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Aultman Specialty Hospital
The Aultman Specialty Hospital
provides long-term acute care for
patients with medically complex
respiratory, cardiac, renal
conditions, neurological disorders
and wounds.
Located inside Aultman Hospital
on the fourth floor
The average length of stay in the
Aultman Specialty Hospital is
25 days. Typically, patients are
transferred from intensive care units,
step-down units or other
local hospitals.
Main Desk/Nursing Station
330-363-4000
Located within Aultman Hospital,
the not-for-profit Aultman Specialty
Hospital is state licensed,
Medicare certified and accredited
by The Joint Commission.
SPECIALTY HOSPITAL
2600 Sixth St. SW
Canton, Ohio 44710
Hospital Fax
330-363-4001
Patient Rooms
330-363-room number
Case Management
330-363-5234
330-430-8020 (pager)
Medical Records
330-363-5001
SPECIALTY HOSPITAL
Providing long-term
acute care for patients
with medically complex
conditions
Our Specialties
Our Advantages
A team of critical care intensivists
coordinates the following programs:
The Aultman Specialty Hospital uses a
multidisciplinary team approach in assisting
patients in meeting their goals toward recovery.
We welcome families to be involved in the
recovery process of their loved ones.
Ventilator Weaning
We care for patients who require longer hospital
stays in an effort to wean them off mechanical
breathing support.
We provide:
Our Medical Team
More than 250 physicians are on staff
at the Aultman Specialty Hospital, 93
percent of whom are board-certified.
GEORGE
KEFALAS,M.D.
M.D.
George Kefalas,
Pulmonologist and Intensivist
Chief Medical Officer
Complex Respiratory Diseases
We provide specialized care for patients who
require extensive respiratory treatment to maintain
optimal breathing.
• Private and spacious rooms.
• Pharmacist available to discuss medication
management.
TERRY REGULA, MHA, BSN, RN
Medical Complexities
We meet the needs of patients with multiple,
complicated medical illnesses.
• Individualized cardiac monitoring.
President and CEO
Wound Care
We treat patients who have complex wounds in
combination with other medical illnesses.
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PHYSICAL THERAP
• Daily physician visits by Critical Care Intensivists.
• Registered dietitian and nutritional counseling.
• Physical, occupational and speech therapy.
• Specially trained registered nurses and
respiratory therapists.
LISA VACHA, MSN, RN
• Diagnostic, radiology and laboratory services.
Director of Clinical Operations
• Complex wound care.
• Case managers who coordinate the transition of
care from admission to discharge.
• Weekly grand rounds with the clinical team.
• Individualized family meetings with physicians
and clinical team.
PHARMACY
RESPIRATORY
THERAPY
INTENSIVISTS