Kindred Hospitals of Louisville

When Alexander arrived at Kindred Hospital, he was reliant on a ventilator. After working with his interdisciplinary care team, he was able to discharge to home. Read more of his story here.

When Maribeth arrived at Kindred Hospital, she required respiratory therapy as well as physical, occupational, and speech therapy. After working with her interdisciplinary care team, she was able to discharge to home. Read more of her story of recovery here.

When Connie arrived at Kindred Hospital, she required a course of IV antibiotics and respiratory therapy. After working with her interdisciplinary care team, she was able to discharge to an Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility. Read her story here.

“The people here at Kindred are so kind, they treated me like family.” Monica was diagnosed with septic shock, requiring surgical intervention, IV medication, oxygen therapy, and wound care. She was transferred to Kindred Hospital for continued acute care and, after making an incredible recovery, she was discharged home.

After experiencing a seizure, Jariah was diagnosed with blood clots and developed a severe infection. At Kindred Hospital, Jariah received IV antibiotics and respiratory therapy that helped her recover. After weaning from the ventilator, regaining her mobility, and eating by mouth again, Jariah was able to discharge to an acute rehabilitation facility.

Delores experienced serious shortness of breath and was admitted to the hospital where she required breathing assistance and developed an infection. After about a month, she was transferred to Kindred Hospital for IV medication and pulmonary rehabilitation. Delores' condition greatly improved and she was able to advance to an acute rehabilitation facility.

After falling at home, Ricky was admitted to the hospital where he required tracheostomy for breathing and a feeding tube. At Kindred Hospital, he was liberated from the ventilator and began participating in physical and occupational therapy.

"I would never have gotten this far without Kindred." After hitting a deer with his motorcycle, Bill suffered serious trauma and needed mechanical ventilation for breathing support. At Kindred, he made remarkable strides toward recovery before discharging to a skilled nursing facility for continued improvement.