Kindred Hospital Philadelphia

Kindred Hospital Philadelphia is a hospital in Philadelphia, PA. It is a long-term acute care facility that provides specialized acute care and rehabilitation for critically ill patients with complex conditions, helping them recover, heal, and regain independence. The 52-bed hospital offers 24/7 physician or physician extender coverage and respiratory therapy access, and includes an Intensive Care Unit for patients in critical condition. Patients arrive with serious conditions such as respiratory failure, complex wounds, sepsis, stroke, congestive heart failure, or combinations of these, often complicated by existing health problems like diabetes or COPD. Many require treatments such as mechanical ventilation, respiratory therapy, dialysis, or IV therapy. The hospital serves patients who need more time to recover in a hospital setting with daily physician-led care after a serious illness, injury, surgery, or hospital stay. It helps patients and families understand the differences between long-term acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and inpatient rehabilitation facilities, and provides guidance on what to expect during recovery. The facility offers personalized tours tailored to a loved one's needs, and provides information about admissions, personal items, financial matters, visiting hours, and cafeteria details. Support from family and friends is considered a critical component of recovery. The hospital's care team provides specialized acute care and rehabilitation to critically ill patients. Kindred Hospital Philadelphia is located at 6129 Palmetto St, about a tenth of a mile from the Philadelphia Fire Department Engine 64 and about two-tenths of a mile from the Lawncrest Library and Saint Williams School, near Rising Sun Avenue and Levick Street. The hospital has an established track record built on a large base of customer reviews, holding a rating of 3.90 based on 130 reviews. This reflects a reputation for providing long-term acute care to medically complex patients in Philadelphia.

Services:

• Infectious Disease Care
• Intensive Care
• Long-term Acute Care
• Medically Complex Care
• Respiratory Care
• Respiratory Care Management
• Specialized Rehabilitation
• Wound Care