UofL Health – Frazier Rehab Institute has been providing comprehensive pediatric rehabilitation services since it first opened in 1954. The Pediatric Rehab Program provides a wide range of services to children and adolescents of all ages, birth to 17. The populations served include but are not limited to:

Brain Injury
Cardiopulmonary
Stroke
Spinal cord injury
Neuromuscular disorders
Cerebral Palsy
Post- neurosurgery or orthopedic surgery
Developmental Delays
Sensory Integration Disorders
Conversion (Functional Neurological Symptoms) Disorder

Profile of our Pediatric Inpatients

123 pediatric inpatient admissions in 2024
Average Length of Stay – 17.1 days

Patient Age

5 years and younger - 24.4%
6 - 12 years – 30.9%
13 - 17 years – 44.7%

Diagnosis

Stroke - 3.3% (4 patients)
Brain Injury - 39% (48 patients)
Spinal Cord Injury - 8.9% (11 patients)
Orthopedic - 13% (16 patients)
Neurologic - 19.5% (24 patients)
Other/General - 16.3% (20 patients)

In 2024, Frazier Rehab served over 407 pediatric patients within our outpatient network. Of these, the following were discharged from our pediatric outpatient clinics for medically complex patients: