For those recovering from a disabling injury or illness, the road home
can be a dark and uncertain one. At Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for
Healthcare, our job is to light the way.
Every day, our courageous patients show us what is possible when you combine
clinical expertise, state-of-the-art facilities, and the human spirit.
They diligently pursue their recoveries, overcoming an endless list of
physical and psychological challenges to regain lost function, independence,
and confidence, all in the hopes of returning to the lives they love.
Their triumphs inspire us to excel at what we do.
It’s been said “it takes a village,” and this has never
been truer than at Casa Colina. Our multidisciplinary care teams, led
by our exceptional physicians, work side by side to achieve what we all
agree is the only goal that matters: the best possible outcome for each
patient served. We guide them, challenge them, and spur them on, executing
a care plan tailored around their unique needs. It's simply the Casa Colina way.
Under the responsible governance of our Board of Directors, and with our
talented physicians and staff, Casa Colina is well positioned for continued
growth and long-term success. From our therapists and nurses to environmental
services workers, facilities team, support staff, and more, Casa Colina
employees are some of the best at what they do. I’m proud and humbled
to lead such an amazing group of individuals as we rise each day to meet
the evolving healthcare needs of the communities we serve.
Thank you for entrusting your medical, surgical, and rehabilitative care
needs to Casa Colina. We will always strive to deliver excellent, patient-first
care and to serve as a guiding light for those whose lives have been impacted
by traumatic injury or illness.
Sincerely,
Kelly M. Linden
President and CEO
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