Transitional Care Hospitals
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Success Stories


Esperanza

“Thank you to my team at Kindred for everything you did for me.”

Esperanza was admitted to Kindred Hospital San Antonio for advanced wound care. She was suffering from three major wounds and began to receive treatment, but had to be subsequently discharged briefly to an acute care facility for abdominal surgery and then re-admitted to Kindred to continue with her recovery.

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Orville

Orville is one step closer to home.

Orville lived at home with his wife until he developed respiratory failure, after which had to be admitted to a general hospital and had to be placed on a ventilator.

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Peter

“Never give up, because you never know how things will work out!”

Peter is a retired Army veteran who had to be admitted to an acute care facility with a severe non-healing wound on the left side of his face.

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Renee

“I appreciate the care I received here at Kindred, thank you!”

Renee was admitted to Kindred Hospital San Antonio after being hospitalized at an acute care facility for respiratory failure.

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Sylvia

After battling COVID-19, Sylvia is on the road to recovery.

Sylvia began to have difficulty breathing and had to be hospitalized when her condition became worse.

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Claudia

“Thank you to all my caregivers for everything you did for me.”

Claudia was admitted to an acute care facility when she was diagnosed with type-A flu and pneumonia brought on by a severe bacterial infection.

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David

“Thank you for everything you’ve done for me.”

David was admitted from a general hospital to Kindred Hospital San Antonio on vent due to an acute respiratory failure while at home. During his admission he was quickly evaluated by the care team and a strategic care plan was established to ensure a successful recovery.

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Christopher

“Thank you for getting me back on my feet and home with family.”

Christopher was admitted to the emergency room when he suffered from a severe respiratory failure. After spending several weeks at the local hospital, his condition stabilized and he was transferred to Kindred Hospital San Antonio for additional respiratory care and rehab. Upon admission Christopher was still on the ventilator and placed in the high observation unit. During the admission process the care team established a strategic care plan to ensure a successful and speedy recovery.

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Lupe

“I love all of you.”

Lupe came to Kindred Hospital San Antonio after being hospitalized for COVID-19. Physicians at the facility had successfully stabilized her condition and Lupe now needed respiratory therapy and rehabilitation in order to continue her recovery and return home with her family.

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Sonya

“I just have to say to everyone – great job!”

Sonya is an eighth grade English teacher who began to have severe gastro-intestinal trouble earlier in the year. She had to be admitted to a general hospital after developing an abnormally high fever that led to respiratory failure.

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