Kindred Healthcare Hospital Division Annual Nursing Report

2009
Kindred Healthcare
Hospital Division
Annual Nursing Report
Dedicated to Hope, Healing and Recovery
CONTENTS
About Kindred Healthcare............................4
Interdisciplinary Care Coordination..............6
Kindred’s Patient-Centered Perspective
and Care Philosophy....................................8
Our Commitment to Quality Care...............10
Investing in Nurse Leadership....................12
Wound Care Symposium............................14
Patient and Employee Safety.....................16
Clinical Councils.........................................18
Kindred Nurses – By the Numbers.............19
Directory.....................................................20
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WELCOME
Welcome,
In this inaugural 2009 Kindred Healthcare
Hospital Division Annual Nursing Report,
it gives me great pleasure to highlight our
ongoing commitment to our greatest resource
– our caregivers.
At Kindred, we are proud of the high quality
care delivered daily in our 83 long-term
acute care hospitals. In order to facilitate the
continued trend of performance excellence
and improved value for the patients and
residents we serve, we remain committed to
providing the best environment in which to
work, and opportunities for professional and
leadership development.
It is our goal to enhance the environment
in which we all work, live and provide
life-sustaining care. As you will see in this
report, efforts and initiatives geared toward
realizing this goal are having tremendous
positive impact. This is evident through
improved clinical outcomes for our patients,
consistently improved retention rates and
high levels of customer satisfaction.
Investing in our nurses and caregivers is
investing in Kindred’s future, which is why
we have put key leadership development
initiatives in place. These programs build
upon one of our most important Key
Success Factors, which is to “take care of our
people.”
Personally, I want to thank our nurses for the
work you do every day to care for our patients
and families. Your role is key and you are
truly our greatest asset.
The intent of this report is to highlight
the excellent work of our nurses, to detail
our programs dedicated to professional and
leadership development, and to illustrate
Kindred’s continued efforts to make our
hospitals and care centers the best places
to work.
Anthony Disser, Senior Vice President of
Clinical Operations, Hospital Division
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Kindred Hospitals are
15,200
3,800
83
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dedicated employees taking care of over
patients every day in
long-term acute care hospitals in
states.
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OUR
MISSION
Kindred Healthcare’s mission
is to promote healing, provide
hope, preserve dignity and
produce value for each patient,
resident, family member,
customer, employee and
shareholder we serve.
WHAT IS
AN LTAC
HOSPITAL?
OUR
MANAGEMENT
PHILOSOPHY
Kindred Healthcare’s
Management Philosophy is
to focus on our people, on
quality and customer service,
and our business results will
follow.
Kindred’s long-term acute care (LTAC) hospitals provide
aggressive, specialized interdisciplinary care to medically
complex patients who require intense services and
extended recovery periods. These extremely ill patients
– often with several serious medical conditions requiring
specialized care – come to Kindred because of their unique
care requirements and prolonged recovery times that many
traditional short-term acute care hospitals are not able to
provide. In order to best meet our patient needs, Kindred
LTAC hospitals feature a coordinated, specialized approach
through our Interdisciplinary Care Coordination.
Care levels in Kindred LTAC hospitals range from ICU
to general medical care, and most hospitals feature either
operating rooms or treatment rooms for invasive and
minor surgical procedures including G-tube placement
and debridement.
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OUR
Interdisciplinary
Care Coordination
The patients in Kindred’s LTAC hospitals have three
to six concurrent active diagnoses and have suffered
an acute episode on top of several chronic illnesses.
We utilize our Interdisciplinary Care Coordination
to best treat the patient by planning for the patient’s
unique clinical needs, focusing on any barriers to
discharging the individual to the next level of care
through a truly coordinated, multidisciplinary team
approach. The expertise of every team member
is critical in the collaborative process in order to
achieve Kindred’s standard of quality patient care.
The organization embraces a continuous quality
improvement philosophy as outlined in our
Strategic Quality Plan in which interdisciplinary
cross-functional teams are chartered for the purpose
of performance improvement. Interdisciplinary
relations are maintained to ensure continuity of
patient care services through open communication.
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Each patient is unique and their specific
needs determine their care delivery. This
approach to individualized care is age-specific
and appropriate to the patient’s needs and
severity of disease, condition, impairment or
disability. Patient care goals are identified,
prioritized and directed toward discharge
and are discussed at regular team meetings.
The following disciplines play key roles in
determining patient care and services:
• Nursing
• Physicians
• Case Management & Care Management
• Rehabilitation Services
• Respiratory Care
• Food & Nutrition Services
• Pharmacy
• Chief Clinical Officers & Quality Managers
• Wound Care Specialists
Many disciplines work together to promote patient
healing in Kindred LTAC hospitals, which calls upon
the wide variety of patient care services to help.
Provision of Care, Treatment
and Services
• It is our goal to provide patient care in an integrated
system of settings, services, health care practitioners,
and care levels. We will match the patient’s ongoing
needs to the appropriate level and type of care
before admission, during admission, while in the
hospital, before discharge, and at discharge. Our
goal is to maximize coordination of care along this
continuum.
• It is our goal to determine care needs through
assessment of each patient’s needs.
• It is our goal to provide individualized,
planned and appropriate care in settings
that support the patient’s care, treatment,
and rehabilitation goals.
• It is our goal to educate patients and the
people who play a significant role in the
patient’s life, on improving patient health
outcomes by promoting recovery, a speedy
return to optimal level of function, healthy
behavior, and the appropriate involvement
of the patient and or family in his or her
care.
“Having many disciplines involved …shows how much Kindred
values a teamwork approach not just to wound healing but as a
valued asset in all care.”
Carol-Sue Goodby, MS, RD, Regional Director,
Nutritional Services, Kindred Healthcare
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A PatientCentered
Perspective
It is the goal of Kindred and all of our care
professionals to recognize and respect each
patient in the provision of care, treatment
and services in accordance with fundamental
human, civil, constitutional, and statutory
rights to improve patient outcomes. We believe
the staff must function as patient advocates
and participate in problem identification and
resolution to ensure a high level of quality
care. All business relationships with patients
and the public are conducted in an ethical
manner.
Kindred’s
Patient
Care
Philosophy
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It is the philosophy of Kindred Hospitals to
create an environment that supports safe and
effective delivery of patient care, treatment
and services, continuous improvement,
and innovative services that recognize the
complexities presented by the current health
care environment.
We believe that multiple avenues must be
available for voicing concerns, questioning
care, resolving issues surrounding professional
practice and addressing ethical dilemmas or
concerns.
“Patients can
teach us to be
better caregivers.
It has opened up
new vistas for all
of us.”
Kindred Hospital Northeast – Stoughton,
Massachusetts
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Commitment to Quality
Commitment to Caring
Kindred features a team of more than 15,000
dedicated employees who are passionate about
the high level of care provided to our patients.
The more than 8,000 nurses serving in our
LTAC hospitals deliver on Kindred’s promise of
quality, excellence and value. Kindred LTAC
nurses are among the nation’s best with a
clinical expertise in respiratory care, telemetry,
infection control and pain management.
Improved Retention –
Reduced Turnover
We do a good job of finding and keeping great
nurses. This is clear from the caliber of our
entire team, and the fact that we continue to
improve retention. In fact, in 2009, turnover
for Kindred nursing staff in our LTAC hospitals
was 26.7 percent, down from just over 31
percent in 2008.
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We are proud of our retention rates and credit
it to the rewarding work in Kindred LTAC
hospitals. This is also illustrated by high levels
of caregiver satisfaction. A happy nursing
staff contributes to a healthy and rewarding
work environment. Satisfaction levels for
registered nurses, licensed practical nurses,
and certified nursing assistants all continue
to improve with 2009 RN satisfaction rates
at nearly 70 percent and CNA satisfaction
registering at almost 76 percent.
Another assessment of the environment
in Kindred’s LTAC hospitals is the high
satisfaction ratings we consistently receive
from our patients and their family members.
The positive environment and top-notch
nurses delivering the life-saving and lifesustaining care in our hospitals results in
very pleased patients and families.
PATIENT/FAMILY SATISFACTION SCORES (1 = Poor, 5 = Excellent)
4.74
4.77
4.31
4.54
4.21
4.51
4.24
4.50
4.23
3.9
Overall Recommendation
Pain Management
Overall Care
Skill and Experience of
Nursing Staff
Call Light Response
2009
2003
EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION SCORES
57.1%
68.5%
52.8%
69%
63.2%
75.7%
2007
RN
LPN
2009
CNA
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Investing in
Nurse Leaders
Our goal is to attract, retain and develop outstanding
nurses and to provide them with the tools and
training to continue to excel in their field and grow
professionally.
Nurse Leadership Program
In October 2009, Kindred launched the Nurse
Leadership program attracting nearly 60 Chief
Clinical Officers and Directors of Nursing from our
hospitals and nursing and rehabilitation centers. This
leadership program provides training in leadership,
delegation, performance management, conflict
management, and team building. Based upon the
overwhelming and positive reaction from the past
attendees, Kindred hosted another nurse Leadership
Program in December 2009, and three more will be
conducted in 2011.
Clinical Impact Symposium
In order to enhance and improve the clinical practice
of our nurses along the post-acute spectrum, Kindred
developed Clinical Impact Symposium to advance as
a leader in clinical excellence.
In November 2009, Kindred held our initial
clinical symposium, which focused on Wound
Management and attracted more than 350 of
our Kindred colleagues, across all divisions,
to learn best practices and gain from one
another’s knowledge and experience. The
conference also featured some of our nation’s
premiere experts in wound care.
Coming in November 2010, we will host
another clinical symposium in Louisville,
Kentucky. This second annual conference
will focus on Respiratory Care and will
bring together nurses, respiratory therapists,
physical therapists and occupational
therapists to learn from one another and
from leading experts.
These symposia help us enhance clinical skills
and provide Kindred caregivers the training
to best serve our patients and residents.
Ongoing Educational
Opportunities
Kindred Hospitals provide continuing
education, in-service education and quality
improvement education. Education programs
are provided to maintain staff competency
and enrich staff knowledge for enhancing
quality patient care.
“The important message of the [Clinical Impact]
symposium is the level of expertise our nationally
known presenters offered, the focus on evidencebased practice, and the involvement and
learning of our direct caregivers
who attended.”
Barbara Baylis, RN, MSN, Senior Vice President of Clinical Operations for Kindred Health Services Division
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Educational programs are based on Kindred’s
mission, the case mix of patients served, the
technology utilized, the identified learning needs
of the staff (on an individual, departmental, and
organizational basis), the required and personal
competency needs of the staff, learning needs
related to expertise development and the
identified issues that influence staff recruitment
and retention, and issues that may have been
identified in the Corporate Compliance
agreement.
Educational Assistance Program
Additionally, Kindred provides ongoing support
and encouragement for our employees to take
advantage of educational opportunities outside
of scheduled work hours. The Company provides
a program to reimburse eligible employees, each
calendar year, for classes taken related to their
jobs or future plans within the Company.
The Educational Assistance program is available
to all full-time employees who have completed
90-days of employment and are taking courses
or pursuing a degree program that is job-related.
For grades of C or above, individuals may be
reimbursed up to $2,500 per calendar year for
books, lab fees and tuition.
Participation in the program must be approved
in advance and will be determined based
upon the needs of the Company, budget and
employee’s standing. 13
Poster Session
at 2009 Wound
Care Symposium
The Clinical Impact Symposium on Wound
Care, held November 9-12 in Louisville,
Kentucky, included a poster session detailing
some of the specific initiatives that have been
implemented at specific facilities. Categories
for posters included wound management,
ostomy challenges, fistula management,
incontinence and skin care.
A special thank you to the participants
in the poster session, which included:
Kindred encouraged participation and
believed in providing nurses the opportunity
to share their findings. The poster session was
used as a forum for communicating creative
nursing interventions, new models of delivery
of services and innovative research projects
in a relatively short amount of time to a wide
audience. It allowed many to share the great
things they have done at their facility, but it
also allowed for time to network.
Teresa Grossfield
Kindred Hospital
Boston, MA
A Diamond in the Rough
Annabella
Badgewell
Kindred Hospital Fort
Worth – Southwest, TX
Debridement and
Antimicrobial Coverage
with Santyl & Bactroban
Teresa Hernandez
Kindred Hospital
Hollywood, FL
Using Platelet Rich Plasma
(PRP) Gel to Manage
Complex Wounds in an
LTAC
Julie Ho
Kindred Hospital
Scottsdale, AZ
Planned Surgical
Interventions Avoided
in Necrotizing Fasciitis
and MRSA Wounds: A
Case Series Using NonContact Low-Frequency
Ultrasound
Silvia Jimenez and
Lisa Vandenberg
Kindred Hospital
Westminster, CA
WOW: War on Wounds
Judy Laky, Nancy
Bryan and Debra
Fox,
Kindred Hospital St.
Petersburg, FL
Turning and Positioning
for Pressure Relief
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Leslie Linder
Kindred Hospital New
Orleans, LA
The Krewe of Kindred
Presents: “It’s Only Skin
Deep”
Denise Mah and
Gem Lindsay
Kindred Hospital Santa
Ana, CA
Road Map to Healing: An
Incredible Journey
Evelyn McLaughlin
and Michelle
Mackey
Kindred Hospital Los
Angeles, CA
Creative Strategies in
Improving Wound Care
Rita Neff
Kindred Hospital
Louisville, KY
When to Choose
Convexity
Martha Ondrejko
Kindred Hospital
Denver, CO
Process-PerformanceProducts: Creating a
Custom Visual Wound
Guide to Improve Nursing
Documentation
Kindred Healthcare
Hospital DivisionNational Initiative
Braden Risk Assessment:
“Driving Your Plan of
Care”
“This investment in clinical quality
improvement will improve our operations,
thereby improving our value to
each patient, resident, family member,
customer, employee and shareholder.”
– Anthony Disser, Senior Vice President of
Clinical Operations, Hospital Division
“When I attend conferences,
I try to identify at least
one thing that I can take
back and implement
immediately. I have
identified something
implementable from
every speaker I’ve
heard.”
– Darlene Cunha, Chief Clinical Officer,
Kindred Hospital Northeast Stoughton
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Ensuring
a Safe
Environment
for All
Promoting Caregiver Safety
Slips, trips and falls are a common occurrence in all
hospital settings, but Kindred is committed to reducing
these incidents through our Slip Resistant Footwear
Initiative. We are working to create a safer workplace
environment through the promotion and use of slipresistant shoes.
The Slip Resistant Footwear Initiative was piloted
February to August 2008. In assessing the site-specific
program success, the incidents of slips and falls
were compared from 2007 to 2008. The number of
employees injured due to slips, trips and falls decreased
by 50 percent and the severity of the injuries sustained
dramatically decreased by 69 percent, proving the
effectiveness of the Slip Resistant Footwear Initiative.
As Kindred requires slip-resistant shoes to be worn,
we now participate in the voluntary discount program,
Shoes for Crews, to incentivize the purchase of this
important footwear. Kindred hopes that the added
bonuses of discount pricing and convenience, where
payroll deduction, online ordering and facility delivery
can all be utilized, will assist employees.
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Preventing Patient Falls
Falls are not only dangerous for nurses and caregivers,
but patients as well – particularly the very sick and
elderly that we care for in our hospitals.
Kindred established the SAFETY program as one of
its many tools to reduce patient falls. The program
features a colorful flyer, clearly displayed for all
patients to see, which details actions a patient can
and should take in order to inform the nursing staff
of what is going on. With patient safety as a top
priority for Kindred hospitals, the SAFETY program
stands for:
Spills on the floor may cause falls. Patients are to
report wet or slippery floors.
Always allow the staff to assist you out of bed.
Patients may be weaker than they realize.
Footwear with non-skid soles should be worn
while you are up. If patients don’t have them,
they are to ask a nurse to provide them.
Every time you need help, use the call bell at your
bedside table or in the bathroom.
Try to be patient and remain in your bed or chair
while waiting for help. Patients should not attempt
to get up by themselves.
You should walk slowly and not lean on rolling
objects such as IV poles or your bedside table for
support.
At Kindred we remain committed to ensuring
our hospitals provide a safe environment in
which to work and be cared for.
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Kindred
Clinical
Councils
NATIONAL
NURSING
COUNCIL
The purpose of the National
Nursing Council is to provide
a foundation of support
through a uniform and
consistent voice for quality
patient care. The council
serves to standardize best
practices and processes,
participate in product
selection and evaluation and
provide leadership and advice
to Kindred Hospital clinical
operations.
WOUND CARE
ADVISORY
COUNCIL
This council serves as
the Advisory Council for
wound prevention and
management with a special
focus on standards of care
and practice, policies and
procedures, products and
equipment and clinical
competencies.
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In order to continue to provide top-notch care and services
and provide a professional environment that attracts premier
nursing staff, Kindred Hospital Division has developed an
array of councils that work to support and develop clinical
operations and management improvement. We foster and
implement best practices with the ultimate goal of improving
patient outcomes. Some examples of the many councils
include:
PATIENT
CARE
COUNCIL
To best support Kindred’s
patient-centered care
model, this council supports
interdisciplinary processes for
the delivery of patient care,
which provides effective and
efficient clinical practices for
quality patient care delivery.
This council produces
policies and standards that
help deliver on our goal of
improved outcomes and care
excellence.
CLINICAL
OPERATIONS
LEADERSHIP TEAM
The Clinical Operations
Leadership Team (COLT)
is the executive leadership
team of clinical operations
for Kindred hospitals. This
team affirms and implements
standardization and practices
and oversees the other
clinical councils and teams.
Kindred nurses gender
The average age of
a Kindred nurse in
2009 was
43
15%
85%
Male
Female
Kindred NURSES
BY THE NUMBERS
Number of nurses
(FT/PT/PD)
7,272 7,467
7,587
8,014
The racial makeup
of Kindred nurses
in 2009
34%
6,421
32%
05
06
07
08
The average years
of service of a
Kindred nurse in
2009 was
3
09
22%
1%
.8%
.5%
.4%
.3%
White
African American
Asian
Hispanic/Latino
Two or More Races
Native American
Unknown
Hawaiian
years
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Kindred
HOSPITAL
DIRECTORY
ARIZONA
Kindred Hospital Arizona –
Northwest Phoenix
13216 N. Plaza Del Rio Blvd. Peoria,
AZ 85381
623.974.5463
www.khphoenixnw.com
Kindred Hospital Arizona – Phoenix
40 East Indianola Avenue Phoenix,
AZ 85012
602.280.7000
www.khphoenix.com
Kindred Hospital Arizona –
Scottsdale
11250 N. 92nd Street
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
480.391.4040
www.khscottsdale.com
Kindred Hospital Tucson
355 North Wilmot Road
Tucson, AZ 85711
520.584.4500
www.khtucson.com
CALIFORNIA
Kindred Hospital Brea
875 North Brea Blvd
Brea, CA 92821
714.529.6842
www.kindredhospitalbrea.com
Kindred Hospital La Mirada
14900 E. Imperial Highway
La Mirada, CA 90638
562.944.1900
www.kindredlamirada.com
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Kindred Hospital Los Angeles
5525 West Slauson Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90056
310.642.0325
www.kindredhospitalla.com
Kindred Hospital Ontario
550 North Monterey Avenue
Ontario, CA 91764
909.391.0333
www.khontario.com
Kindred Hospital Sacramento
330 Montrose Drive
Folsom, CA 95630
916.351.9151
www.kindredsacramento.com
Kindred Hospital San Diego
1940 El Cajon Boulevard
San Diego, CA 94577
619.543.4500
www.kindredsandiego.com
Kindred Hospital
San Francisco – Bay Area
2800 Benedict Drive
San Leandro, CA 94577
510.357.8300
www.kindredhospitalsfba.com
Kindred Hospital
San Gabriel Valley
845 North Lark Ellen
West Covina, CA 91791
626.339.5451
www.kindredsangabriel.com
Kindred Hospital Santa Ana
1901 N. College Avenue
Santa Ana, CA 92706
714.564.7800
www.kindredsantaana.com
Kindred Hospital Westminster
200 Hospital Circle
Westminster, CA 92683
714.893.4541
www.khwestminster.com
COLORADO
Kindred Hospital Denver
1920 High Street
Denver, CO 80218
303.320.5871
www.kh-denver.com
FLORIDA
Kindred Hospital
Bay Area – St. Petersburg
3030 6th Street South
St. Petersburg, FL 33705
727.894.8719
www.kindredstpete.com
Kindred Hospital
Bay Area –Tampa
4555 South Manhattan Avenue
Tampa, FL 33611
813.839.6341
www.khtampa.com
Kindred Hospital Central Tampa
4801 North Howard Ave
Tampa, FL 33603
813.874.7575
www.kindredcentraltampa.com
Kindred Hospital North Florida
801 Oak Street
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
904.284.9230
www.khnorthflorida.com
Kindred Hospital Ocala
1500 Southwest 1st Avenue, 5th Fl
Ocala, FL 34474
352.369.0513
www.kindredocala.com
Kindred Chicago Lakeshore
6130 North Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL 60660
773.381.1222
www.kindredlakeshore.com
Kindred Hospital
South Florida – Coral Gables
5190 Southwest Eighth Street
Coral Gables, FL 33134
305.448.1585
www.khcoralgables.com
Kindred Hospital Chicago North
2544 West Montrose Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
773.267.2622
www.khchicagonorth.com
Kindred Hospital
South Florida – Ft. Lauderdale
1516 East Las Olas Boulevard
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
954.764.8900
www.khfortlauderdale.com
Kindred Hospital
South Florida – Hollywood
1859 Van Buren Street
Hollywood, FL 33020
954.920.9000
www.khsfhollywood.com
Kindred Hospital The Palm Beaches
5555 West Blue Heron Boulevard
Riviera Beach, FL 33418
561.840.0754
www.khthepalmbeaches.com
Kindred Hospital Melbourne
765 West Nasa Boulevard
Melbourne, FL 32901
321.733.5725
www.khmelbourne.com
Kindred Hospital Chicago Northlake
365 East North Avenue
Northlake, IL 60164
708.345.8100
www.kindrednorthlake.com
Kindred Hospital Sycamore
225 Edward Street
Sycamore, IL 60178
815.895.2144
www.kindredhospitalsyc.com
INDIANA
Kindred Hospital Indianapolis
1700 West 10th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46222
317.636.4400
www.kindredhospitalindy.com
Kindred Hospital Indianapolis South
607 South Greenwood Springs Drive
Greenwood, IN 46143
317.888.8155
www.khindysouth.com
KENTUCKY
GEORGIA
Kindred Hospital Atlanta
705 Juniper Street NE
Atlanta, GA 30308
404.873.2871
www.kindredatlanta.com
ILLINOIS
Kindred Chicago Central Hospital
4058 West Melrose Street
Chicago, IL 60618
773.736.7000
www.khchicagocentral.com
Kindred Hospital Louisville
1313 St. Anthony Place
Louisville, KY 40204
502.587.7001
www.kindredlouisville.com
Kindred Hospital Louisville
at Jewish Hospital
200 Abraham Flexner Way
Louisville, KY 40202
502.587.3999
www.khlouisville–jewish.com
LOUISIANA
Kindred Hospital New Orleans
3601 Coliseum Street
New Orleans, LA 70115
504.899.1555
www.kindredhospitalnola.com
MASSACHUSETTS
Kindred Hospital Boston
1515 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02135
617.254.1100
www.kindredbos.com
Kindred Hospital Boston –
North Shore
15 King Street
Peabody, MA 01960
978.531.2900
www.kindredbns.com
Kindred Hospital Northeast – Natick
67 Union Street
Natick, MA 01760
508.650.7630
www.khnatick.com
Kindred Hospital Northeast –
Stoughton
909 Sumner Street
Stoughton, MA 02072
781.297.8200
www.khstoughton.com
Kindred Hospital Northeast –
Waltham
9 Hope Avenue
Waltham, MA 02453
781.647.6800
www.khwaltham.com
Kindred Hospital Park View
1400 State Street
Springfield, MA 01109
413.787.6700
www.khparkview.com
Kindred Hospital Park View – Central
Massachusetts
111 Huntoon Memorial Highway
Rochdale, MA 01542
508.892.6000
www.khparkviewcentral.com
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MISSOURI
Kindred Hospital Kansas City
8701 Troost Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64131
816.995.2000
www.kindredhospitalkc.com
Kindred Hospital St. Louis
4930 Lindell Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63108
314.361.8700
www.kindredstlouis.com
Kindred Hospital
St. Louis – St. Anthony’s
10018 Kennerly Road
St. Louis, MO 63128
314.525.8100
www.khstanthonys.com
Kindred Hospital
New Jersey – Rahway
865 Stone Street
Rahway, NJ 07065
732.453.2950
www.kindredrahway.com
OKLAHOMA
Kindred Hospital
New Jersey – Wayne
224 Hamburg Turnpike
Wayne, NJ 07470
973.636.7200
www.khwayne.com
Kindred Hospital Oklahoma City –
South
2129 Southwest 59th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73119
405.713.5955
www.kindredsouth.com
NEW MEXICO
PENNSYLVANIA
Kindred Hospital Albuquerque
700 High Street NE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505.242.4444
www.kindredalbuquerque.com
Kindred Hospital at Heritage Valley
1000 Dutch Ridge Road,
2nd Flr., A Tower
Beaver, PA 15009
724.773.8480
www.kindredhospitalhv.com
NORTH CAROLINA
Kindred Hospital Delaware County
1500 Lansdowne Ave
Darby, PA 19023
610.237.3619
www.kindreddelco.com
NEVADA
Kindred Hospital Las Vegas –
Flamingo Campus
2250 East Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89119
702.784.4300
www.kindredhospitallvf.com
Kindred Hospital Las Vegas – Sahara
5110 West Sahara Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89146
702.871.1418
www.kindredhospitallvs.com
Kindred Hospital Las Vegas
at Desert Springs Hospital
2075 East Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89119
702.866.2000
www.kindredhospitallvds.com
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Kindred Hospital Greensboro
2401 Southside Boulevard
Greensboro, NC 27406
336.271.2800
www.khgreensboro.com
OHIO
Kindred Hospital Cleveland
11900 Fairhill Road
Cleveland, OH 44120
216.983.8030
www.kindredcleveland.com
NEW JERSEY
Kindred Hospital Cleveland –
Gateway
2351 East 22nd Street
Cleveland, OH 44115
216.592.2830
www.kindredgateway.com
Kindred Hospital New Jersey – Morris
County
400 West Blackwell Street
Dover, NJ 07801
973.537.3818
www.khmorriscounty.com
Kindred Hospital Dayton
One Elizabeth Place
Dayton, OH 45417
937.222.5963
www.khdayton.com
Kindred Hospital Oklahoma City
1407 North Robinson Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73103
405.232.8000
www.kindredoklahoma.com
Kindred Hospital Philadelphia
6129 Palmetto Street
Philadelphia, PA 19111
215.722.8555
www.kindredphila.com
Kindred Hospital
Philadelphia – Havertown
2000 Old West Chester Pike
Havertown, PA 19083
610.536.2100
www.kh–havertown.com
Kindred Hospital Pittsburgh
7777 Steubenville Pike
Oakdale, PA 15071
412.494.5500
www.kindredhospitalpittsburgh.com
Kindred Hospital
Pittsburgh – North Shore
1004 Arch Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
412.323.5800
www.kindrednorthshore.com
Kindred Hospital Wyoming Valley
575 North River Street
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18764
570.552.7620
www.kindredhospitalwv.com
SOUTH CAROLINA
Kindred Hospital Charleston
326 Calhoun Street
Charleston, SC 29401
843.876.8340
www.khcharleston.com
TENNESSEE
Kindred Hospital Chattanooga
709 Walnut Street
Chattanooga, TN 37402
423.266.7721
www.kindredchattanooga.com
Kindred Hospital Nashville
1412 County Hospital Road
Nashville, TN 37218
615.687.2600
www.khnashville.com
TEXAS
Kindred Hospital Bay Area
4801 East Sam Houston Parkway S.
Pasadena, TX 77505
281.991.5463
www.khbayareahouston.com
Kindred Hospital Corpus Christi
6226 Saratoga Boulevard
Corpus Christi, TX 78414
361.986.1600
www.khcorpuschristi.com
Kindred Hospital Dallas
9525 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, TX 75243
214.355.2600
www.khdallas.com
Kindred Hospital – Fort Worth
815 Eighth Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
817.332.4812
www.kindredfortworth.com
Kindred Hospital Houston
6441 Main Street
Houston, TX 77030
713.790.0500
www.khhouston.com
Kindred Hospital Houston Northwest
11297 Fallbrook Drive
Houston, TX 77065
281.517.1000
www.khhoustonnw.com
Kindred Hospital Tarrant County –
Arlington
1000 North Cooper
Arlington, TX 76011
817.548.3400
www.kindredhospitalarl.com
Kindred Hospital Tarrant County –
Fort Worth Southwest
7800 Oakmont Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76132
817.346.0094
www.kindredhospitalfwsw.com
Kindred Hospital White Rock
9440 Poppy Drive
Dallas, TX 75218
214.324.6562
www.khwhiterock.com
VIRGINIA
Kindred Hospital Richmond
2220 Edward Holland Drive
Richmond, VA 23230
804.678.7000
www.kindredrichmond.com
WASHINGTON
Kindred Hospital Mansfield
1802 Highway 157 North
Mansfield, TX 76063
817.473.6101
www.kindredmansfield.com
Kindred Hospital San Antonio
3636 Medical Drive
San Antonio, TX 78229
210.616.0616
www.khsanantonio.com
Kindred Hospital Seattle
10631 8th Avenue
Seattle, WA 92706
206.364.2050
www.kindredhospitalseattle.com
WISCONSIN
Kindred Hospital Milwaukee
5017 South 110th Street
Greenfield, WI 53228
414.427.8282
www.khmilwaukee.com
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