Eustolio's Success Story

Tamara experienced a fall that led to infected wounds. At Kindred Hospital, her wounds healed and she progressed in her mobility before discharging to an acute rehab facility.

After undergoing surgery to treat an abdominal abscess, Sylvia transferred to Kindred Hospital for advanced wound care, antibiotic therapy, and rehabilitation. Having made a tremendous recovery, she was discharged home.

Randy experienced serious stomach pain that required surgery. After the surgical site became infected and his conditions worsened, he was transferred to Kindred Hospital where he was healed and rehabilitated to the point that he could discharge home.

Damien was admitted to the hospital with an infected wound on his foot. After a toe amputation, he was transferred to Kindred Hospital for continued wound care and rehabilitation. Damien made tremendous strides in healing and mobility and was deemed ready for discharge to home with home health.

After sustaining an injury during a river trip that led to a serious infection and necrotizing fasciitis, Sandra came to Kindred Hospital for advanced wound care and rehabilitation. After receiving specialized treatments, including vacuum-assisted closure, IV antibiotics, and progressive physical therapy, she was discharged with over 90% wound closure.

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.

Douglas, an avid world traveler, had his life turned upside down after a tragic motor vehicle accident that left him paraplegic. He developed a chronic wound infection at the site of his injury, requiring several procedures. Following the surgery, he was transferred to Kindred Hospital for advanced wound care and IV antibiotics. After making excellent progress, he was discharged to an acute rehabilitation unit to continue his recovery.

After being diagnosed with multiple serious conditions, Patsy arrived at Kindred requiring treatment for acute respiratory failure, as well as wound care for necrotizing fasciitis and physical and occupational therapy. After making remarkable strides in her recovery, Patsy was discharged to an acute rehabilitation facility to continue her journey home.

Experiencing complications following surgery, Martha was transferred to Kindred Hospital for advanced wound care. She required IV antibiotics and pain management, as well as advanced wound care techniques. After advancing in recovery and rehabilitation, Martha was discharged home with home health.

When Toya arrived at Kindred Hospital Seattle, she required immediate, life-saving care. After resuscitating Toya, her team healed her stage 4 sacral ulcer and helped her wean from the ventilator.