When Patrick McIntire arrived at Vibra Hospital of Denver, he couldn’t walk. In fact, Patrick couldn’t even get in and out of his wheelchair. Severe wounds on Patrick’s right and left legs were the cause of Patrick’s difficulties. “My bottom [was affected] as well, from being stuck in a wheelchair without a Roho cushion,” Patrick added.
Vibra Hospital of Denver proudly announces it has received The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Disease-Specific Wound Care Certification. The certification is designed to recognize healthcare organizations across the continuum of care that provide clinical programs for wound management. To achieve this certification, Vibra Hospital of Denver voluntarily underwent a thorough onsite evaluation of its practices, programs, and outcomes.
In early winter, Shauna Olmos suffered what she thought was just a regular fall backward. She didn’t think much of it. But over a short amount of time, Shauna developed a fever and had increasing knee pain.
Wounds suffered in a car accident two years ago have caused ongoing issues for Ronnie Sorter. When they led him to Vibra Hospital of Denver, Ronnie found an advocate in Sonia, his wound nurse.
