Rehabilitation Hospital

It is the mission of Conway Regional Rehabilitation Hospital to enable patients to regain function so they may reclaim their lives.

Conway Regional Rehabilitation Hospital is the only licensed acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Faulkner County. Patients are cared for by specialty-trained rehabilitation nursing staff, under the direction of an on-site medical director.

Our medical diretor is a physician who specializes in rehabilitation medicine and rounds on patients regularly throughout their stay. Each patient receives intensive Physical and Occupational Therapy, along with Speech Therapy as indicated. Patients may participate in recreational activities as indicated or desired. In addition, there is a case manager to ensure all needs are addresssed upon discharge. 

Patients at Conway Regional Rehabilitation Hospital achieve great progress in functional levels, matching and exceeding regional and national levels. 

Common Admission Diagnosis: 

• Stroke Recovery Program
• Spinal Cord Injuries
• Multiple Trauma / Fractures
• Above or Below Knee Amputations
• Femoral Neck Hip Fractures
• Trauma/Non-Traumatic Brain Injuries
• Critical Illness Myopathies
• Encephalopathy
• Neurological Disorders (such as Parkinson's Disease)

Stroke Support Group

Conway Regional Rehabilitation Hospital initiated a Stroke Support Program in 2013. The Stroke Support Group meets the third Thursday, every other month, at 6 pm in the Therapy Gym. Dates in 2017 include May 18, July 20, Sept. 21 and Nov. 16. Topics are to be determined. If you have any questions, please call (501) 960-8219 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Visiting Hours

Visitors are welcome daily after 4:00 pm and by arrangement at other times. We encourage families to observe or participate in therapy sessions and recreational activities at the treatment team's discretion. At certain times, family members, significant and/or certified others may be asked to wait until a therapy session is over before visiting. Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. For the sake of your health and that of others in the unit, please discourage visitors who may have colds or other communicable conditions from coming for a visit.