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Kindred Hospital - San Antonio Central is a 44-bed transitional care hospital treating chronically, critically ill patients with specialized care who require an extended stay in a hospital setting. We are located in downtown San Antonio next to Madison Square Park and inside the Baptist Medical Center.

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Kindred Hospital - San Antonio Central

111 Dallas Street, 4th Floor, Building C
San Antonio, TX 78205

210-297-7195

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Types of Care

When you are referred to one of our hospitals, our team of skilled professionals will provide specialized care to address all of your complex medical needs. Your physician-led care team will visit daily to review and assess your condition so you can recover to the fullest extent possible.

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COVID-19 INFORMATION

Kindred Hospital is committed to reducing the growth of COVID-19. In accordance with recommendations by the CDC and the Governor, we have enacted a zero visitor policy and have been actively monitoring employees and patients for signs and symptoms of COVID-19. Work restrictions are being applied for the employees who have tested positive for COVID-19 according to CDC Guidelines. For more information, Click here.

Recovery and Rehabilitation After a Hospital Stay

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