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An LTACH bridges the gap between the ICU and home or rehabilitation. LTACHs specialize in patients who require extended medical attention — often several weeks or longer.
When a loved one transitions to a Long-Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH), it often means they’ve faced a serious illness or injury and need more time, expertise, and support to recover.
We know this can feel overwhelming for patients and families alike, so we’ve created this guide to help you understand what to expect every step of the way at CORALVITA Healthcare Group.
Our approach is team-based and patient-centered. Families can expect daily involvement from:
You’re part of the team, too. We encourage families to ask questions, share concerns, and participate in care decisions.
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Each day in an LTACH looks different, depending on your loved one’s condition. You can generally expect:
At CORALVITA, our team is here for you too. Case managers, social workers, and chaplains can provide guidance, connect you with resources, and support your emotional well-being. Ask a trusted friend or family member to share updates with others, coordinate meals, or help with errands. You don’t have to carry this alone.
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This checklist will help you know what to bring, what to expect, and how to prepare for your loved one’s stay.
We believe family plays a vital role in the recovery journey. Visits bring comfort, motivation, and a sense of connection that no medicine can replace.
Our dedicated team of therapists, nurses, and physicians is here to support every step of your journey.
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