Spartanburg Rehabilitation Institute

Heather crisp 

on Google

3 weeks ago

I am an employee at SRi and had an accident a few weeks ago. I would not have chosen anywhere else to come for inpatient rehab! I already knew what a great team we had, but I experienced it first hand as a patient. The therapy and nursing team were awesome! My main therapist were Tony and Bonnie and I can’t put into words how much they helped me. Also, being a patient in the therapy gym and witnessing the other patients and the interaction they had with the therapists was awesome. There are so many other staff to name and I ... read more

Trevor Bibeau 

on Google

3 weeks ago

This place has been great. Everyone os very friendly and very willing to help with whatever they can,whether it be your in pain or you need something they are right there to help. Im glad I came here to sri and im looking forward to coming back for outpatient once I get my prostatic 

Julie Frates 

on Google

2 months ago

I spent 3 weeks at SRI last summer learning to walk again. Nearly everyone there were amazing. I'm autistic and have food advoidances and everyone from dietary to kitchen were amazing going so far as to make me my own egg salad with no onions. The nursing staff from the nurses to the techs were amazing. Last but most certainly not least were the Pts, OTs, and PT techs. The were even able to set a goal for me and when I hit that milestone I was able to swim for a session. Only thing I can think of that could make the experien... read more

Donna Stewart 

on Google

2 months ago

For the most part we had a wonderful experience at this facility. Most of the staff were friendly, helpful, and supportive. The physical therapists did a phenomenal job and we can’t thank them enough for getting my husband back to a place where he can feel like himself again. The only negative thing I can say is the younger staff needs to learn how to knock on the door when entering a patient’s room. These people have already been through enough with loosing their independence, showing them some respect and allowing them to ... read more