As a nonprofit hospital, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana (RHI) needs philanthropic support to fund the many expenses making it the best rehabilitation hospital in the Midwest. The RHI Foundation invests in research, education and training, technology and equipment, quality-of-life programs, and other initiatives to help attract the best clinicians and provide the best patient care, outcomes, and experience possible. That cannot be done on RHI’s small operational budget, but through the ... Read More
As a nonprofit hospital, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana (RHI) needs philanthropic support to fund the many expenses making it the best rehabilitation hospital in the Midwest. The RHI Foundation invests in research, education and training, technology and equipment, quality-of-life programs, and other initiatives to help attract the best clinicians and provide the best patient care, outcomes, and experience possible. That cannot be done on RHI’s small operational budget, but through the power of philanthropy.
As a nonprofit hospital, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana (RHI) needs philanthropic support to fund the many expenses making it the best rehabilitation hospital in the Midwest. The RHI Foundation invests in research, education and training, technology and equipment, quality-of-life programs, and other initiatives to help attract the best clinicians and provide the best patient care, outcomes, and experience possible. That cannot be done on RHI’s small operational budget, but through the power of philanthropy.
The RHI Foundation exists to provide funding assistance for non-operational priorities of the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana and help further the hospital's mission. Gifts to the RHI Foundation help improve and develop RHI's Post-acute Center of Excellence and Destination of Choice.
The RHI Foundation invests in an unrestricted fund to meet those needs including patient financial assistance, staff training and education, equipment and robotics, research, programs to improve to quality of life and patient experience, and any other need aligning with RHI's mission that can be supported through philanthropy.
The RHI Foundation's impact is possible through private philanthropic gifts and grants. RHI Foundation initiatives are mission-driven to provide the best possible patient care, outcomes, experience and continuum of care.
The RHI Foundation invests in an unrestricted fund to meet those needs including patient financial assistance, staff training and education, equipment and robotics, research, programs to improve to quality of life and patient experience, and any other need aligning with RHI's mission that can be supported through philanthropy.
The RHI Foundation's impact is possible through private philanthropic gifts and grants. RHI Foundation initiatives are mission-driven to provide the best possible patient care, outcomes, experience and continuum of care.
The RHI Adaptive Sports Program is also part of the RHI Foundation. The RHI Sports Program (RHISP) serves hundreds of people – as young as six years old - who participate in an array of recreational and competitive activities. RHISP is always evolving, changing, and growing.
From wheelchair tennis, wheelchair lacrosse, sled hockey, power soccer, LoveYourBrain Yoga, wheelchair basketball, pickleball, archery, laser shooting, bass fishing, downhill snow skiing, adaptive water skiing, and a hundred other recreational activities, RHISP offers adaptive sport opportunities to everyone in our community living with a physical disability. We served 76 disabled veterans and members of the armed forces last year, despite the Covid-19 pandemic!
From Spina Bifida to visual impairment, and PTSD to brain injury – and everything in-between, our programs serve those in our community living with a physical disability. We believe there is something for everyone.
The mission of RHISP is to provide competitive and non-competitive athletic opportunities to individuals with physical disabilities to enhance quality of life, promote physical fitness, introduce recreational and wheelchair sports and challenge participants to perform at a competitive level.
RHISP is 100% funded by philanthropic support: individual gifts, corporate sponsorships, and grants.
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