Patient Care

Background: Madonna's Adolescent & Children's Rehabilitation Program is designed to meet the needs of individuals 18 years or younger with a variety of diagnoses. Madonna offers pediatric rehabilitation across a wide continuum of care, including the inpatient acute pediatric rehabilitation program in The Alexis Verzal Children's Rehabilitation Hospital, a Rehabilitation Day Program, as well as a Pediatric Outpatient Program. During its most recent fiscal year ending June 30, 2011 Madonna served a total of 374 new adolescents and children.

• 250 patients served in the Adolescent and Children Outpatient Program
• 95 patients served in The Alexis Verzal Children's Rehabilitation Hospital
• 29 patients served in the Adolescent and Children Rehabilitation Day Program

Inpatient

Diagnoses: Madonna serves kids with a variety of diagnoses. For its most recent fiscal year ending June 30, 2011, adolescents and children with the following diagnoses were served as inpatients: brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, orthopedic, cardio-pulmonary, neurological conditions and burns.

Diagnosis	Inpatients Served
Brain Injury	51
Neurological	10
Cardio-Pulmonary	8
Spinal Cord Injury	9
Orthopedic	5
Other	12

Ages: During its most fiscal year ending June 30, 2011, the average age of patients served was 10.5 years.

Age of Patients	Percent of Inpatients Served
0-3 years old	23%
4-10 years old	17%
11-14 years old	19%
15-18 years old	41%

Geographic Area: Madonna serves people from a wide region. Last year 79% of the children and adolescents served at Madonna came from outside Lincoln, with 14 who came from out of state including Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and South Dakota.

Rehabilitation Day and Outpatient

A total of 250 new outpatients were served, with the pediatric therapy team delivering nearly 10,700 visits. Additionally, 29 new patients were served in the Rehabilitation Day Program.

Diagnoses: Madonna serves outpatient children and adolescents with a wide array of diagnoses, including brain injury, orthopedic injuries, spinal cord injury, stroke, neurological conditions, feeding and swallowing deficits, and developmental disabilities.

Ages: The Adolescent and Children Outpatient Program serves children at a variety of ages.

Age of Patients	Percent of Inpatients Served
0-3 years old	28%
4-10 years old	34%
11-14 years old	14%
15-18 years old	24%