Christina's Success Story

Ronnie spent several of the past 12 months hospitalized, at times critically ill, on a ventilator, and fighting for his life. It was his own team, treating him at his own hospital, who ultimately helped Adams heal, recover, and return home to his wife and son.

After admitting to Kindred Hospital with respiratory failure, James regained his breathing independence and made great strides toward mobility.

After undergoing an emergency hysterectomy, Alice came to Kindred hospital with respiratory, kidney, brain, and blood conditions. She received aggressive respiratory management and comprehensive rehabilitation before discharging to an acute rehab unit.

Following an emergency brain surgery, Miguel came to Kindred Hospital Brea for rehabilitation. He made excellent progress and was able to discharge home with the support of home health services.

After experiencing respiratory failure, a heart attack, heart failure, and myasthenia gravis, Deanna was transferred to Kindred Hospital for respiratory care and rehabilitation before progressing to an acute rehabilitation facility.

After her oxygen dropped to a dangerous level, Ramona required a ventilator for breathing support and a feeding tube. At Kindred Hospital she began therapy while she weaned from the ventilator. After making tremendous progress, she discharged to a rehabilitation hospital.

"I’ve been told I’m a miracle". Just 24 hours after her husband passed away, Marilyn was hospitalized with a spinal abscess. At Kindred, she was weaned from the ventilator and made steady progress toward mobility and independence.

Uskov was diagnosed with pneumonia and fluid around his lungs. At Kindred Hospital, he participated in a robust pulmonary rehabilitation program allowing him to recover his lung function. After making significant progress, he was discharged home to Ukraine.

"I’ve been given my life back!" Michael was diagnosed with necrotizing pneumonia requiring the removal of part of his lung. At Kindred, he strengthened his lung capacity, weaned from the ventilator, and regained mobility before transferring home.

Following severe alcohol intoxication, Neil was diagnosed with liver failure and required ventilator support. He transferred to Kindred Hospital for ventilator weaning and rehabilitation., including cognitive rehabilitation to enhance problem-solving skills and memory, which had been affected by his condition. . Neil was discharged home, equipped with the tools and support necessary to maintain his recovery.