"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.

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.

"I couldn’t have asked for better care!" Penny came to Kindred Hospital Ocala on a ventilator and progressed to an inpatient rehabilitation facility after regaining her breathing independence.

Larry was hospitalized due to a cardiac arrest and complications led to him requiring a ventilator to breathe. He was transferred to Kindred Hospital Ocala for ventilator weaning and was discharged to an acute rehabilitation unit to continue his recovery.

Following an episode of pneumonia, Aimee developed respiratory failure requiring mechanical ventilation. At Kindred Hospital Ocala, Aimee learned to breathe and move on her own again and started eating a normal diet.

“I would not be where I am today if it weren’t for the great team at Kindred.” After a complicated colostomy, Renee went into cardiac arrest and needed a ventilator to help her breathe. She was transferred to Kindred Hospital Northland where she was liberated from the ventilator and regained her mobility.

Keith was sitting in his car when he was shot in the neck, suffering major neck and spinal injuries. He came to Kindred Hospital for ventilator weaning and, after making tremendous progress, he advanced to an acute rehabilitation facility.

"The people here, the staff – everyone was very kind and helpful. I don’t think you could find a better hospital." After a complex heart surgery to treat blocked arteries, Odessa faced several serious health challenges. To support her recovery, she was placed on a ventilator and a feeding tube. At Kindred, an interdisciplinary care team helped her breathe on her own again, improve kidney function, and begin the healing process

"You are all wonderful people, and choosing Kindred made all the difference." Betta, diagnosed with a disorder causing serious muscle weakness, was transferred to Kindred Hospital North Florida. At Kindred, she was weaned from the ventilator advanced to an acute rehabilitation facility.

After arriving at Kindred Hospitals with a feeding tube and tracheostomy collar, John was able to return to a normal diet and progress to acute rehabilitation.