Kindred Hospital South Florida - Hollywood Subacute Unit

Kindred Hospital South Florida - Hollywood Subacute Unit sits inside the main hospital and helps people who need more care after leaving a regular hospital, but who aren't quite ready to go home yet, and with its 89 beds in a safe, long-term acute care setting, people with serious or complicated health issues can rest and focus on getting better in a calm place near Young Circle Park and Hollywood Beach. This unit has a dedicated team that gives around-the-clock clinical and skilled nursing care seven days a week, and the staff coordinates with doctors to make sure treatment plans fit each person's needs, whether that's help with respiratory failure, stroke recovery, sepsis, serious wounds, heart failure, or other complicated illnesses, and there's 24-hour nurse and respiratory coverage along with support for dialysis, ventilator use, intravenous therapy, and medication, all managed with the hospital's own in-house pharmacy. The rooms have privacy curtains, private bathrooms, and emergency call systems, and they aim to make life easier and support dignity with easy-to-access elevators and ramps, bright and clean hallways, as well as private spaces with beach murals and comfortable furniture, and families will find a welcoming lobby, a waiting area with a cheery underwater mural, plus vending machines for visitors. For those who need help regaining strength or mobility, a large rehabilitation gym has therapy equipment like parallel bars, stairs, mats, and bolsters, and occupational, physical, and speech therapy go on all week, focusing on helping patients get back to their routines safely, and the team works with primary caregivers who need a rest by offering respite stays if needed. The subacute unit also has two negative pressure rooms for people with certain illness concerns, and on-site X-ray and lab services so patients don't have to travel for tests. This freestanding hospital focuses on thoughtful recovery plans, aiming to help each person become more independent, handle daily activities better, and safely return home when the time is right, and families can take a tour to get a closer look at the environment if they like.