Allegan (Mich.) General Hospital has opened a new orthopedic unit with a “Joint Academy” program that helps speed up recovery from hip and knee replacements, according to a release from Allegan General Hospital.
Amenities at the 54-bed hospital’s orthopedic unit include five private rooms designed for orthopedics patients, physical therapy and education facilities, and a team of specialized nurses, therapists and technicians.
The Joint Academy brings a successful model developed by top orthopedic hospitals to a small community hospital, so that patients can stay near home.
Read the release on the Allegan General Hospital orthopedics program.
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