Miller County Hospital's Swing Bed program provides short-term care for patients recovering from a stroke. Many times, patients have to be discharged from acute care hospitals due to reimbursement regulations but aren't quite ready to go home. Our hospital has designated beds for people recovering from a stroke; these patients receive therapy, nutrition advice, and skilled nursing care for one – two weeks after acute care discharge. Get the focused attention you or a family member needs, close to home. Inquire today! Call 229-758-4247.
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