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Your Complex Patient's Path to Recovery

At Solara Specialty Hospitals, we are committed to helping medically complex patients recover. Referring critically ill or injured patients to our specialized hospitals helps optimize recovery and reduces the risk of readmission. 

 
 
 

Care for Complex Conditions

Patients come to our hospitals with serious conditions such as respiratory failure, complex wounds, sepsis, stroke, congestive heart failure, or even a combination of these. Their diagnoses are often complicated by existing health problems like diabetes or COPD. Many of our patients require treatments such as mechanical ventilators, dialysis, or IV therapy.

 
 
 
Intubated Patient Walking Down Hall With Caregiver Taller

The Benefits of Timely Transfer

While the initial hospital stay is crucial for stabilizing patients with serious illnesses or injuries, a specialized hospital is beneficial for patients with more complex conditions that require weeks or months of acute care. At Solara, we provide:

  • Focused care specifically for complex patients, making our treatment and rehabilitation highly efficient and effective
  • 24/7 access to respiratory therapy and around-the-clock ventilator weaning
  • Early mobility for all patients including those on ventilators
  • Smaller facilities, reducing the risk of hospital-acquired illnesses

Timely transfer of stable patients with complex conditions to a Solara Specialty Hospital can:

  • Reduce patients’ risk of developing post-intensive care syndrome and hospital-acquired illnesses
  • Increase hospital throughput and open up more ICU beds
  • Improve complex patient outcomes
 
 
Post Discharge

A Unique Post-Discharge Setting

Understanding the difference between post-discharge settings is crucial for promoting recovery and reducing the risk of readmission.

Solara Specialty Hospitals vs. Skilled Nursing Facilities:

Skilled nursing facilities are ideal for patients with less complicated illnesses that can be managed primarily by nurses. At Solara, our care includes:

  • Physician-led treatment
  • Daily physician visits
  • Specialist consultations
  • Treatments such as ventilator liberation, IV antibiotic administration and titration, and complex wound care
  • Hospital services, including radiology, laboratory, and pharmacy

Solara Specialty Hospitals vs. Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities:

Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities are designed for patients who are well enough to tolerate several hours of intensive physical therapy in a day. At Solara, our therapy:

  • Begins while patients are still receiving acute care
  • Does not require a minimum level of therapy participation 
 
 

The Solara Difference

 
 
 
 
 

 

Our Commitment to Excellence

Demonstrating our commitment to providing safe, high-quality quality patient care, all Solara Specialty Hospitals are accredited by The Joint Commission or the Center for the Improvement in Healthcare Quality. Accreditation ensures a standardized, evidence-based approach to care and to performance measurement and improvement.