Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital seen from above. The Oslofjord in the background.

Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital

Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital offers multidisciplinary rehabilitation to patients with complex functional impairment following illness or injury.

Service Declaration

The hospital’s full continuum of care focuses on community re-entry, which for many people means returning to home, work or a supported, community living environment. The hospital also holds national responsibilities for rare congenital disorders and locked-in syndrome.

Our areas of expertise includes spinal cord injuries, severe multitrauma, traumatic brain injuries, stroke, cognitive challenges, pain, severe burn injuries, neurological illnesses and are congenital disorders.

Strategic Plan 2019-2035 (pdf)

 

Address

Sunnaas sykehus HF
Bjørnemyrveien 11
1453 Bjørnemyr

Press enquiries

Please send e-mail to the Communication Department:

The wards and departments may have visiting hours or other restrictions on visits to patients. Please contact the ward/department you intend to visit in advance, to enquire about their practices. ​​

Adress and map

Visit
Bjørnemyrveien 11
1453 Bjørnemyr
Main entrance is in building B.
Office hours:
  • Monday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Saturday CLOSED
  • Sunday CLOSED

Plans and strategies

Research groups

Research projects

Aphasia and register data
Brain injury
Movement and function
National resource center for rare disorders (TRS)
Spinal cord injury

 

 

Declaration of Confidentiality and limitations to sound- and visual recordings

Confidentiality in hospitals is part of Norwegian law. Anyone who visits Sunnaas Rehabilitation Hospital due to a paid or unpaid assignment/project or job beyond a one-time visit, are subject to uphold confidentiality, including students, hospitants, provider of services, and anyone else who has an assignment at the hospital.
Confidentiality and limitations to sound- and visual recordings - ENG.pdf
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Last updated 6/12/2023