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Our Services
- Acute Care Unit
- Cardiac Rehabilitation and Wellness
- Cardiopulmonary Services
- Emergency Department
- Express Care
- Home Health Care
- Gastroenterology
- Hospital-Based Community Clinics
- Imaging
- Interventional Pain Management
- Laboratory Services
- Occupational Health
- Orthopaedic Care
- Rehabilitation Services
- Surgical Services
- Primary Care
- Women's Health
Acute Care Unit
Our acute care unit (ACU) includes the medical and surgical unit and intensive care unit (ICU).
Medical and Surgical Unit
The medical and surgical unit provides individualized care to both medical and surgical patients. This unit also provides care for swing bed and observation patients.
Ambulatory cardiac monitoring (telemetry) is available for the medical and surgical patients.
Swing Bed Program
Sometimes when you are required to stay in the hospital for an extended period of time, you may reach a point where you no longer need acute hospital care, but you are unable to physically take care of yourself at home. The Swing Bed Program is an option that does not require relocation after hospitalization or separation from support systems in the community.
Nursing and rehabilitation services are provided until your condition is stable or rehabilitation potential is reached and you are ready to go home or to another setting for additional care.
Intensive Care
Our intensive care unit (ICU) is equipped to provide specialized care and cardiac monitoring for critically ill patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries.
Acute Care Team
Acute care is delivered by a multidisciplinary team of health care professionals, including:
- Cardiopulmonary specialists
- Dietary services
- Licensed practical nurses
- Patient care assistants
- Pharmacist
- Registered nurses
- Rehabilitation services
- Social services
- Ward clerks
Staff training includes basic life support, advanced cardiac life support, and critical care certification.
Patient Care
Monitoring and interventions are provided for patients at risk for impaired skin integrity, falls, and pneumonia.
Bedside shift reporting is used to encourage patient involvement in their care and enhance communication between providers. Nursing staff round on patients hourly to increase patient safety and address patient needs.
