Kindred Hospital Greensboro

Kindred Hospital Greensboro Kindred Hospital Greensboro specializes in treating chronically, critically ill patients. Our hospital does not offer emergency services.
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We specialize in the treatment and rehabilitation of the post-intensive care and complex medical patient requiring intensive care, including specialized rehabilitation, in an acute hospital setting. With our services we provide a wide array of rehabilitation therapies to help patients progress to positive outcomes, regain function and safely return home as quickly as their recovery allows.

Happy Thanksgiving! Today, we’re thankful for our patients, families, and incredible care teams who make every day meani...
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! Today, we’re thankful for our patients, families, and incredible care teams who make every day meaningful.

Wishing everyone a safe, joyful holiday filled with gratitude and connection!

Today, we proudly recognize National Nurse Practitioner Week – a time to honor the incredible Nurse Practitioners (NPs) ...
11/13/2025

Today, we proudly recognize National Nurse Practitioner Week – a time to honor the incredible Nurse Practitioners (NPs) at our facility and across the country who bring skill, compassion, and accessibility to healthcare every single day. NPs are the heartbeat of patient-centered care – listening, diagnosing, treating, and advocating with unmatched dedication. While this week shines a spotlight on their contributions, their impact is felt all year long in hospitals, clinics, and communities nationwide.

To all our NPs: thank you for making healthcare more human, more reachable, and more exceptional.

Pneumonia remains one of the leading causes of illness and hospitalization worldwide, yet with early detection and prope...
11/12/2025

Pneumonia remains one of the leading causes of illness and hospitalization worldwide, yet with early detection and proper treatment, most cases are preventable and treatable.

Common symptoms include:
- Shortness of breath
- Fever or chills
- Fatigue and weakness
- Chest pain or cough

This World Pneumonia Day, take time to protect your health by staying up to date on your vaccines, practicing good hand hygiene, avoiding smoking and exposure to pollutants, and seeking medical care as soon as possible if symptoms occur.

Happy Veterans Day! Today and every day, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, ded...
11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day! Today and every day, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice inspire us all.

If you are a veteran, we invite you to comment with a photo of yourself in uniform and your rank so we can recognize and thank you for your service!

As we celebrate Medical-Surgical Nurses Week, we extend our gratitude to the dedicated Med-Surg nurses who provide excep...
11/06/2025

As we celebrate Medical-Surgical Nurses Week, we extend our gratitude to the dedicated Med-Surg nurses who provide exceptional care to patients with diverse and complex needs.

Your adaptability, clinical excellence, and compassion define what it means to serve with purpose. Thank you for the professionalism and heart you bring to your work every day.

When Kevin arrived at Kindred Hospitals Greensboro, he was in critical condition with severely reduced respiratory funct...
10/23/2025

When Kevin arrived at Kindred Hospitals Greensboro, he was in critical condition with severely reduced respiratory function caused by pneumonia. He required high-flow oxygen support and was unable to stand or walk because of shortness of breath and significant weakness. He also needed moderate assistance with all of his daily activities.

Despite these challenges, Kevin remained remarkably positive throughout his stay. He was known for his upbeat attitude, friendly personality, and encouraging words to both staff and fellow patients. Living at home with his wife before his illness, he was determined to regain his independence and return to the life he loved.

An interdisciplinary care team, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy; respiratory therapy; and physician care, developed a personalized rehabilitation plan to meet his needs. At first, his therapy sessions were limited because it was difficult for him to maintain his oxygen levels. But as his respiratory condition improved, he was able to participate more actively in therapy. With determination and support from his care team, Kevin made steady, impressive progress.

By the end of his stay, he had been successfully weaned from high-flow oxygen to room air. Functionally, he regained the ability to walk on his own and complete daily activities like dressing, bathing, and toileting with modified independence.

Kevin’s recovery is a testament to his determination, positive outlook, and the coordinated efforts of his care team. He was discharged to an inpatient rehabilitation facility to continue his recovery, and his goal of returning home to his wife is now well within reach.

To read more success stories from patients of Kindred Hospital Greensboro, please visit http://Kindrd.care/6186fHqum.

Kindred Hospitals specialize in treating complex respiratory conditions, particularly in ventilator weaning.  Pulmonolog...
10/20/2025

Kindred Hospitals specialize in treating complex respiratory conditions, particularly in ventilator weaning. Pulmonologists and respiratory therapists work together to help even the most complex patients breathe on their own again. Our rehabilitation teams also help patients - including those on ventilation - start moving as early and as much as possible. Most of our hospitals have earned Joint Commission certification in Respiratory Failure, showing our commitment to delivering excellent respiratory care.

Helen, 74, is a retired nurse who has navigated her disability with grace for more than a decade. Though she never envis...
10/16/2025

Helen, 74, is a retired nurse who has navigated her disability with grace for more than a decade. Though she never envisioned having children of her own, she has poured her heart into her beloved nieces and nephews, surrounding them with love and care. A passionate gardener, Helen’s green thumb has brought beautiful blooms to life year after year. She is excited to be moving closer to her hometown, where she’ll be surrounded by family, friends, and the garden she treasures.

Helen began experiencing persistent weakness for more than six months. She was admitted to the hospital several times during this period, treated, and then released, believing her symptoms were related to her kidney failure. Her kidney disease had led to a transplant and ultimately to her disability. She maintained regular doctor visits and dialysis treatments three times a week. Eventually, her condition worsened—Helen was found unconscious on the bathroom floor and transported to UNC Hospital by ambulance.

When she was admitted to UNC Hospital, Helen could only speak one or two words. Overnight, her condition declined further, and she was no longer able to follow commands. Tests revealed hypoxia, hypercapnia, and increased work of breathing, requiring intubation to protect her airway. Her medical team adjusted her medications due to concerns about cefepime toxicity and possible meningitis, given her immunosuppressed state. After she was unable to wean off the ventilator, Helen was transferred to Kindred Hospital for continued care and recovery.

At Kindred, Helen required ventilator weaning and dialysis. Her care involved close collaboration among all disciplines, including nursing, respiratory therapy, pulmonology, ENT, nephrology, physical and occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, hospital medicine, pharmacy, lab services, and case management. Together, the team developed a comprehensive care plan to support her recovery.

With access to the hospital’s rehabilitation gym, Helen began regaining her strength. She progressed from requiring assistance with movement to standing and even feeding herself again. The respiratory team guided and encouraged her through capping trials, ultimately leading to successful decannulation. With the support and trust she placed in her care team, Helen recovered and was able to be discharged closer to her family, friends, and the garden she loves.

To read more success stories from patients of Kindred Hospital Greensboro, please visit http://Kindrd.care/6186fHqum.

At Kindred, we take a comprehensive approach to care, bringing specialists from multiple disciplines together to develop...
10/15/2025

At Kindred, we take a comprehensive approach to care, bringing specialists from multiple disciplines together to develop a unique treatment plan for each patient. This interdisciplinary care team meets at the bedside regularly to discuss goals, milestones, treatment, and progress. We invite patients and families to participate in these meetings and make their voices heard.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a time to celebrate the vibrant cultures of Indigenous communities and to acknowledge their r...
10/13/2025

Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a time to celebrate the vibrant cultures of Indigenous communities and to acknowledge their resilience, wisdom, and contributions that continue to shape our world today and every day.

An enthusiastic and inspired team of Kindred Hospital Greensboro employees, their families and friends rallied together ...
10/09/2025

An enthusiastic and inspired team of Kindred Hospital Greensboro employees, their families and friends rallied together to represent our hospital in the 2025 Triad LUNGe Forward 5K walk, run and celebration this past weekend in Greensboro, North Carolina. The “Kindred Cares” team exceeded their fundraising goal by collecting $1000 for the Lung Initiative, and the facility is looking forward to and planning for 2026!

Patients at Kindred Hospitals begin receiving gentle in-bed therapy as soon as they are able to, progressing to more adv...
10/09/2025

Patients at Kindred Hospitals begin receiving gentle in-bed therapy as soon as they are able to, progressing to more advanced movements as they recover. Our physical therapists (PTs) help even the most complicated patients, including those on mechanical ventilation, get on their feet. We are grateful for all our PTs who help our patients take the next step in their recovery journeys.

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2401 South Side Boulevard
Greensboro, NC
27406

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