A long-term care hospital (LTCH) is a specialized healthcare facility that provides extended medical care for patients with complex medical conditions or those who require prolonged recovery periods. These hospitals offer comprehensive services, including 24-hour nursing care, physician oversight, rehabilitation therapies, and specialized medical treatments. LTCHs are designed to support patients who need intensive medical management and monitoring over an extended period, often following acute care hospitalization or for conditions that require long-term ventilator support, wound care, or rehabilitation. Patients in LTCHs may include individuals recovering from severe injuries, surgeries, or illnesses, as well as those with chronic or progressive conditions that require ongoing medical attention. The goal of long-term care hospitals is to help patients achieve the highest level of functioning and independence possible while providing a supportive and therapeutic environment for recovery.
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