Long-Term Care

What is Long-Term Care?

Long-term care encompasses a range of services designed for individuals who need assistance with medical, personal, or therapeutic needs over an extended period.

Unlike short-term care or rehabilitation, long-term care provides continuous support for those who may not fully recover but still deserve the best quality of life.

Long-term care includes help with basic personal tasks, such as bathing, dressing, and mobility, as well as specialized care for chronic illnesses and age-related conditions. It may also involve emotional and social support to enhance mental well-being and overall life satisfaction.

Why Choose Southern Inyo Hospital for Long-Term Care?

Southern Inyo Hospital strives to provide a safe, comfortable, and nurturing environment that encourages independence while offering round-the-clock support. Our facility is staffed with licensed, compassionate caregivers, registered nurses, and medical professionals, all of whom are dedicated to the highest standards of patient care, including:

• Access to Advanced Medical Services: From diagnostic imaging to laboratory services, we can quickly coordinate any necessary medical support.
• Qualified and Experienced Staff: We support residents 24/7, ensuring their safety, comfort, and well-being.
• Patient-Centered Approach: We understand that each resident’s needs and preferences are unique and tailor plans to meet each individual’s specific needs.
• Community-Based Care: We foster an environment where residents enjoy supportive relationships with staff and other residents.

What Conditions Are Treated in Long-Term Care?

Southern Inyo Hospital’s Long-Term Care Program is well-equipped to support various health conditions. Our staff is trained to manage complex medical needs, chronic conditions, and age-related health issues. Common conditions treated in our long-term care facility include:

• Post-Surgical Recovery and Rehabilitation: Patients recovering from surgery or a prolonged illness
• Chronic Diseases: Diabetes, heart disease, or respiratory conditions
• Cognitive Disorders: Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other cognitive impairments
• Mobility Challenges and Physical Disabilities: Limited mobility due to injury, surgery, or age-related factors

Comprehensive Care in a Remote Region

Living in a remote area like Lone Pine can make finding high-quality long-term care challenging.

Southern Inyo Hospital understands these limitations and has designed its Long-Term Care Program to ensure residents don’t have to travel far for exceptional care.

We serve the people of Inyo County with services tailored to their unique needs, providing families convenience and peace of mind. In addition to regular care, we offer transportation arrangements for residents who need specialized treatments outside our facility, maintaining continuity and ease of access to healthcare.

Long-Term Care at Southern Inyo Hospital

Our Long-Term Care Program emphasizes dignity, respect, and compassion. Each resident’s care plan addresses their physical, emotional, and social needs, promoting a holistic approach to long-term health and well-being.

If you’re looking for long-term care in a supportive, well-equipped environment near Lone Pine, Bishop, Mammoth Lakes, Ridgecrest, Tonopah, and June Lake, contact Southern Inyo Hospital. Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate, attentive, and individualized care that respects each resident’s dignity and supports their overall quality of life.

Real Happy & Healthy Patient Reviews

Best patient care I’ve ever received in my life. I went in delirious with an intense migraine and my symptoms were treated promptly, they took extra measures to rule out anything serious and made sure I was comfortable the entire time.

- Verified Patient

Thank you to the entire staff for taking care of me during my stay. Shout out to the nurses and CNAs. You are the best!

- Verified Patient

Great little emergency. I was assessed, diagnosed, and treated within a few hours! The staff is very friendly. I received thorough and compassionate care. If you have the misfortune of needing to visit a hospital, I’d recommend this one.

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