What type of facilities are funded by the government?

State-run rehabilitation centers are indeed facilities that receive government funding. These centers specifically operate under public funding to provide healthcare services, rehabilitation, and support to individuals recovering from injuries, surgeries, or addictions. The government's involvement ensures that these services are accessible to a broader segment of the population, especially those who may not have the financial means to afford private healthcare or rehabilitation services.

Such centers are designed to focus on public health needs, often providing specialized care tailored to community requirements. The funding allows state-run rehabilitation centers to maintain affordable care, ensuring that patients receive necessary treatments regardless of their socioeconomic status.

In contrast, the other types of facilities mentioned either operate for profit or do not rely on government funding to the same extent. For-profit hospitals, private physician offices, and even community health centers may have various funding models and may incorporate private financing along with government grants, but their primary operations are not solely dependent on government support like state-run rehabilitation centers.