Swing Bed Program
662-369-6984
Our swing bed program is staffed by RNs, LPNs, Social Services, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Registered Dietician, and Occupational Therapy. Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen’s Transitional Care Unit provides a
Bridge between hospital and home. Transitional/Swingbed Care serves patients
who no longer require acute care, but still need nursing and rehabilitative
care to help them recover.
Pioneer's 25-bed Unit provides skilled nursing services to help you or your loved ones continue to recover in a hospital setting. This continuation of care provides a vital bridge between acute care received in the hospital and daily living in your home environment.
Our mission is to help you become as independent as possible by providing the appropriate and necessary treatments, therapies and support, and to provide a continuum of care to enhance the outcome of your stay.
Radiology
662-319-2045
Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen's Department of Radiology incorporates state-of-the-art imaging in a personalized and healing environment. Pioneer has continually invested in the best imaging equipment to insure that we provide cutting-edge technology. Our radiology department is covered 24/7 by licensed Radiology Technologist. All radiological studies are sent by the PACs system to Comprehensive Radiology for reading and results may be returned to PCH within 30 minutes in emergency situations. We are pleased to offer various radiology services including:
- Diagnositic Imaging
- Ultrasound
- 16 Slice CAT Scan
- MRI
- Bone Density Measurements
Physical Therapy
662-369-8200
Our PT department is managed by Medi-Comp through Pioneer Health Services. Licensed Physical Therapists, certified Physical Therapy Assistants and other staff provide important therapy on an inpatient and outpatient basis. Our Physical Therapy department addresses physical deficits from traumatic injuries, repetitive motions, chronic conditions and congenital defects. Our therapists evaluate each individual patient to determine what aspects of the patient's condition can be addressed by physical therapy. To achieve the patient's maximum functional potential a treatment plan is then developed. PT also provides patient education to prevent further injury in the future. Pioneer offers a full range of Physical Therapy services at our Aberdeen Transitional Care Unit, as well as our Outpatient Facility in Aberdeen. At each site, we offer many programs, such as, but not limited to:
- Wound Care
- Balance and Coordination Programs
- Manual Therapy
- Sports Therapy
- Back Evaluation and Therapy
- Athletic Screenings
- Functional Capacity Evaluation
- Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
- Postural Assessments
Geropsychiatric Unit (Senior Care Unit)
662-319-2121
Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen enables adults 65 or older to improve their daily functioning and quality of life. Pioneer provides a free assessment to determine an individual's symptom and make recommendations for treatment in our program. Arrangements for a no-charge assessment at a nursing facility, an assisted living center, and a hospital or within a person's home may be scheduled. Our Senior Care Unit is staffed with an outstanding treatment team of psychiatrist, registered nurses, social workers, professional counselors and physicians who monitor medical and emotional needs of patients.
Pioneer Outpatient
Behavioral Health Facilities
Starkville – 662-320-3921
Columbus – 662-328-4105
Aberdeen – 662-319-8990
Amory – 662-256-1295
Okolona-662-447-3994
Staffed by RNs, Social Services, Activities Director, and Transportation, Pioneer Community Hospital Outpatient Behavioral Health is available for outpatient geriatric psychiatric care. Locations in Aberdeen, Amory, Okolona, Starkville and Columbus.
Our Outpatient Behavioral Health programs offer a therapeutic support alternative to inpatient care and provides stabilization of acute psychiatric symptoms. Comprehensive treatment services are provided in a highly structured therapeutic program.
Intensive Outpatient Services provides day structured treatment. Emphasis is on stabilization and functional improvement. The frequency of services decreases as the patient's level of functioning improves.