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At Totally Kids® Rehabilitation Hospital, we're proud of our quality care! We have consistently been awarded the Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval for 25 years! The gold seal has been awarded to both our acute and subacute services. We have also held our 5-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid for our subacute service (DP-SNF) for over a decade.
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The Annual One More From the Heart Biker Run is coming! Each year we are visited by a wonderful group of bikers bearing gifts for our amazing kids. This year's event will take place on Sunday, November 12. We can't wait to see all those bikes arriving on campus again.
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At Totally Kids® Rehabilitation Hospital, we provide Acute Inpatient and Outpatient Rehabilitation, Subacute Programs, and Intermediate Care Programs.
Totally Kids offers outstanding rehabilitation services for infants, children, adolescents and young adults up to 21 years of age. We offer first-class care in a family-friendly environment with board-certified physicians and specially trained staff ensuring that each child’s medical needs are met with expertise, compassion and respect.
Learn MoreOur wide array of inpatient and outpatient acute rehabilitation programs inspire children to gain the skills, capabilities and confidence they need to return home, back to school and achieve their potential. And we do that while surpassing industry standards for clinical outcomes and shorter lengths of stay.
The Totally Infants Program (TIP) provides a new and innovative approach to the care of infants who are ready to transition from the NICU. Specializing in Habilitation, Rehabilitation, and Infant and Child Development, Totally Kids is a place where parents can feel confident that their newborn will receive not only the medical care they need to transition to home, but also customized therapy to facilitate and accelerate all aspects of development.
We offer excellent respite, long-term care and rehabilitation programs for children who have experienced catastrophic illness or injury. Our highly personalized approach allows each child to attain his or her greatest promise and highest possible level of independence – physically, mentally and socially.
Circlebrook is a warm and friendly Residential Intermediate Care Facility for developmentally disabled or delayed children who are unable to be cared for at home. Our caring staff works diligently with each resident to realize his or her goals, whether utilizing Circlebrook as a temporary living solution or a permanent one.
TK’s first Spirit Saturday was a success with Cowboy Day! This new initiative was designed to encourage residents and staff to tap into their creativity and have some extra fun. Cowboy Day was inspired by a resident’s interest in learning to square dance. To foster that curiosity and celebrate Cowboy culture, the Child Development team...
At Totally Kids, we celebrate the unique journey of every resident and family, and today we’re excited to highlight another beautiful transition as one of our residents prepares to go home. This milestone is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and love from both the family and our team, who collaborated to provide exceptional...
At Totally Kids, we believe in celebrating every achievement, big or small. Today, we are thrilled to announce that one of our special residents has reached a major milestone – he is officially a walker! With the combined efforts of our staff, he has progressed from taking a few steps to walking several feet and...
Totally Kids Rehabilitation Hospital is open and continues to serve existing and new patients with loving care. Our proven infection prevention methods have protected each and every patient. State and Federal mandates have now been removed allowing us to regain our standard visiting policies. We are here to support you and your family. Feel free to call our Child Development Team for any visiting questions. (909) 796-6915
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