Patient Information

The INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe Rehabilitation staff would like to welcome you to the region’s finest rehabilitation facility. Our goal is to support you in developing independent living skills that maximize your physical and psychological strengths. The following guidelines will help you and your family prepare for your treatment plan so you receive the greatest benefit. 

• Please bring a week’s worth of comfortable clothing labeled with your name. Loose-fitting clothing without buttons or zippers works best. Comfortable slacks with elastic waistbands are preferable. Bras with front fasteners and loose undergarments also provide more comfort. Comfortable shoes with good support and firm soles (slip on or Velcro preferred), are encouraged. Pajamas, robes and slippers may also be brought from home. Each floor of the facility has a washer and dryer for your convenience.
• Personal hygiene articles such as combs, brushes, toothpaste, shaving equipment, shampoo, etc., should be brought from home. We will provide or suggest any adaptations or alterations that may be necessary for these kinds of items. Cosmetics and makeup may be brought as well.
• Corrective devices or equipment (even those you have not used recently) such as dentures, eyeglasses, hearing aids, etc., should be brought to the facility with you. Your equipment will be evaluated and adjusted as needed, and suggestions for new equipment will be made as necessary.
• Your days will begin early and will be filled with therapies. INTEGRIS Jim Thorpe staff is available 24 hours a day and will help you get ready for breakfast by 7:30 a.m., unless otherwise indicated by one of your therapists. Staff will also assist you each evening as you prepare for your next busy day.
• Due to some patients’ special diets, we ask that no food be brought to the facility unless this has been cleared with our staff.

If you have questions before or during your stay, please do not hesitate to ask. We know that no atmosphere is as comfortable as home, but we do want to help you feel as comfortable as possible throughout your stay with us.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I bring?

Your comfort is our primary concern. During the screening process, your advisor will go over all of the things you should bring to help make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Can I have guests?

Yes! We highly encourage guests and family members to be a part of the rehabilitation process

Can I get a private room?

Private rooms are available and are allocated depending on the patient's diagnosis and/or condition.

Do you have parking for RVs?

Yes. Guests and visitors are welcome to park RVs in our designated parking areas adjacent to the hospital.

What about personal services?

We want our patients to feel at home as much as possible, so we offer many personal services including mail delivery to your room, wireless internet service in designated areas, washers and dryers on each floor, and a hairstylist available for haircuts.

How can I make calls from my room?

Each room is equipped with a phone for patients and family members. Simply dial "8", followed by the local number you want to call.

Can I access my medical records?

Yes. Your medical records are stored safely and securely. If you would like to access them, simply contact your social worker and arrangements will be made.

How do day passes work?

Depending on where the patient is in the rehabilitation process, day passes can be issued, allowing patients to travel outside of the facility.