INPATIENT FACILITIES

Inpatient facilities, also known as inpatient care or hospitalization, refer to medical or healthcare facilities where patients are admitted and stay overnight for a specific period to receive intensive medical treatment, monitoring, or surgery. These facilities are designed to provide round-the-clock care and support for patients who require continuous medical attention and supervision. Inpatient facilities can include: Hospitals: General hospitals offer a wide range of medical services and treatments, including emergency care, surgery, medical imaging, laboratory testing, and specialized departments for various medical conditions. Psychiatric Hospitals: These facilities focus on providing mental health services and treatment for individuals experiencing severe mental health disorders or crises. Rehabilitation Centers: Inpatient rehabilitation centers cater to patients who need intensive rehabilitation services after an injury, surgery, or illness, such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.