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Kindred Hospital South Bay
Kindred Hospital South Bay
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1246 W. 155th Street Gardena, CA 90247
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Kindred Hospital South Bay

Our 54-bed transitional care hospital is located in the city of Gardena, easily accessible from the 91 and 110 freeways. We have 4 Intensive Care Unit beds and 50 with a total of 54 beds and are accredited and licensed by the State of California, the Centers of Medicare & Medicaid Services and the Hospital Facilities Accreditation Program as a long-term acute care hospital.
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1246 W. 155th Street, Gardena, CA 90247
Services Kindred Hospital provides aggressive, specialized care to patients who need extended hospital stays. Our patients have serious medical conditions, often many at the same time, requiring a coordinated, specialized approach, directed by physicians, to meet their daily medical needs.

Our patients are medically complex and often need an array of medical services. We provide care through an interdisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, rehabilitation and respiratory therapists and other support staff. Kindred has experience and expertise in a wide variety of care including:

pulmonary care (ventilator management and weaning)
complex wound care
rehabilitation (transitional or subacute care)
dialysis
IV antibiotic therapy
pain management Additional Services LTAC Long Term Acute Care
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This Hospital needs to be upgraded everything from the dividing curtains have holes and only 1 curtain not 2. No A/C room temp is 83 degrees tray table wheels are broken stuck in locked.
The nurses are overwhelmed and patients have to wait hours to get bed changes due to no one there to help patients to go to restroom. The patients are told to urinate in bed and they will change them when they get around to it. My mom has bed soars from the weekend because there is no Therapist on weekends so everyone is on lock down. Her Dr. Has never Ed called me when I requested information about my mom. Nurses are scarcely around and Assistant’s are alway Saying I’ll let the nurse know 3 hours later. Noise everywhere, buzzards and bells going off for the 3 hours I was there with no one either answering them and turning them off. Unacceptable in my opinion and I worked at Kaiser for 9 years and now the service industry for 25 years. This place is absolutely horrible.
by Daughter of mom xxx.xxx.17.38
March 28, 2022
I found the people at Kindred to be friendly, professional, and very hardworking. There are multiplie specialities there to address medically complicated patients. My mother is one such patient. We were very pleased at their infection control, wound care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech language therapy, psychologist, neurologist, care planning team, and both doctors and physician assistants. We also really felt good about the respiratory therapist and services delivered. The nurses, from the CNAs, to the LVNs, to the RNs, are all very dedicated and follow a collaborative work model of teamwork. You can see this teamwork unfold as they do their jobs. The social worker, Kelly Jensen, is excellent, and she demonstrates compassion for the family of the patient, as well as for the patient, so she addresses the holistic unit of the family, family dynamics, and is aware of cultural traditions, multiple generations and societal changes across time that impact patients (for instance, my mother is a long-term smoker, and in her day, smoking was considered acceptable). There were others who are extremely helpful, such as the cooks, the kitchen personnel, all of whom are exceptionally clean, diligent, and pay close attention to dietary needs. The custodian is very kind in that she always explains to confused patients the reasons for her actions in a room, which helps those with dementia, who could otherwise become easily frightened by such things as changing a curtain. Since the custodian is also bilingual, she uses both of her languages to address patients in a respectful and professional way with the ultimate communication possible. I would recommend Kindred facilities for anyone who needs complex care and needs a smaller, more family-oriented facility to deliver this.
by Ms. Wendy Burger xxx.xxx.14.94
January 20, 2016
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