Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan's (RIM) orthopedic rehabilitation program, specializes in providing physical rehabilitation for individuals whose cases range from routine to complex. RIM is also the only facility of it's kind to provide comprehensive treatment models for patients in all stages of life from young adults, to the elderly.

RIM's orthopedic rehabilitation program focuses on helping patients regain their strength, mobility and endurance so they can return to an active an independent lifestyle as quickly as possible.

As one of the nation's largest rehabilitation hospitals, RIM treats a large volume of orthopedic patients each year, meaning our staff is knowledgeable and experienced in treating a wide variety of orthopedic conditions. Patients admitted to our inpatient orthopedic unit include those who experience fractures, total joint (knee and hip) replacements, joint replacement revisions, spinal surgery and external fixation. RIM's staff is especially adept at treating patients with complicated orthopedic conditions, such as major multiple trauma and fractures of the upper and lower extremities.

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