Kindred Hospital-Kansas City

Details

Name :

Kindred Hospital-Kansas City

Address  :

8701 Troost Avenue

Town  :

Kansas City

State  :

Missouri

Country  :

USA

Post Code:

64131

Phone  :

816 995 2000

Fax  :

816 995 2171

Web URL  :

Specialization
  • Pain Management
  • Pulmonology
Facilities

Total Number Of Beds : 167


Description

About Our Hospital
Kindred Hospital Kansas City is dedicated to providing quality care to medically complex and catastrophically ill patients requiring specialized acute hospital services Our multidisciplinary expertise in respiratory and wound care is designed for patients who may need longer acute care hospitalization

Kindred Hospital Kansas City is a 167bed Joint Commission accredited acute care hospital licensed by the state of Missouri Medicare Medicaid and other health insurance carriers cover our inpatient and outpatient services Examples of the types of treatments or patients who benefit from our services include

Our Mission
Kindred Healthcares mission is to promote healing provide hope preserve dignity and produce value for each patient resident family member customer employee and shareholder we serve

The Value We Provide
Kindred Hospitals provide aggressive specialized interdisciplinary care to medically complex patients who require extended recovery time
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