The Terrace Rehabilitation Unit in the Johns Hopkins Bayview Care Center provides inpatient, team-based rehabilitation with the goal of improving the health, function, and well being of our patients. A team of experts works together to help patients regain function and become more independent, enabling them to return to a community setting.

Conditions treated through the program

Conditions that affect many older adults are treated at the Care Center:

• Stroke
• Neurologic disorders
• Amputations
• Orthopedic conditions
• Debility
• Burns
• Medically complex conditions

What you can expect

Typically, physicians refer patients to the unit for a condition that would improve with rehabilitation. Patients must:

• Be medically stable and able to tolerate:
  • At least three hours of therapy per day for acute rehabilitation
  • At least one hour of therapy per day for subacute rehabilitation
• Have a prognosis that indicates reasonable potential to return to a community setting

Physician intervention is required at least three days per week throughout the acute rehabilitation stay for at least one of the following:

• Pain management
• Medication management needed for frequent medication changes
• Cardiopulmonary management
• Complex bowel or bladder management
• Enteral or parenteral feeding for nutritional assistance

For referrals or information

To make a referral or for more information, call 410-550-7642 or visit the Terrace Rehabilitation Unit’s website.

Who we are

The program is part of the Johns Hopkins Bayview Care Center, a Joint Commission-accredited facility located in Baltimore, Maryland, that offers a range of continuing care services for older adults—including inpatient rehabilitation, ventilator/respiratory care, specialized wound therapy, and complex medical care.