Short-Term Acute Care Hospital (STAC)

A medical facility designed to provide immediate and intensive care for patients with severe injuries or illnesses, typically focusing on short-term treatments and recovery.

 

Inpatient Care:

Medical services and treatments provided to patients who are admitted to the hospital for an overnight stay or a brief period for acute conditions.

 

Emergency Department (ED):

A specialized area within the STAC that handles urgent and critical medical cases, providing immediate care and stabilization in emergency situations.

 

Hospitalist:

A physician specializing in the care of hospitalized patients within the STAC, overseeing their treatment and collaborating with other specialists.

 

ICU (Intensive Care Unit):

A specialized section of the STAC dedicated to the treatment of critically ill patients, equipped with advanced medical technology and close monitoring by a specialized medical team.

 

Surgical Suite:

An area within the STAC equipped for surgical procedures, including operating rooms and pre- and post-operative care facilities.

Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU):

A recovery area within the STAC where patients regain consciousness and receive monitoring and care after undergoing anesthesia for surgery.

Telemetry Unit:

A section within the STAC equipped with remote monitoring technology for patients requiring continuous monitoring of vital signs, especially those with cardiac conditions.

 

Rehabilitation Services:

Programs and therapies within the STAC to support the recovery and rehabilitation of patients after surgeries, injuries, or acute medical events.

 

Transitional Care:

Services provided within the STAC to assist patients in transitioning from acute care to home or another level of care, ensuring a smooth and well-coordinated discharge process.