Rehabilitation systems design involves creating structured, adaptable frameworks for patient-centered recovery. This includes planning spaces, equipment, and protocols that facilitate effective rehabilitation. Systems are built to accommodate diverse conditions, from musculoskeletal to neurological impairments, ensuring accessibility and efficacy. Advanced technologies such as tele-rehabilitation and wearable devices are often incorporated to monitor patient progress and adapt treatment in real-time. Effective design focuses on patient comfort and therapist efficiency, optimizing each interaction. This field is pivotal in ensuring rehabilitation settings support both therapeutic goals and positive patient experiences, contributing to faster and more sustainable recovery processes.