Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital joins Northwestern Medicine: 5 points

Wheaton, Ill.-based Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital joined Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine.

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Here are five points:

 

1. The Marianjoy Medical Group and Marianjoy Foundation have also joined Northwestern Medicine.

 

2. Founded in 1972, Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital includes 100 acute medical rehabilitation beds and 27 skilled nursing beds.

 

3. The hospital offers rehabilitation programs for spinal cord injury, stroke, neuromuscular, orthopedics, brain injury and pediatrics.

 

4. Kathleen Yosko will continue as the hospital’s president.

 

5. “Marianjoy provides comprehensive rehabilitation services for children and adults,” said Dean M. Harrison, president and CEO, Northwestern Memorial HealthCare. “We are pleased to be able to partner with the Marianjoy team of physicians, nurses and staff to expand access to rehabilitation care for our patients.”

 

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