Oasis PointOasis Point

Facility Landscape

Detailed profile of all IRF competitors in the target market.

Competitor Analysis Matrix
2024 Performance & Strategic Positioning
Facility NameLocationAnnual VolumeStrategic AssessmentStatus
North Shore Rehabilitation Hospital
Lacombe, LA
601
Strength: Market Leader, Strong Brand
Weakness: Distance from Hammond
Competitor
PAM Specialty Hospital of Covington
Covington, LA
303
Strength: High Acuity Capabilities
Weakness: Referral Competition
Competitor
Covington - AMG Physical Rehab
Covington, LA
405
Strength: Physician Relationships
Weakness: Smaller Facility
Competitor
Oasis Point Rehabilitation Hospital
Hammond, LA
324
Strength: Rebranded from United Medical, Established Base
Weakness: Rebranding Transition, Need to Retain Referrals
Our Facility
North Oaks Rehabilitation Hospital
Hammond, LA
534
Strength: Integrated with Acute Hospital
Weakness: Capacity Constraints
Competitor
Bogalusa Rehabilitation Hospital
Bogalusa, LA
159
Strength: Rural Dominance
Weakness: Low Volume, Limited Services
Competitor

Data Source: American Hospital Directory (AHD), 2024 Reporting Period.

Market Concentration

The market is moderately concentrated, with the top 4 facilities controlling over 75% of the total IRF volume. This indicates a mature market where growth must come from market share capture (taking from competitors) and leakage reduction (capturing SNF patients), rather than organic market growth.

Strategic Implication

With 324 historical discharges inherited from United Medical, Oasis Point starts with a foundation of ~13.9% share. The strategic priority is to leverage the rebrand to shed any legacy perceptions, modernize the referral network, and aggressively target the 303-405 volume range of Covington competitors (PAM & AMG) who are underperforming relative to market size.