The hospital is designed to treat patients recovering from strokes, brain and spinal cord injuries, amputations, and complex orthopedic conditions. By shifting these services out of traditional hospital wards into a dedicated environment, the project will nearly quadruple the existing rehabilitation footprint in Troy. The facility will utilize advanced technology and purpose-built spaces to focus on restoring mobility and long-term patient independence.
Select Medical CEO Tom Mullin noted that the partnership, which dates back to 2017, will create a seamless continuum of care from acute admission to home discharge. Lamont Yoder, president of Corewell Health in Southeast Michigan, emphasized that the expansion serves as a commitment to making care more accessible and personalized for the community. The project is currently navigating municipal and regulatory reviews with an anticipated opening date in 2029.




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