Services
Haskell Regional Hospital offers a wide variety of healthcare services to keep you healthy.
- Emergency
- Inpatient Behavioral Health
- Laboratory
- Nutrition Services
- Physical Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Radiology
- Comfort Care
- Swing Bed Program
Emergency
The Haskell Regional Hospital Emergency Department is a full-service emergency room providing emergency services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In addition, the ED offers Level 4 trauma and stroke services and Level 3 cardiology services. HRH provides emergency healthcare for all types of injuries and illnesses and of all ages.
The HRH ED has three rooms, one of which is a Trauma Room. All rooms are equipped with monitoring services. In addition, laboratory, Radiology, and other invasive and non-invasive services are immediately available.
All physicians and physician assistants on staff at HRH ED have extensive experience in emergency medicine. Additionally, the ED is staffed with registered nurses certified in pediatric advanced life support and adult advanced life support. Licensed practical nurses and ED technicians are certified in basic life support.
Inpatient Behavioral Health
Laboratory
Haskell Regional Hospital Laboratory offers a variety of laboratory services. These services include Hematology, Urinalysis, Chemistries, Coagulation and rapid testing. In addition, the HRH Lab is CLIA certified and offers outpatient, inpatient, and emergency room services.
Nutrition Services
The Dietary Department has dietitian-approved menus to satisfy and meet the standards of a variety of diets. Most items are made fresh daily by the dietary staff, who take pride in achieving each patient’s exact dietary needs.
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy is a non-invasive discipline that helps individuals of all ages develop, maintain and restore maximum body movement and physical function. PT provides various benefits, including reduced pain, improved function/strength, increased stability with an improved balance to reduce falls, increased range of motion, proper alignment and more. Of course, the primary goal of PT is to restore function and return to normal daily activity. Still, these things are often a by-product of the more extensive rehabilitation process, during which time, many patients learn a whole new way of moving with stability or reduced pain.
Speech Therapy
Speech Therapy techniques are used to improve communication problems and speech disorders. The techniques used by a speech therapist vary from articulation therapy, language intervention activities and others depending on the type of speech or language disorder. Speech therapy may be needed for speech disorders that develop in childhood or speech impairments in adults resulting from an injury or illness, such as a stroke or brain injury.
Radiology
Haskell Regional Hospital offers an array of diagnostic imaging services for adults and children. Whether you need general x-rays, or a more specialized service, such as CT, bone density, ultrasound or MRI, you are in great hands in our Radiology Department. At HRH, we treat you like family because we are family. We are local residents striving to provide the best service to help our community, neighbors, family and friends. We are proud to serve Haskell County.
X-rays are the oldest, most common, and widely available diagnostic imaging tool. X-rays are often the first tool a physician uses before any advanced imaging is performed. Additional imaging like a cat scan, bone density, ultrasound and MRI are examples of those advanced imaging procedures. Diagnostic x-rays involve exposing a part of the body to a small dose of ionizing radiation to produce pictures of the inside of the body. Computed Tomography, more commonly known as a cat scan (or CT), is a series of x-ray images taken from different angles around the body. It uses computer software and processing to create cross-sectional images or slices of the bones, vessels, and soft tissue inside the body. Dexascan is an imaging tool used to determine if you have osteoporosis. Ultrasound is a modality that uses sound waves to produce pictures of the inside of the body. MRI is a non-invasive test that uses a powerful magnetic field, a radio and a processing console to create detailed images of the body.
End of Life Care / Comfort Care
End of life care is a term we use in our Swing bed (skilled nursing) hospital setting. The end of life care may look different depending on the patients wishes. Some people want to be home when they pass away, while others may prefer to be in a hospital. Some patients often live with one or more chronic illness and may need significant care for days, weeks, or even months before death. Here at HRH, patients can be surrounded by family and friends while our qualified staff providers physical comfort, mental and emotional needs. Let us help you help your patients and their loved ones through this transition.
Swing Bed Program
Swing Bed is a Medicare program designed to provide additional inpatient care, in a stable therapeutic environment, to those needing extra time to heal or strengthening. The term “swing bed” refers to hospital beds for either acute or skilled nursing care. Haskell Regional Hospital’s Swing Bed Program offers much-needed service for patients who no longer need acute hospital care but need skilled nursing or therapy care to complete their recovery.
Swing Bed Services We Provide:
- Physical Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Occupational Therapy – Coming Soon
- Wound Care (including wound vacs)
- IV Antibiotics
- Post-Surgical Care
- Nutrition
Examples of diagnoses that may meet Swing Bed criteria:
- Stroke Recovery
- Diabetes
- Rehabilitation (following hip or knee replacements)
- Pain Management / Comfort Care
- Amputations, Traumatic Injuries
- Conditions requiring IV therapy
- Wound Care
Our Swing Bed Program offers patients:
- Seamless transition from acute to swing bed care
- Assurance of an accredited hospital setting
- 24-hour care provided by a team of skilled nurses, physicians and therapists
- Comfort and familiarity of a local hospital and friendly staff
- Access to diagnostic services if necessary
- Closer to home, loved ones and friends
- Individualized & personalized care
Qualification typically includes but isn’t limited to a three-night stay in an acute care setting within the last 30 days.
Our Referral Process:
During your hospital stay, whether it is within HRH or at another facility, your Nurse Case Manager will monitor your progress and coordinate your discharge plans with your physician. If appropriate and admitted to this facility, a referral will be sent to our Swing Bed Coordinator. If you are at another facility and need swing bed services, you may request that your Case Manager contact us with a referral. The Swing Bed Coordinator will verify your insurance coverage and determine if you meet the criteria. If you feel you need additional care, ask your Case Manager or Physician about Swing Bed.
Swing Bed Coordinator: Tammie Johnson – (918) 618-0757
Case Manager: Alisa Viloria, BSN, RN – (918) 895-9101
Director of Nurses: Shawnta Johnson, RN – (918) 615-2150 opt 4 & 7
Referral Fax Line
(918) 895-9101