Percentage of patients, regardless of age with a diagnosis of stroke, acquired brain injury (ABI), spinal cord injury (SCI), cerebral palsy (CP), or multiple sclerosis (MS) who are admitted to inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing facility, or long-term care hospital with a documented assessment of muscle spasticity AND if muscle spasticity is present, a plan of care to monitor and/or manage muscle spasticity is documented prior to discharge Three rates are reported: Rate 1: Percentage of patients, regardless of age with a diagnosis of stroke, acquired brain injury (ABI), spinal cord injury (SCI), cerebral palsy (CP), or multiple sclerosis (MS) who are admitted to inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing facility, or long-term care hospital with a documented assessment of muscle spasticity prior to discharge Rate 2: Percentage of patients regardless of age with a diagnosis of stroke, acquired brain injury (ABI), spinal cord injury (SCI), cerebral palsy (CP), or multiple sclerosis (MS) who are admitted to inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing facility, or long-term care hospital with muscle spasticity who have a documented plan of care to monitor and/or manage muscle spasticity prior to discharge. Rate 3: Percentage of patients, regardless of age with a diagnosis of stroke, acquired brain injury (ABI), spinal cord injury (SCI), cerebral palsy (CP), or multiple sclerosis (MS) who are admitted to inpatient rehabilitation, skilled nursing facility, or long-term care hospital with a documented assessment of muscle spasticity AND if muscle spasticity is present, a plan of care to monitor and/or manage muscle spasticity is documented prior to discharge