WVH - Rehabiliation Center

It is our intention to do everything possible to meet your needs and to make your stay as pleasant and comfortable as possible.

Successful outcomes in healthcare are the result of a cooperative effort among the hospital staff, your physician, and you, the patient.

Patient Rights describe what you are entitled to expect from your caregivers during your stay at Wenatchee Valley Hospital. Patient Responsibilities describe your role in your own care and the ways you can assist the hospital staff and your physicians in getting the best care available.

INTRODUCTION
Families are an important part of the Rehabilitation Team for the patient. This pamphlet explains how the program functions as well as outlining how families can assist the patient in getting the most out of the program.

MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Wenatchee Valley Medical Center is to provide our patients with the highest quality healthcare and service in a friendly and caring atmosphere.

THE PHILOSOPHY
An interdisciplinary team of trained professionals provides rehabilitation care and service. The purpose is to improve the quality of life and ability of patients to function physically, mentally and socially. Staff members will provide intense treatment to help patients achieve the maximum recovery possible.
The Rehabilitation Center is different from a regular hospital. Staff concentrate on abilities instead of disabilities. Therapists work on teaching self-care skills. Patients are expected to practice these skills so they can lead as independent a life as possible after discharge. It is the job of staff members to avoid doing any task that patients can do themselves.

LODGING WITH DISCOUNTS TO FAMILIES

WELCOME INN
509/663-7121
232 N. Wenatchee Avenue, Wenatchee

ORCHARD INN
509/662-3443 OR 800/368-4571
1401 N. Miller St., Wenatchee

COMFORT INN
509/662-1700 OR 800/228-5150
815 N. Wenatchee Avenue, Wenatchee

GUILD HOUSE
509/662-1511, EXT. 2970
901 Red Apple Road, Wenatchee
(offers low-cost housing to patient families, as available)

ADDITIONAL AREA SERVICES

AGING & ADULT CARE OF CENTRAL WASHINGTON
509/886-0700 OR 800/572-4459
Information and assistance/referral to support services/case managment for seniors 60+ and functionally disabled adults.

SENIOR MEALS
509/662-6107
Delivered to homebound over 60 living in Chelan and Douglas counties

TRANSPORTATION
LINKPLUS 509/662-3569
Transportation services for seniors and disabled in Chelan and Douglas counties

SUPPORT GROUPS
Information about support groups for Stroke, Diabetes, Chronic Pain, etc. is available by calling 509/663-8711.

ORGANIZATIONAL ETHICS
Wenatchee Valley Hospital and its representatives commit to the practice of ethical standards and conduct consistent with the beliefs expressed in the Wenatchee Valley Hospital Mission Statement. This commitment be reflected in r