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Barbara Saunders

Regency Hospital-Northwest Indiana, Indiana

Barbara Saunders taught social studies to junior high students for 32 years and loved it. She was preparing lesson plans one January when she grew weak and her legs gave way. Barbara was taken to the hospital where she was…
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Patients & Families
Ernest Mickens

Select Specialty Hospital-Tallahassee, Florida

Ernest Mickens and his wife, Latonja, were energetic and athletic. Each week they ran several miles together, the family dog running alongside them. January 2010, while attempting to trim a tree, Ernest fell 30 feet to the…
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Ernest Mickens

Select Specialty Hospital-Tallahassee, Florida

Ernest Mickens and his wife, Latonja, were energetic and athletic. Each week they ran several miles together, the family dog running alongside them. January 2010, while attempting to trim a tree, Ernest fell 30 feet to the…
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Carolyn Abeyta

Regency Hospital of Central Georgia, Georgia

Carolyn Abeyta considers herself a "can do" girl. The physicians and staff at Regency Hospital of Central Georgia call her a miracle. Carolyn's story began with a simple fall at home. A few days after, she noticed she was…
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Judy Barth

Select Specialty Hospital-North Knoxville, Tennessee

Judy Barth was working in her yard when she experienced what she thought was heartburn. The pain increased to the point that she called for help. The last thing she remembers is scrambling for her insurance cards and passing…
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News

January 28, 2014 - Quality and Safety are our Top Priority at SSH Cincy

Providing the best possible care for your loved one is our top priority at Select Specialty Hospital-Cincinnati. Continuous quality improvement is a big part of what we do.

To help us continually improve our care, use this contact information if you have any concerns about the care we provide.

October 14, 2013 - SSH Patient Alisha Waters Featured In USA Today

Select Specialty Hospital-Cincinnati patient Alisha Waters was shot five times by her estranged husband on Aug. 6. The incident left her paralyzed.

Alisha's road to recovery was recently featured in USA Today. Read more about her story at http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/201310100811/NEWS0103/310100039&nclick_check=1.