Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers

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Nursing and rehabilitation centers across the country have changed to meet the diverse needs of today's patients and residents. Today's resident might be an active senior citizen recovering from a knee replacement before returning to the golf course, or a young mother receiving physical therapy to recover from an auto accident.

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Nearly half of our patients come for short-term rehabilitation and return home after about a month. Those who stay with us longer - an average of six months - may require more specialized care.

Our services - including intensive rehabilitative transitional care, specialized dementia and Alzheimer's care, and hospice and palliative care - enable our patients and residents to receive the medical care they need, the restorative therapy they require, and the support they and their families deserve.

Kindred has been nationally recognized for quality care. Quality comes from our clinical expertise as well as our empathy for families, our respect for the dignity of residents and the joy of seeing people recover. Our dedication has led to not only meeting expectations but exceeding them, as evidenced by our ever-increasing customer satisfaction scores. For more information on our quality indicators, please read our 2011 Quality and Social Responsibility Report.

Since 2008, Kindred Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers discharged 16% more patients home - with 52% of patients discharged home in 2011 after an average stay of 32 days. We are proud that one of our centers received a Gold Quality Award from the American Health Care Association and that 203 of our centers and four of our assisted living facilities have won an American Health Care Association Bronze Award and 22 centers have received a Silver Award since 2003.

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