Deborah lived with stage 3 chronic kidney disease along with several other conditions. After a procedure to treat kidney stones, she suffered shortness of breath requiring oxygen support. She was transferred to Kindred Hospital Houston Northwest where she worked with her respiratory, physical, and occupational therapists to recover.

Andrew lived with blindness in both eyes, a leg amputation, diabetes, and high blood pressure before experiencing a stroke that left him bedbound. After developing an infection on his lower back, he was transferred to Kindred Hospital for physical and occupational therapy. Andrew regained many of his daily skills and discharged to an acute rehabilitation center to continue his journey.

After experiencing a stroke, Larry required multiple surgeries. He suffered several complications and ended up needing ventilator support. He was transferred to Kindred Hospital where he was weaned from the ventilator and regained his independence before discharging to a lower level of care.

"I will always remember how much the nursing staff did for me and rehab for getting me out of bed." With a diagnosis of cellulitis and respiratory failure, Margaret was transferred to Kindred Hospital for ventilator weaning. She made excellent progress and was discharged to a skilled nursing facility.

"All staff were very caring and attentive. They made me feel like their family." Ricky was treated at Kindred Hospital La Mirada for respiratory therapy. After weaning from the ventilator and regaining mobility, Ricky was discharged home.

Shannon came to Kindred Hospital with several serious wounds, including an unstable sacrum wound, a surgical wound, and a fungal rash. While her wounds healed quickly, she still required breathing support and a feeding tube. With speech, physical, and occupational therapy, Shannon began to speak, swallow and walk on her own again, recovering enough to discharge home.

Dillon was thrown 20 ft from his motorcycle, resulting in several injuries, including a traumatic brain injury, facial fractures, spinal fractures in his upper back, a collapsed lung, cuts and bruises, and intense pain. He was transferred to Kindred Hospital to receive neurological, physical, and occupational rehabilitation. By the end of his stay, Dillon was walking again, with a little help from his therapy team and a gait belt.

Kidney failure, stroke, pneumonia and internal bleeding are just a few of the conditions Leroy faced throughout his hospital course. At Kindred Hospital, he was able to come off dialysis, have his chest tubes removed, and wean from the ventilator. He began walking and performing daily activities on his own before transitioning to an acute rehabilitation facility.

Maria was diagnosed with an acute kidney injury which led to respiratory failure. She was transferred to Kindred Hospital El Paso for comprehensive rehabilitation. After making remarkable strides in movement and self-care tasks and strengthening her lung capacity and endurance, Maria was discharged home with home health.

Beth was admitted to the hospital with sepsis and pneumonia. Her condition worsened and led to acute respiratory failure, requiring mechanical ventilation. She was transferred to Kindred for ventilator weaning and rehabilitation. She advanced to walking over 50 ft without supplemental oxygen and was able to discharge to a lower level of care.