Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation is dedicated exclusively to physical rehabilitation and offers specialized treatment programs in brain injury, amputation, stroke, spinal cord injury, orthopedics, and major multiple trauma. The hospital also provides treatment for neurological disorders and loss of muscle strength and control following illness or surgery. Our five levels of rehabilitation- inpatient, outpatient, day hospital, subacute, and vocational rehabilitation- are all centrally located on the hospital campus and provide patients with a full spectrum of specialty care as they improve and progress to the next level of treatment.

Our History
In Chattanooga, physical rehabilitation is synonymous with two philanthropic brothers, Mose and Garrison Siskin, who experienced tragedy in their lives and knew physical rehabilitation firsthand. The brothers dreamed of building the finest physical rehabilitation hospital, but passed away before seeing their dream fulfilled.

In 1986, a separate corporation was established by the Siskin Memorial Foundation to develop a rehabilitation hospital. In March of 1990, Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation officially opened as an inpatient and outpatient facility in its present location behind Erlanger Medical Center.

Today the hospital is one of a handful of freestanding, independent, not-for-profit rehabilitation hospitals in the nation.

Vision Statement
We will nurture and advance a culture of caring, commitment and pride, exceeding the expectations of those we serve and those who serve.

Mission Statement
Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation is a dynamic provider of high quality physical rehabilitation services where positive patient outcomes are achieved in a manner that ensures the viability of the corporation and acknowledges the dignity and worth of each individual.

Our Logo
Our logo represents our purpose and mission by reflecting our name, the path of recovery our patients travel, and the warmth, life and friendliness of our hospital.

The interior of the Siskin Hospital ‘S’ represents the winding and initially ill-defined journey of healing for the physical rehabilitation patient. As patients progress and work toward independence, their path becomes more defined and they are surrounded by a growing vibrancy and richness of life represented by increasingly stronger green hues.