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Kindred Hospitals of Los Angeles

Kindred Hospitals of Los Angeles are specialty hospitals focusing on long-term acute care (LTACH) offering specialized, compassionate care to help critically ill patients recover, heal, and regain independence.

  • 24/7 physician or physician extender coverage and respiratory therapy access, allowing patients to receive around-the-clock acute care
  • Intensive Care, High Acuity, and High Observation Units available for patients in critical condition
  • Brea offers a Subacute Unit (SAU) that allows patients to easily progress to a less intense level of care
  • Paramount offers an Acute Rehabilitation Unit (ARU) that allows patients to easily progress from intensive care to intensive rehabilitation led by physiatrists  
  • Joint Commission Certification in Respiratory Failure ensures a standardized, evidence-based approach to treatment and performance improvement
 
Baldwin Park Nearby
Kindred Hospital Baldwin Park

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
Brea Nearby
Kindred Hospital Brea

Long-Term Acute Care | Subacute Unit


 
 
Los Angeles Nearby
Kindred Hospital Los Angeles

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
 
Ontario Nearby
Kindred Hospital Ontario

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
Paramount Nearby
Kindred Hospital Paramount

Long-Term Acute Care | Acute Rehab


 
 
Rancho Nearby
Kindred Hospital Rancho

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
 
Riverside Nearby
Kindred Hospital Riverside

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
San Gabriel Valley Nearby
Kindred Hospital San Gabriel Valley

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
Santa Ana Nearby
Kindred Hospital Santa Ana

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
SouthBay Neraby
Kindred Hospital South Bay

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
Westminster Nearby
Kindred Hospital Westminster

Long-Term Acute Care


 
 
 
 

Care for Complex Conditions

Patients come to our specialty hospitals with serious conditions such as respiratory failure, complex wounds, sepsis, stroke, congestive heart failure, or even a combination of these. Their diagnoses are often complicated by existing health problems like diabetes or COPD. Many of our patients require treatments such as mechanical ventilation, respiratory therapy, dialysis, or IV therapy.

 
 
 
 
 

Choosing the Right Care for Complex Recovery

Many patients and families are unfamiliar with long-term acute care hospitals (LTACHs), also known as specialty hospitals, and how they differ from skilled nursing facilities or inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Understanding these differences can help you choose the right level of care for medically complex patients and longer recovery needs.

 

Take a Personalized Tour

There is no better way to learn about our facility than to schedule a personalized tour tailored to your loved one's needs.