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This nursing home reported it provides administration services.

The advanced pre-hospital and inter-hospital emergency medical care of serious illness or injury by appropriately trained health professionals and by certified Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedics. Does not transport patients.

Any privately or publicly owned air vehicle specifically designed, constructed, or modified, which is intended to be used for and is maintained or equipped with the intent to be used for transportation of individuals who are sick, injured, or otherwise incapacitated or helpless. Air ambulances will be licensed under Act 45-1985.

Alcohol and/or Drug Detoxification – An inpatient unit in which a drug or alcohol intoxicated or dependent patient is assisted through the period of time necessary to eliminate, by metabolic or other means, the presence of the intoxicating substance, while keeping the physiological or psychological risk to the patient at a minimum.

Alcohol and/or Drug Treatment – An inpatient unit in which, following the physiological detoxification phase, activities are carried out specifically to affect the reduction of the dysfunction of the patient. This includes the systematic application of social, psychological or medical service methods to assist individuals to deal with the causative effects or consequences of drug or alcohol abuse. This service can only be offered in dedicated Alcohol and/or Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation units.

Health care facilities focused on providing outpatient surgical care.

Physicians board-certified in anesthesiology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Any additional inpatient clinical care unit that is not included in the survey. The PA DOH survey allows for up to three other units to be listed. These hospitals have filled in at least one other unit slot.

Any additional inpatient clinical care unit that is not included in the survey. The PA DOH survey allows for up to three other units to be listed. These hospitals have filled in at least two other unit slots.

The pre-hospital or inter-hospital emergency medical care and management of illness or injury performed by specially trained and certified or licensed personnel.

A special unit staffed and equipped solely for the treatment of severely burned patients.

A special unit staffed and equipped solely for the intensive care of cardiac patients.

Adults and children are treated for the same conditions in different ways. Children’s hospitals are specifically equipped to treat children and young adults. The maximum age of people treated at a children’s hospital can be different for each hospital, with some extending past 20 years of age.

This nursing home reported it provides clinical laboratory services.

Physicians board-certified in colon and rectal surgery (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

An organized program of facilities and integrated and coordinated services directed toward the physical, emotional, mental, social, and vocational restoration or improvement of the patient. The PA DOH Hospital Questionnaire Definitions and Instructions 2023 Page 6 of 27
services consist of evaluation, treatment, education, training, and placement and are provided in an interdisciplinary team approach where the patient is an integral part of the team. Facilities offering comprehensive medical rehabilitation services must conform to the Health Care Financing Administration criteria for Medicare coverage of inpatient hospital rehabilitation services (Federal Register, Vol. 50, No. 147, Wednesday, July 31, 1985, pp. 31040-31042).

This nursing home reported it provides dental services.

Board-certified dentists (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

This nursing home reported it provides dietary services.

The capability for responding to emergency situations requiring rapid medical intervention.

Physicians board-certified in family practice (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Physicians board-certified in gastroenterology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

An inpatient facility staffed by physicians on site that provides 24-hour care and diagnostic, pharmacy, and surgical treatment.

A special unit in which patients are concentrated, by reason of seriousness of illness, without regard to diagnosis. Special life-saving techniques and equipment are immediately available, and patients are under continuous observation by nursing staff specially trained and selected for the care of this type of patient.

Physicians board-certified in internal medicine (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

A unit that provides physician services and continuous professional nursing supervision for patients who are not in acute phase of illness and currently require primarily convalescent, restorative, or long terms killed or intermediate level nursing care.

This nursing home reported it provides medical records services.

Units designated for medical and/or surgical patients, excluding other clinical care units on this list.

A combined intensive care unit and cardiac care unit.

A specialized emergency medical service vehicle staffed by appropriately trained professionals or EMTParamedics, in the transfer of seriously ill or injured patients between medical facilities under the direction of an authorized medical commander. A service owned and operated by a hospital licensed under Chapter 8 of the Act of July 19, 1979(P.L. 130, No. 48) known as the Health Care Facilities Act, a separate ambulance service license pursuant to Act 45-1985 shall not be required. All such ambulance services shall be subject to rules and regulations promulgated there under in Act 45-1985.

A specialized emergency medical service vehicle staffed by Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedics, 2 appropriately trained professionals in the transport of seriously ill or injured patients under the direction of an authorized medical commander. MICU’s will be licensed under Act 45-1985.

A Neonatal Level II Unit provides care and services for the management of moderately ill infants with such conditions as respiratory distress syndrome, unstabilized respiratory function, hyperbilirubinemia, superficial and localized infections, and hypoglycemia. A neonatal Level II unit may include the following services (these are examples to help clarify the definition; not all of the following services need be available within any one hospital): Capabilities for resuscitation of the newborn in the delivery area prior to transfer to the nursery, including short-term assisted ventilation with oxygen and compressed air via bag and mask, and external cardiac massage; equipment needed includes devices to restore or maintain body heat, suction, appropriately sized laryngoscopes, endotracheal tubes and arterial catheters. This unit maintains a special care area in which severely ill infants can receive further treatment prior to transfer, if needed, to a Level II unit. Capability in this area includes short-term assisted ventilation via bag and mask and monitoring of arterial blood gases; immediately available 24 hour on-call pediatrician coverage; immediately available 24 hour on-call radiology service; intravenous therapy with infusion pumps; capability for performing exchange transfusion; capability for isolating infants with contagious diseases; and 24 hour microlaboratory services available.

A neonatal intensive care unit (Level III) must meet all of the qualitative requirements of an intermediate unit and, in addition, must be staffed and equipped to treat critically ill newborns including those requiring prolonged assisted respiratory support. The unit must provide intra-arterial/intravenous infusion therapy including parenteral alimentation, fluoroscopy, ultrasound services including sonography and echocardiography, radionuclide studies on-site, EEG studies, CT scanning, and auditory and ophthalmic screening examinations. A board certified or board eligible neonatologist must direct and be available to the unit at all times. Continuous on-site coverage must be provided by a neonatologist, a minimum of third year pediatric resident, or a certified neonatal nurse practitioner. Nursing services must be under the direction of a registered nurse certified in perinatal and/or neonatal nursing who has demonstrated technical competence in the area of critically ill infants, and on all shifts there must be a nurse for every 1 to 2 infants receiving intensive care. A respiratory therapist experienced in the care of newborn infants is needed in the hospital 24 hours a day and an engineer with expertise in biomedical electronic monitoring must be provided. Equipment and personnel trained in the transport of newborns must also be available. A neonatal Level III unit may also provide neonatal surgery, neonatal cardiac surgery, other highly specialized neonatal surgical procedures, neonatal cardiac catheterization procedures, high frequency ventilation, ECMO, treatment of metabolic disorders or other disorders requiring highly specialized perinatal or neonatal care. (These are examples to help clarify the definition; not all services need be available within any one hospital.)

A skilled nursing facility is a place for older adults who do not need hospital care but cannot be cared for at home. Skilled nursing facilities provide 24-hour, long-term nursing care and short-term options for older adults following surgery or hospital stay.

This nursing home reported it provides nursing services.

A clinical care unit providing facilities and services for the treatment of both obstetric patients and gynecology patients. Units are reported in this manner only if separate data are not available.

A clinical care unit with facilities and services pertaining to pregnancy, labor, and puerperium.

Physicians board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

This nursing home reported it provides occupational therapy services.

Physicians board-certified in ophthalmology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

This nursing home reported it provides ophthalmology services.

Physicians board-certified in oral surgery (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Physicians board-certified in orthopedic surgery (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Physicians board-certified in another specialty (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Physicians board-certified in otolaryngology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Physicians board-certified in pathology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

A clinical care unit dealing with problems and diseases of children. Does not include newborn nursery.

Physicians board-certified in pediatrics (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

This nursing home reported it provides pharmacy services.

This nursing home reported it provides physical therapy services.

Physicians board-certified in plastic surgery (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Physicians licensed in podiatry (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

This nursing home reported it provides podiatry services.

Specific sections, wards, wings, floors, or buildings devoted primarily to the care of psychiatric inpatients including all therapeutic intervention provided for schizophrenia and other psychoses, affective disorder psychoses and neuroses, and neuroses and personality disorders. Some hospitals may have units with age categories different from DOH’s survey categories.

Specific sections, wards, wings, floors, or buildings devoted primarily to the care of psychiatric inpatients including all therapeutic intervention provided for schizophrenia and other psychoses, affective disorder psychoses and neuroses, and neuroses and personality disorders. Hospitals with no discrete child/adolescent and adult units report all data under this category.

This nursing home reported it provides psychiatry services.

This nursing home provides psychology services.

This nursing home reported it provides radiological services.

Physicians board-certified in radiology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

This nursing home reported it provides recreational therapy services.

This nursing home reported it provides respiratory therapy services.

This nursing home reported it provides social services.

This nursing home reported it provides speech pathology and audiology services.

Physicians board-certified in surgery (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

This nursing home provides telehealth services. Telehealth services refer to the use of digital technologies to provide remote health care, including specialty care consultations and rapid evaluations. Telehealth encompasses a range of healthcare services delivered through
telecommunications technology, enabling patients to receive care that traditionally occurs in-person, such as office or hospital visits. This includes interactive audio and video systems that facilitate real-time communication between providers and patients, enhancing accessibility and convenience in healthcare delivery.

Physicians board-certified in thoracic surgery (active staff only) with clinical privileges.

Any additional inpatient clinical care unit that is not included in the survey. The PA DOH survey allows for up to three other units to be listed. These hospitals have filled in all three other unit slots.

Physicians board-certified in urology (active staff only) with clinical privileges.