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Vibra Hospital of Charleston

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Vibra Hospital of Charleston

Vibra Hospital of Charleston
Vibra Hospital of Charleston Testing
1200 Hospital Drive
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 (843) 508-8911
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Long Term Acute Care Provider in South Carolina

A typical hospital is designed to treat patients with acute care needs for a few days or weeks. Sometimes, however, a patient’s condition requires a longer period of recovery, and most hospitals are not designed to accommodate this need. Vibra Hospital of Charleston is part of the Vibra Healthcare network, a national medical organization that offers extended care services throughout the United States. When a hospital or physician realizes that a patient requires long term care, they refer their treatment to us so that we can provide the close level of attention they need.

Our patients include those suffering from chronic conditions like cancer or respiratory illness. Our multidisciplinary team of specialists is also knowledgeable in complex wound care, rehabilitation, surgery, cardiac disease, and more.

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Elevating Patient Care.

  • Visionary

    We determine the best extended care option for our patients.

  • Innovative

    Our team is well-versed in the latest techniques in long term care.

  • Bold

    We are determined to raise the standard of patient care.

  • Relentless

    Our facilities are constantly pursuing a higher level of service excellence.

  • Ambitious

    We are always seeking strategic opportunities for growth within the industry.

We determine the best extended care option for our patients.

Our team is well-versed in the latest techniques in long term care.

We are determined to raise the standard of patient care.

Our facilities are constantly pursuing a higher level of service excellence.

We are always seeking strategic opportunities for growth within the industry.

Our Mission & Principles.

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Getting Patients Back to Better

Vibra Healthcare’s mission is to provide outstanding patient care with a commitment to clinical service excellence. We are dedicated to finding innovative solutions to medical problems and pushing patient care to new heights. Our entire healthcare team works together to coordinate patient care and ensure they have access to any services they may need while staying with us. As Vibra is a national healthcare network, we have access to new medical research and treatments from all across the United States, providing our patients with safer and more effective treatment options.

We look beyond a patient’s condition and plan treatment according to the person. This means that we take the time to get to know our patient’s to learn more about how they’re doing mentally and physically, and what we can do to help. We strive to make our patients better in both mind and body.

Celebrating Our Patients' Success.

Read some of our patients' stories of their experience with the Vibra Healthcare team.

  • Nina W.

    Nina W.

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    In the mid-1940’s, when he was in the 6th grade, Larry Ward met a girl whose name was Nina. Now, as the story goes (as Larry likes to tell it), Nina was sweet on him, and wanted to be his girlfriend. Nina’s father was the Head Baker at Merita Bakery. And that meant he had access to a pretty good supply of something every 6th grader likes. Bubble gum. Not just any bubble gum, but Bazooka Joe Bubble Gum. You know, with the little comic strip wrapped inside? Little Nina would give Little ... Read More

  • Linda M.

    Linda M.

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    Linda Mason is a pretty incredible lady. She admitted to being a little scared at first, however, once she gained trust in the staff she progressed very well! “The staff is so caring and friendly. Barb and the entire respiratory staff were wonderful. If people want to get better, Vibra will make it happen!” She added, “with faith, family, and Vibra Hospital, I am living proof!” When asked what the number one thing people to know about Vibra is, Linda said, “Don’t give up hope because ... Read More

  • Willie J.

    Willie J.

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    As Chief Clinical Officer, I am so proud of the complex cases we take and of the positive outcomes our staff creates. Few in recent memory stand out more so than Mr. Willie Joyner, whose process to wellness began in late spring and wrapped up in the fall,” stated by one of the many talented care givers at Vibra Hospital of Charleston. “This gentleman was admitted after 5 weeks of deteriorating postoperative conditions stemming from a laproscopic removal of his gall bladder. He was ... Read More

  • Vanessa H.

    Vanessa H.

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    “The personal touch made ALL the difference,” says Vanessa Halyard, Vibra’s most recent success story. Ms. Halyard was admitted to the LTAC (Long Term Acute Care) side of Vibra Hospital in need of extensive wound care and pain management after multiple surgeries. As she progressed, she was transferred to Vibra’s TCU (Transitional Care Unit) for rehab services. “When I first got to Vibra, the staff was very sympathetic to my needs. One of my biggest challenges was the extreme nausea I was ... Read More

  • Sheree W.

    Sheree W.

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    Kim Campbell explains that her mother went in for surgery on August 22, 2015 at a Horry county hospital located an hour north of Vibra Charleston. “The operation was complete, it was successful, but Mom never woke up.” Sheree Wright remained in a comatose state for about four weeks, she was on a ventilator and her condition was “pretty bad.” She was transferred down to Vibra Hospital of Charleston, only a short ride from Georgetown. She was there for a week under the care of the Vibra ... Read More

  • Ms. J

    Ms. J

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    Ms. Johnson is a pleasant 57 yr old female who has been admitted to Vibra LTAC after having undergone right foot heel ulcer debridement administration of IV antibiotics. She developed right heel ulcer 3 months ago that progressively got worst. Upon admission to the TCU, her right foot osteomyelitis was being treated with wound care and toe touch weight bearing. Although her weight bearing status was a barrier to her mobility, she continued to participate fully with skilled PT and OT ... Read More

  • Ms. B

    Ms. B

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    Ms. Burroughs is a motivated and pleasant 57 year old who presented to MUSC on 10/31/2016 and was later transferred to Vibra Hospital’s LTAC due to sepsis from an abscess and necrotizing fasciitis. Due to her prolonged hospitalization, she was very weak, but eager to return home with her daughter. While at the TCU, she participated in skilled PT, OT, and wound care services. She was able to increase her activity tolerance to over 2 hours a day of therapy, perform her self care and ... Read More

  • Helen D

    Helen D

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    84 yo female who presents to therapy following hospital stay for sepsis secondary to E.Coli pyelonephritis, Duodenal ulcers complicated by acute blood loss anemia and gastric outlet obstruction. Upon evaluation, Ms .Dawson appeared severely deconditioned and weak upon admission. She participated in skilled physical, occupational, and speech therapies 5 times a week. Ms. Dawson’s supportive family was frequently at her bedside and had began making changes in her home to facilitate her ... Read More

  • Brenda S

    Brenda S

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    Ms. Scott is 66 yo female with recent closure of abdominal wound. She underwent 5 operations in the past few months secondary to necrotizing fasciitis with abdominal pain and perineal drainage. Prior to her admission to the TCU, Ms. Scott received treatment at Vibra LTACH. Upon her admission to the TCU, she was dependent for all mobility and self care. She was unable to stand due to bouts of dizziness and weakness from her hospitalizations. At time of discharge, Ms. Scott was able to ... Read More

  • Adeline C.

    Adeline C.

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    This determined patient, ninety-eight year old Adeline Cima, was admitted with an everworsening infection in her foot, which had turned to gangrene. The wound, of course, had weakened her entire system. Other physicians informed her that amputation was the only option, while noting her condition was precarious. However, she and her brother, Robert Bell, would simply not accept this diagnosis. Mr. Bell’s internet research brought him to the treatment potential here at Vibra Hospital of ... Read More

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