Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals
Our long-term acute care hospitals provide the same type of comprehensive care a patient receives in a conventional hospital, but we provide this care until the patient recovers fully.
PAM Health offers some of the best long-term acute care hospitals (LTACH) in different locations across the U.S. At our transitional care hospitals, you can receive the ongoing, specialized treatment you need for severe medical conditions.
What Is Long-Term Acute Care?
We offer long-term care to patients who have complex wounds from accidents or burns or who have different complex medical issues that require physician care, daily nursing, physical therapy, and nutritional care.
We treat patients who are too weak to be discharged home or to be outpatients in an acute rehab facility. Patients have access to a variety of clinical specialties and enjoy therapy with the most modern technology and expertise.
How PAM Health Differs From Other Long-Term Care Hospitals
PAM Health offers patients a unique long-term care hospital. Our compassionate patient care team and outstanding locations set us apart from others. Other distinct benefits we provide to our patients include:
- Focus on high-quality care: We provide care that offers our patients steady recovery in an atmosphere that stimulates faster healing.
- Getting patients home: We put in all the effort required to get you back home as soon as possible.
- Helping to avoid readmissions: Our patients' long-term success is our priority, so we design treatment plans to help prevent re-entry into the hospital.
- Expertise in a wider variety of specialties: Our team includes physicians and medical professionals in a various specialties to help more patients.
- Maximizing quality of life: We recommend outpatient care to ensure our patients can return to their daily routines and the activities they love.
We also have specialties that you may need for optimal recovery at our long-term acute care hospital, including:
- Cardiology: Taking care of abnormalities and conditions of the blood vessels and heart.
- Nephrology: Caring for conditions that affect the kidneys.
- Neurology: Treating conditions concerning the nervous system.
- Pulmonary: Treatment of conditions affecting the lungs.
What to Expect During Long-Term Acute Care
When your doctor refers you to our long-term care hospital, a care coordinator will help you handle your discharge from the hospital and ensure you have a seamless transition to our rehab location. We will also develop a custom treatment plan that allows for the hastening of your recovery & the best possible outcome.
Contact Us Today for a Hospital Tour
Long-term acute care is a critical part in your rehabilitation process, and at PAM Health, we offer only the best rehabilitation care. Search our locations to find the one nearest you and schedule a tour of the hospital. Our dedicated, welcoming team is waiting to help you start your recovery.
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