Progressive Care Unit
The new Progressive Care Unit will nearly double the amount of intermediate care beds in the hospital.
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Providing a continuum of care to ensure the best possible outcome for all patients.
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Our new twenty bed unit will help bridge the gap between the ICU and medical-surgical units.
New Progressive Care Unit Goal: $12M Raised: $300K
The new Progressive Care Unit will treat medical and surgical patients whose needs are not serious enough for the Intensive Care Unit, but unstable enough for the regular hospital floor. It will nearly double the amount of intermediate-care beds. That helps move patients along their care path quicker, reduces wait times and shortens the length of stay.
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New Progressive Unit Build-Out
With the addition of the Progressive Care Unit, we can quickly move patients to an appropriate level of care. “A lot of our patients are elderly and are aging. We should be able to serve them,” explains Gemma Seidl, RN, MSN, MPH, PHN, executive director of critical care, telemetry and medical-surgical services.
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Michael Lora woke up not knowing he would be fighting for his life later that day. Within hours he was being transported to Providence St. Joseph Hospital Emergency Care Center. He was immediately met by a team of nurses and doctors, including Dr. Peter Smethurst who recommended antibiotics which ended up saving his life.
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"The generosity of our community during COVID-19 has overwhelmed us. We are grateful for the countless donations received. But so many more challenges lie ahead. If you can, please make a donation and support our mission. On behalf of all, we thank you."
Meet The Expert
Gemma Seidl
Executive Director of Critical Care, Telemetry and Medical-Surgical Services
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