Regency Hospital - Meridian

Regency Hospital - Meridian Our hospital provides comprehensive, specialized care for patients with acute or chronic respiratory disorders.

Permanently closed.

Our primary focus is to wean medically complex patients from mechanical ventilation and restore independent breathing. Regency Hospitals specialize in long term care for chronically critically ill or post-ICU patients.

03/11/2026

Regency Hospital – Meridian is no longer accepting new admissions and has closed its doors.

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888-SEL-MEDHR
888-735-6334
HR Helpline: HRHelpline@selectmedical.com

Medical Records
Former patients interested in securing copies of their medical records, please click the link below and submit a completed request form to our Health Information staff. You will be notified of any fees, if applicable, before records are released.

English Patient Access Form: https://www.selectspecialtyhospitals.com/-/media/project/selectmedical/inpatients/shared/pdfs/request-for-medical-records-form-english.pdf?rev=3230a82012964979adaa4d3ec1c6864c&t=20240321185436&hash=DF323404362822FC2FAC695AEA8CE02B&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0qczvvUWgEFj8XUtRCffHWBj1Xl-mKv9IkLD3CHDZ1OyBe-3lB-2yA11Q_aem_V_FOwcg5VgjQotZQBtGrWA
Spanish Patient Access Form: https://www.selectspecialtyhospitals.com/-/media/project/selectmedical/inpatients/shared/pdfs/request-for-medical-records-form-spanish.pdf?rev=a23353a5fde841e5afdf5f57ecc81e46&t=20231002172252&hash=48E931A256FD42B10C0C1A458EBF3BFF&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0LTNYOvaJgAiAz29iEt_RV-RkRD4s5IdKTcM293T_xjijRw7bhl15ZQy8_aem_hjNuJFV2zpdmjGfjwLO5Aw

Email, fax or mail the signed request to:
• Email:
SMCHealthInformation@selectmedical.com
• Fax:
717-635-4842
• Mail:
Select Medical, Health Information
4714 Gettysburg Road
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055

For questions regarding the status of your request, please call 717-920-4016.

We wish you a safe and healthy new year.
01/01/2025

We wish you a safe and healthy new year.

Pulmonary rehabilitation—restoring a patient’s ability to breathe on their own—is a crucial aspect of the rehabilitation...
03/14/2024

Pulmonary rehabilitation—restoring a patient’s ability to breathe on their own—is a crucial aspect of the rehabilitation process in our critical illness recovery hospitals. Select Medical takes a team approach to pulmonary rehab, with every member of the interdisciplinary team playing a key part in helping a patient regain their ability to breathe independently.
Pulmonary Rehabilitation Week serves as a reminder of the critical role that respiratory therapy plays in advancing the healing journey. This week, we’ll show you how our physician-led interdisciplinary teams work together, implementing different therapies to help our patients breathe freely again.

Respiratory therapists use flutter valves (a tube that only allows air to move in one direction) and positive expiratory pressure therapy, which helps get air into the lungs so that it can be expelled forcefully enough to dislodge mucus, to help a patient clear their airway and strengthen the muscles needed for breathing. Timed breathing trials are performed to strengthen the lungs. During these short bursts, the patient spends increasingly longer stretches of time off the ventilator and without supplemental oxygen support.

Speech-language pathologists use a Passy-Muir valve – a specialized valve that allows mechanically ventilated patients to speak. It is placed on the end of a patient’s trach tube, not only to help them regain their voice but to strengthen their lungs. Swallowing exercises and a flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) study can lead to resuming a more normal diet. Patients who can communicate and eat on their own are less anxious and more likely to participate in therapy.

Physical therapists implement a mobility protocol soon after the patient enters one of our critical illness recovery hospitals. By ensuring that the patient is sitting up twice a day and exercising their body, they grow stronger, improving their ability to breathe on their own.

Registered dietitians ensure ventilator patients are well nourished so they have the energy to participate in pulmonary rehabilitation. By adjusting a patient’s calorie intake to meet their needs, dietitians can slow weight loss and preserve the muscle necessary for patients to breathe independently.

Occupational therapists adapt activities of daily living to make it easier for patients to complete these tasks based on their current abilities. Common day-to-day activities, such as getting dressed, doing laundry, cooking and transferring between surfaces can seem impossible for pulmonary rehabilitation patients who have reduced endurance and strength. By teaching these patient’s adaptive strategies that reduce the energy needed to do these tasks, like sitting down to put your pants on or using a grabbing claw to reach far away objects, occupational therapists help their patients regain independence, conserve energy and build endurance over time.

Nurses are the backbone of every therapy team. They are the gatekeepers of care and a source of information for patients and their families. By monitoring and administering medications, they can help a patient achieve a state of wakefulness or painlessness that can make the difference during a day of therapy.

It’s World Delirium Awareness Day. Delirium is a condition experienced by up to a third of all people admitted for inpat...
03/13/2024

It’s World Delirium Awareness Day. Delirium is a condition experienced by up to a third of all people admitted for inpatient care. Its effects are wide-ranging and can be frightening. Patients may not recognize their loved ones or caregivers, or they may hallucinate. No matter the symptom, delirium is disruptive to the healing process and disturbing for patients and their loved ones.

Recognizing patients who are at a higher risk for developing delirium can help us create strategies that provide effective care. Learn more about delirium with the following graphics.

Nutrition plays a vital role in delivering quality patient care. Our registered dietitians are the food and nourishment ...
03/13/2024

Nutrition plays a vital role in delivering quality patient care. Our registered dietitians are the food and nourishment experts of our interdisciplinary teams. Dietitians use their clinical expertise to develop and implement personalized nutrition plans that help each patient maintain the energy they need to continue healing.

We appreciate our registered dietitians for their important role in achieving successful patient outcomes through dietary education and individualized nutrition.

The brain has a remarkable ability to heal itself after injury. In response to aging, trauma or disease, the structure o...
03/08/2024

The brain has a remarkable ability to heal itself after injury. In response to aging, trauma or disease, the structure of and connections in our brain are designed to adapt and change over a lifetime. This is called neuroplasticity.

There is a reason why our physical, occupational and speech therapists ask patients to repeat the same task. Repetition helps build the muscles and endurance needed to walk or talk as well as helping the brain recreate or restore the neural connections that make walking and talking a “no-brainer.” Every repetition of a word, movement, activity—even emotion—builds and strengthens the mental connections making it easier to accomplish everyday tasks.

Learn how our therapists put neuroplasticity into practice with those who have a brain injury: https://bit.ly/4c4fagV

If you or a loved one experienced a brain injury, intense therapy can play a vital role in recovery and help get you bac...
03/05/2024

If you or a loved one experienced a brain injury, intense therapy can play a vital role in recovery and help get you back to an independent lifestyle.

Meet some of our brain injury patients who not only survived, but thrived.

To learn more about Select Medical’s network of hospitals, visit: https://www.selectmedical.com/about-us/

March is Brain Injury Awareness month. According to the Brain Injury Association of America, someone in the United State...
03/01/2024

March is Brain Injury Awareness month. According to the Brain Injury Association of America, someone in the United States sustains a brain injury every nine seconds. A brain injury can affect how a person thinks, acts and feels.

Brain injuries can result from an outside force to the head, known as a traumatic brain injury (TBI), or an internal cause – known as a non-traumatic brain injury (NTBI).

Learn more about the difference between a TBI and NTBI below, and check back throughout the month as we spotlight brain injury and how we help people recover.

No matter the condition, our goal is to get you back to your best. Read what some of our former patients learned about...
02/07/2024

No matter the condition, our goal is to get you back to your best.

Read what some of our former patients learned about themselves on the journey to regain their independence.

The determination and hard work exhibited by patients eager to return home after injury or illness is an inspirational e...
02/05/2024

The determination and hard work exhibited by patients eager to return home after injury or illness is an inspirational experience.
Take it from our colleagues as they explain why working with patients is a privilege.

February marks American Heart Month, a time to raise more awareness for heart health and cardiovascular diseases.Select ...
02/01/2024

February marks American Heart Month, a time to raise more awareness for heart health and cardiovascular diseases.

Select Medical admits a range of cardiac rehabilitation patients recovering from a variety of conditions, including heart failure, cardiomyopathy (heart issues making it hard to pump blood) and cardiac surgery, including heart transplants. Our interdisciplinary teams – including physicians, nurses and therapists – develop individualized treatment plans focused on post-surgical healing, dietary and medication education and restoring strength and endurance. The goal is to avoid cardiac complications and provide patients with the skills, strategies and techniques needed for independent and heart-healthy lives.

Every patient’s journey toward independence is a unique experience. We are proud to have been a part of yours.During Nat...
02/01/2024

Every patient’s journey toward independence is a unique experience. We are proud to have been a part of yours.

During National Patient Recognition Week, we thank all our patients for entrusting us with their care.

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Meridian, MS
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The Regency Hospital Company operates critical illness recovery hospitals, specializing in caring for chronically critically ill or post-intensive care unit patients.