Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

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Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

10000 Telegraph Rd
2nd Floor
Taylor, MI 48180 (313) 375-7075

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Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan – Taylor Campus

Extended Treatment for Complex Medical Conditions

Located on the second floor of the Beaumont Taylor Hospital, Vibra Healthcare’s Taylor Campus provides the community with a convenient resource for long term acute care services. When Beaumont Hospital, or any physicians in the area, are unable to offer a patient’s extended care needs, they refer them to Vibra Healthcare. All of our hospitals are designed to assist patients who may need a prolonged hospital stay. We specialize in treating patients with chronic illnesses and injuries, focusing our care on improving quality of life and helping patients live independently.

How Can We Help You?

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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A Hospital Within a Hospital

Our partnership with Beaumont Hospital allows us to better serve people of Taylor, MI. When a patient of Beaumont requires more than a few days’ worth of treatment, they can be easily transferred to the Vibra Healthcare location without ever leaving hospital grounds. This setup allows our team to speak face to face with any medical professionals who may have been looking after the patient before us and coordinate a treatment strategy. Our patients have access to a wide array of medical experts and technology to help speed up their recovery.

Celebrating Our Patients' Success.

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

Steven S.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

Since undergoing a bilateral kidney transplant in 2000, life was wonderful for Steven Shileikis. Steven was living life to the fullest alongside his wife and son. That was, at least, until those kidneys started to fail. The failure of Steven's kidney transplant -- nearly 20 years after the life-saving surgery -- was devastating. Having been independent for so long, Steven was now hooked up to all kinds of machines keeping him alive. A ventilator breathed for Steven while he was fed from a ... Read More
Elaine P.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

A deacon in her church, Elaine Parker was an active individual. But that changed dramatically when chronic respiratory failure caused Elaine to be placed on a ventilator. To wean from the ventilator, Elaine came to Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan - Taylor Campus. When she arrived, Elaine also required a feeding tube for nutritional support, due to an impairment with her swallowing reflexes. Elaine faced a difficult road to recovery. But Elaine had a lot of support on that road. ... Read More
Dakota W.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

Things hadn't been easy for Dakota Wallen -- and then the car accident happened. The serious crash left Dakota in poor health. He suffered a traumatic brain injury, multiple fractures, and respiratory failure. Dakota faced a long road to recovery. That brought Dakota to Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan - Taylor Campus. Dakota arrived at Vibra requiring a ventilator to breathe and a feeding tube for nutrition. With so much going on, it was difficult for Dakota to participate much in ... Read More
Larry D.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

Larry Dale was an independent individual. Never married, Larry lived alone and was used to caring for himself. But when Larry's health took a turn for the worse, his independence was in jeopardy. Suffering from respiratory failure, Larry required the support of a ventilator to breathe. Additionally, he needed a feeding tube for nutrition. To liberate from the ventilator and regain his independence, Larry admitted to Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan - Taylor Campus. When Larry ... Read More
Charles B.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

The stroke that Charles Burley suffered took a serious toll on his health. Unable to eat anything by mouth, Charles required a feeding tube to receive nutrition. He was physically weak and debilitated. He could not walk or care for himself without assistance. To recover, Charles came to Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan - Taylor Campus. Though the work was hard, Charles put in the effort to improve. Fatigue, anxiety and muscle impairments would prove challenging. But nothing was ... Read More
Reginald H.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

When Reginald Howard arrived at Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan - Taylor Campus, he faced an uphill battle. Suffering from acute and chronic respiratory failure, Reginald's overall health was poor. In addition to requiring a ventilator to breathe, Reginald's diet was modified due to swallowing concerns. As a result, Reginald required assistance for all mobility and self care activities, also known as activities of daily living (ADLs). Understandably, this also affected his ability ... Read More
James P.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

James Purdue came to Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan - Taylor Campus in poor health. Suffering from acute respiratory failure, James required a ventilator to help him breathe. Unable to have any food by mouth, he also required a feeding tube for his nutrition. This all impacted his ability to recover. Initially, James required extended and frequent rest breaks to complete any mobility or self care activities. In addition to the breathing impairments, James was affected by body ... Read More
Larry L.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

Larry was rushed to a local ER with respiratory distress and chest pain and testing positive for sputum culture, E. Coli, and possible pneumonia. Upon initial assessment by the Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy teams at Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan - Taylor Campus, Larry required assistance for all mobility and activities of daily living (ADLs). Larry quickly demonstrated improvements in bed mobility, transfers, ambulation and all ADLs. A collaborative effort between ... Read More
Dennis T.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

Dennis was presented to Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital with shortness of breath. He was managed for acute-on-chronic hypoxic respiratory failure secondary to acute influenza A infection, COPD exacerbation and acute anxiety disorder. Upon initial physical therapy & occupational therapy assessment, he required assistance throughout all mobility, extensive assistance for all activities of daily living (ADLs), and frequent rest breaks to complete all activities, due to poor endurance. Dennis ... Read More
Rosa S.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan-Taylor Campus

Rosa was admitted to Beaumont ER with a case of abdominal pain and cramping for 2 days. It was discovered that Rosa had a bowel obstruction. After Rosa’s bowel resection surgery she was admitted to Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan, Taylor Campus. Upon initial assessment, Rosa needed minimal assistance throughout bed mobility, transfers and was unable to ambulate beyond a few steps. Rosa demonstrated motivation and determination throughout her therapy sessions, came to the rehab gym ... Read More