The Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana (RHI) is an acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital in the Midwest. The hospital serves many populations, however the needs of the spinal cord injury (SCI) population were identified to develop a peer mentor program. The SCI Peer Mentor Program Manual was developed through a doctoral capstone project to provide RHI with a detailed protocol for implementing and evaluating the program. A separate Peer Mentor Training Manual was developed to guide training peer mentors. An extensive search through literature and an examination of needs of the site and population were completed through needs assessments and a SWOT analysis. When disseminating the capstone project to RHI stakeholders, individuals reviewed contents of each manual and discussed challenges with implementing the program. However, stakeholders reported that each manual supported their mission to provide the best care for their patients and fulfilled requirements to maintain CARF accreditation.