Kindred Hospital Westminster

Kindred Hospital Westminster Kindred Hospital Westminster 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.

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.

Paul, 62, had no prior medical history before he was involved in a serious automobile accident. On March 28, 2025, he wa...
10/16/2025

Paul, 62, had no prior medical history before he was involved in a serious automobile accident. On March 28, 2025, he was airlifted to Providence Mission Hospital, where doctors discovered he had a cerebral aneurysm, a splenic laceration, and a traumatic brain injury. He was placed on a ventilator to protect his airway.

After spending more than two months at Providence Mission Hospital, Paul was transferred to Kindred Hospital Westminster on May 30, 2025, to continue his recovery. At the time of his transfer, he required ventilator support, hemodialysis, a chest tube, and was unable to stand or walk.

With the support of respiratory therapists, Dr. Sweidan, and the interdisciplinary care team, Paul was weaned off the ventilator, successfully decannulated, and transitioned to using oxygen through a nasal cannula.

When he arrived, Paul was unable to consistently follow commands or mouth words, and he did not initially show the potential to participate in physical or occupational therapy. Over time, with reevaluation and persistence, he began physical, occupational, and speech therapy three times a week. At first, he required maximum assistance from two caregivers to move from sitting to lying down, but he was able to sit at the edge of the bed for five minutes. During this time, Paul received nutrition through a PEG feeding tube.

Through steady progress, Paul regained alertness and orientation, began communicating and following commands, and worked with therapists to regain mobility. By the time of discharge, he was able to transfer to a wheelchair and had advanced to an easy-to-chew diet with thin liquids.

After 81 days at Kindred Hospital Westminster, Paul was discharged to an Acute Rehabilitation Unit (ARU), decannulated, on a regular oral diet, communicating clearly, and participating actively in therapy. He looks forward to continuing his rehabilitation journey and is grateful for the care and support he received during this challenging time.

To read more success stories from patients of Kindred Hospital Westminster, please visit http://Kindrd.care/6181f9Ij7.

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.

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.

Your heart works for you every second of every day—on World Heart Day, take a moment to give it the care it deserves. Si...
09/29/2025

Your heart works for you every second of every day—on World Heart Day, take a moment to give it the care it deserves. Simple steps like managing stress, limiting salt and sugar, and staying connected with your healthcare provider can help protect your heart for years to come.

This September, we recognize Sepsis Awareness Month—a time to spread knowledge that can save lives.If you or a loved one...
09/18/2025

This September, we recognize Sepsis Awareness Month—a time to spread knowledge that can save lives.
If you or a loved one has an infection and begins showing symptoms like rapid heartbeat, fever, extreme discomfort, confusion, shortness of breath, and extreme pain. If you suspect sepsis, call your doctor or seek emergency care immediately.

Happy Environmental Services (EVS) Week! Our EVS teams are often behind the scenes, but their work shines every day. Fro...
09/17/2025

Happy Environmental Services (EVS) Week!
Our EVS teams are often behind the scenes, but their work shines every day. From creating safe spaces for patients to supporting our clinical teams, they are an essential part of our mission. We are grateful for all they do today and every day.

This National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, we celebrate our dedicated rehabilitation team whose expertise, compassion,...
09/16/2025

This National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, we celebrate our dedicated rehabilitation team whose expertise, compassion, and encouragement help our patients regain strength, function, and independence. Thank you for making recovery possible every day.

Today, we pause to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and remember the bravery of first responders, service mem...
09/11/2025

Today, we pause to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and remember the bravery of first responders, service members, and everyday heroes. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

Today we celebrate World Physical Therapy Day! We are grateful for our physical therapists who help patients rebuild str...
09/08/2025

Today we celebrate World Physical Therapy Day! We are grateful for our physical therapists who help patients rebuild strength, mobility, and confidence every day. Your dedication makes recovery possible.

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