Kindred Hospitals

Exercises aimed at improving breathing efficiency and strengthening the diaphragm.

Continuous monitoring of patients to assess their heart function and other vital signs.

Care for patients with cardiac conditions.

Case managers coordinate patient care with the interdisciplinary team.

Comprehensive care for patients with multiple complex medical issues.

Focuses on improving cognitive functions.

Focuses on attention, memory, problem solving, and executive function.

A treatment that eliminates toxins and excess fluid from the body when the kidneys have failed. The two most common types are Hemodialysis and Periton...

Dietitians provide nutritional support and care.

Aims to incorporate movement into the recovery plan as early as is safe, even for patients on mechanical ventilation.

Access to hyperbaric O2 treatments

Assists patients in relearning bowel and bladder control.

Care for patients with infectious diseases.

Medications administered through an intravenous line for patients needing medication quickly or who are unable to take oral medications.

IV therapy is provided for patients requiring treatment for complex conditions.

Intravenous medications administered to patients for various conditions.

Treatment and care for patients with kidney issues.

Nurses certified in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support are part of the interdisciplinary team.

Oversight and adjustment of medications prescribed to patients with kidney conditions.

Assists patients with daily tasks such as brushing hair, shaving, bathing, or putting on clothes.

Provides patients with higher amounts of oxygen to help with lung function.

Intravenous therapy involves the introduction of fluids directly into a person’s bloodstream through a vein.

Pharmacists manage medication therapies for patients.

Insertion of a long, thin tube into a vein, inserted for long-term medication administration.

Helps patients regain mobility, starting from range-of-motion exercises to walking down the hallway.

Involvement of physician specialists in the care of complex patients.

Negative pressure wound therapy for wound healing

A therapeutic technique that involves clapping on the chest to loosen mucus in the lungs.

Insertion of a tube to remove air or fluid from the pleural space.

Patients receive rehabilitation therapy, to the degree they are able, from physician and occupational therapists, as well as speech-language pathologi...

Rehabilitation services for patients recovering from serious medical conditions.

Care for patients with serious respiratory conditions.

Specialized therapy designed to help patients breathe more easily and independently.

Specialists in respiratory care assist in the treatment of patients with respiratory failure.

Pulse lavage as a treatment option for wounds

Management of mechanical ventilation and the process of removing the patient from the ventilator for periods of time to aid recovery.

Involves placing a tube through the neck into the windpipe to help with breathing.

Helps patients with communicating, swallowing, and cognition after a traumatic event.

Speech therapists are included in patient care as needed.

Helps patients with communication and swallowing, as well as cognition retraining.

Social workers support patients emotionally and with case management.

Specialized acute care and rehabilitation for patients recovering from complex brain injuries.

Care for patients with complex wounds.

On-site debridement to promote wound healing

Vacuum assisted wound closure for complex wounds