Newsweek has ranked St. Mary Medical Center in Hobart and the Powers Health Rehabilitation Center in Crown Point as among the best in the country.
The Powers Health hospitals earned spots on Newsweek’s America’s Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers 2026 list. Newsweek and Statista come out with the annual ranking of leading inpatient rehabilitation facilities across the country.
It looked at 330 facilities nationwide based on clinical quality, professional reputation, quality designations and patient experience, looking at how they helped patients regain strength, mobility, independence and quality of life.
Powers Health Rehabilitation Center ranked second statewide. St. Mary Medical Center placed third in Indiana. Both help patients recovering from illness, injury, surgery and other conditions.
“This recognition reflects the dedication, expertise and compassion of our rehabilitation teams,” said Craig Bolda, administrator of Powers Health Rehabilitation Center and vice president of Acute Rehabilitation Services for Powers Health. “Every day, our therapists, physicians, nurses and support staff work together to help patients achieve their recovery goals and return to the activities that matter most to them. We are honored that both St. Mary Medical Center and Powers Health Rehabilitation Center have been recognized among the nation’s best.”
The rankings were based on metrics like patient experience and surveys of healthcare professionals.
“This honor reinforces our commitment to delivering exceptional rehabilitation services close to home,” said Leo Correa, CEO of St. Mary Medical Center. “We are proud to serve our communities with high-quality care that supports patients throughout every stage of recovery.”
