Oklahoma City Rehabilitation Hospital is adding 18 inpatient beds.
“We are proud to expand our rehabilitation hospital and increase our capacity to care for patients who need inpatient rehabilitation,” Stacie Goyne, CEO of the hospital, said in a March 4 news release. “The additional beds represent the dedication to serving the community, delivering results and returning people to the life they love.”
The hospital opened in September 2022 with 58 beds, according to the release.
Oklahoma City Rehabilitation Hospital is owned by Nobis Rehabilitation Partners, a Dallas-based inpatient rehab hospital management company.
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