Texas Neuro Rehabilitation Center

Inpatient rehabilitation facility · Austin, TX · For profit

Treats SCI
  • Lower SCI volume
  • CMS certified 01/01/2025
  • CCN 45TA38

Texas Neuro Rehabilitation Center is an inpatient rehabilitation facility in Austin, Texas. It reports treating spinal cord injury patients. CMS has not published enough measure data to score this facility, so the numbers below are the ones that are reported.

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CMS quality measures

Every measure CMS publishes for this facility, with the national median beside it. Percentile is this facility's standing among all 1221 US inpatient rehabilitation facilities, where 100 is best.

CMS measureThis facilityNational medianPercentile
Discharge function score (self-care + mobility)
Function at discharge
not reported61.87%n/a
Discharge self-care score
Function at discharge
not reported60%n/a
Discharge mobility score
Function at discharge
not reported56.51%n/a
Successful return to home/community (risk-standardized)
Outcomes after discharge
not reported67.56%n/a
Preventable readmission, 30 days after discharge (risk-std)
Outcomes after discharge
not reported9.16%n/a
Preventable readmission during the stay (risk-std)
Outcomes after discharge
not reported4.69%n/a
New or worsened pressure ulcers (risk-adjusted)
Safety and infection control
not reported0.64%n/a
Catheter-associated UTI (standardized infection ratio)
Safety and infection control
not reported0.8ration/a
C. difficile infection (standardized infection ratio)
Safety and infection control
not reported0.17ration/a
Falls with major injury
Safety and infection control
not reported0%n/a
Staff flu vaccination
Other
not reported81.03%n/a
Medications reviewed with follow-up
Other
not reported99.44%n/a
Med list given to patient/caregiver
Other
not reported100%n/a
Med list given to next care setting
Other
not reported99.77%n/a

Who this facility treats

Annual patient counts by condition, as reported to CMS. Counts under 11 are suppressed by CMS for privacy and appear as "Less than 11".

Condition treatedPatients per year
StrokeLess than 11
Nervous system disorder (excluding stroke)Less than 11
Brain disease or condition (non-traumatic)Less than 11
Brain injury (traumatic)Less than 11
Spinal cord disease or condition (non-traumatic)Not Available
Spinal cord injury (traumatic)Less than 11
Hip or femur fractureLess than 11
Hip or knee replacement, amputation or other bone or joint conditionLess than 11
All other conditionsLess than 11

Contact and details

Address1106 W Dittmar, Austin, TX, 78745
Phone(512) 444-4835
CMS provider nameTEXAS NEURO REHABILITATION CENTER
CMS Certification Number45TA38
OwnershipFor profit

Phone numbers in the CMS provider file are sometimes a corporate or billing line rather than the rehab unit. Call and ask for the spinal cord injury program directly.


Three questions to ask this facility

  • "How many spinal cord injury patients are on the unit right now?" The CMS figure above is a year old by the time it publishes.
  • "What is your protocol for autonomic dysreflexia?" A specialized unit answers instantly. See the AD protocol.
  • "Will I leave with the right wheelchair ordered?" Ask whether seating evaluation happens in-house.

The full list, and what the answers should sound like, is in choosing an SCI rehab facility and what to ask before discharge.


Other SCI rehab options in Texas

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Where this data comes from

Facility data on this page is from CMS Care Compare — Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility (IRF) QRP, Provider Data Mar 2026, published by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and processed 2026-06-08. CARF Spinal Cord System of Care status is from CARF's public provider directory. SCI Model System designation is from the federally funded SCI Model Systems program. The 100-point score is calculated by SCI.help; the full methodology and the underlying dataset are public.

A quality score is a starting point, not a recommendation. CMS measures cover all rehabilitation patients, not spinal cord injury specifically, and no public dataset captures how good a program is at SCI in particular. Use this to build a shortlist, then call and ask the questions above.