
CARF Accreditation
The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, known as CARF, is the accrediting body for inpatient rehabilitation programs. INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation pursued accreditation for general inpatient rehabilitation as well as, for the first time, a disease specific accreditation for stroke specialty programs. CARF awarded JimThorpe a three-year accreditation in both categories.
“When patients are in need of rehabilitation, where they choose to receive services is a critical decision,” says Sharon Smeltzer, vice president of INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation Services. “CARF accreditation is one way patients and families can be assured that they are choosing a reputable rehabilitation program.”
This type of accreditation is granted only to organizations that show substantial fulfillment of the standards established by CARF. An organization receiving a three-year accreditation has put itself through a rigorous peer review process and has demonstrated that its programs and services are of the highest quality.
For more information: If you have questions about the presented information, or would like more specific data, please feel free to call INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation at (405) 644-5200 or (800) 764-7652