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Care Coordination Resource Guide Care Coordination Resource Guide A partner for lifelong health Resources Service vision The Care Coordination Department at LMH Health consists of a group of specially trained registered nurses and licensed social workers who are committed to providing you support through your illness and assisting you with a plan for your transition from the hospital. 4 Durable Medical Equipment/ 10 Home IV Therapy Respiratory Equipment Long-Term Acute Hospitals Acute Rehab Agencies 5 Skilled Nursing Facilities Lawrence Area 11 Skilled Nursing Facilities Olathe 6 Assisted Living Overland Park Indepentent Living Shawnee 7 Rehabilitation Services 12 Companionship/Homemaking 8 In-Home Therapy Transportation Home Health Care Area Assistance/Information Medicare Information 9 Hospice Agencies 2 | LMH Health Care Coordination Resource Guide LMH Health Phone Numbers Case Managers Rooms—201-228 785-505-5615 x75030 Rooms—3W/N 785-505-5615 x75035 Intensive Care Unit/ 2East 785-505-5615 x75032 Obstetrics/Pediatrics 785-505-5615 x75035 Emergency Department 785-505-3589 Social Workers Rooms—201-228 785-505-5615 x75029 Rooms—3W/N 785-505-5615 x75031 Acute Rehab Unit 785-505-5615 x75033 Intensive Care Unit/ 2East 785-505-5615 x75037 Obstetrics/Pediatrics 785-505-5615 x75031 Oncology 785-505-2807 Skilled Nursing 785-505-6295 Office Assistant 785-505-6149 Director 785-505-2525 If you would like to speak to one of our staff members, you may ask a nurse to contact us, or you may contact the Care Coordination Department by calling 505-6149. If you have additional concerns after being dismissed, please feel free to call us. We will be happy to assist you. Notes LMH Health Care Coordination Resource Guide | 3 Durable Medical Equipment / Respiratory Supply Agencies Option Care 8236 Marshall Drive Lenexa, Kansas Phone: 800-475-1101 Fax: 913-438-1105 Reliable Medical Supply 1150 W Cambridge Circle Kansas City, Kansas Phone: 913-722-2960 Fax: 913-722-2044 Progressive Medical Incorporated 8001 Flint Street Lawrence Breathe Oxygen Supply Overland Park, Kansas Criticare 5967 SW 29th Street, #260 Phone: 913-685-5861 1006 W Sixth Street Topeka, Kansas Fax: 913-685-0939 Phone: 785-749-4878 Phone: 785-272-0445 Fax: 785-749-4972 Fax: 785-272-0227 Sleep Med Therapy 9411 North Oak Trafficway Apria Healthcare Alternacare Infusion Kansas City, Missouri 536 Fireside Court, Suite A Phone: 800-625-5781 Phone: 913-279-0120 Phone: 785-842-5587 Fax: 913-906-9326 Fax: 855-269-4410 Fax: 785-842-5591 SleepCair, Inc. Weekend Phone: Med Resources, Inc. 14333 W 95th Street 785-250-3716 8061 Flint Street Lenexa, Kansas Fax: 949-238-3856 Overland Park, Kansas Phone: 913-438-8200 Phone: 913-685-5861 Lincare Fax: 913-438-8223 Fax: 913-685-0939 1025 N Third Street CORAM Healthcare Phone: 785-354-1000 Home Care Medical 8013 Flint Fax: 785-354-1065 Equipment Lenexa, Kansas 308 S Main Street 1282 NW Main Street Phone: 800-283-0044 Ottawa, Kansas Lee’s Summit, Missouri Fax: 913-599-1195 Phone: 888-310-0202 or (No IV medication) Phone: 816-554-3314 785-242-8481 Jayhawk Pharmacy & Fax: 816-246-6625 Fax: 785-242-1251 Patient Supply 2860 SW Mission Woods Drive Outside Lawrence Kansas Equipment Exchange Topeka, Kansas 1605 W Shilling Road Apria Phone: 785-228-9700 Salina, Kansas 1505 SW Sixth Avenue Fax: 785-228-1375 Phone: 800-526-3648 Topeka, Kansas Fax: 785-452-9274 Phone: 800-362-7777 Fax: 785-272-0358 4 | LMH Health Care Coordination Resource Guide Skilled Nursing Facilities Skilled Nursing Baldwin Healthcare and Rehab 1223 Orchard Lane Baldwin City, Kansas Phone: 785-594-6492 Fax: 785-594-2854 Brandon Woods 1501 Inverness Drive Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-838-8000 Fax: 785-312-7192 Brookside Manor 700 W Seventh Street Overbrook, Kansas Phone: 785-665-7124 Fax: 785-665-7026 FW Huston Medical Center (Swing Bed) Hillside Village Presbyterian Manor 408 Delaware Street 33600 W 85th Street 1429 Kasold Drive Winchester, Kansas De Soto, Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 913-774-4340 Phone: 913-583-1260 Phone: 785-841-4262 Fax: 844-415-1700 Fax: 913-585-1225 Fax: 785-841-0923 Golden Living Center LMH Health — Legend Healthcare 749 Blake Street Skilled Nursing Facility (formerly Tonganoxie Edwardsville, Kansas (short term transitional care Nursing Center) Phone: 913-441-1900 only) 1010 E Street Fax: 913-422-3442 325 Maine Street Tonganoxie, Kansas HCR Manor Care Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 913-369-8705 2515 SW Wanamaker Road Phone: 785-505-6470 Fax: 913-369-2787 Fax: 785-505-5204 Topeka, Kansas Wellsville Manor Phone: 785-271-6808 Medicalodges Eudora Care Center Fax: 785-228-2901 1415 Maple Street 304 W Seventh Street Hickory Pointe Eudora, Kansas Wellsville, Kansas 700 Cherokee Street Phone: 785-542-2176 Phone: 785-883-4101 Oskaloosa, Kansas Fax: 785-542-2177 Fax: 785-883-2200 Phone: 785-863-2108 Pioneer Ridge Fax: 785-863-2735 4851 Harvard Road Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-749-2000 Fax: 785-344-1199 LMH Health Care Coordination Resource Guide | 5 Assisted Living/Independent Living Independent Living Lawrence Arbor Court Retirement Community 1510 St. Andrews Drive Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-841-6845 Fax: 785-841-2479 Babcock Place 1700 Massachusetts Street Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-842-8358 Fax: 785-842-0997 Assisted Living Pioneer Ridge Retirement Atria Assisted Living Community Brandon Woods at Alvamar 3515 SW Sixth Avenue Phone: 785-749-2000 1501 Inverness Drive Topeka, Kansas Fax: 785-344-1199 Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-234-6225 Phone: 785-838-8000 Presbyterian Manor Fax: 785-235-5709 Fax: 785-312-7192 Assisted Living Brandon Woods Retirement Phone: 785-841-4262 Clinton Place Community Fax: 785-841-0029 2125 Clinton Parkway Phone: 785-838-8000 Lawrence, Kansas The Windsor of Lawrence Fax: 785-832-1735 Phone: 785-841-1000 3220 Peterson Road Fax: 785-841-6311 Bridge Haven Care Cottage Lawrence, Kansas 3109 W 26th Street Phone: 785-832-9900 Monterey Village Lawrence, Kansas Fax: 785-832-9167 3901 Peterson Road Phone: 785-218-4083 Lawrence, Kansas Monterey Village Fax: 785-856-1077 Phone: 785-592-6188 3901 Peterson Road Morningstar Lawrence, Kansas Meadowlark Estates Baldwin City Phone: 785-592-6188 Gracious Retirement Living 232 Elm Street Fax: 785-592-6194 4430 Bauer Farm Drive Baldwin City, Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Vintage Park Baldwin City Phone: 785-594-2603 Phone: 785-842-2400 321 Crimson Avenue Fax:785-594-0289 Fax: 785-331-4314 Baldwin City, Kansas Neuvant House Phone: 785-594-4255 Presbyterian Manor (memory care only) Fax: 785-594-2172 of Lawrence 1216 Biltmore Drive 1429 Kasold Drive Vintage Park Tonganoxie Lawrence, Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 913-845-2204 Phone: 785-856-7900 Phone: 785-841-4262 Fax: 913-417-7021 Fax: 785-856-7901 Fax: 785-841-0029 Star Living 3911 W 13th Street Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-424-7794 6 | LMH Health Care Coordination Resource Guide Independent Living Facilities/Rehabilitation Peterson Acres Thornton Place LMH Health Tonganoxie 2930 Peterson Road 2901 SW Armstrong Avenue Therapy & Wellness Lawrence, Kansas Topeka, Kansas Phone: 913-845-1553 Phone: 785-842-8258 Phone: 785-228-0555 Fax: 785-505-5303 Fax: 785-842-0997 Fax: 785-272-3489 LMH Eudora Wyndham Place Senior Rehabilitation Services Therapy Services Residence LMH Health Performance and 600 E 20th Street, Suite 100 2551 Crossgate Driveive Wellness Center Eudora, Kansas Lawrence, Kansas 100 Rock Chalk Lane, Suite 100 Phone: 785-505-5979 Phone: 785-749-4646 Lawrence, Kansas Fax: 785-505-5271 Fax: 785-832-8221 Phone: 785-505-5840 LMH Health Therapy & Fax: 785-505-5308 Outside Lawrence Wellness/LMH Health South Atria Hearthstone West LMH Health Baldwin City 3500 Clinton Parkway Place 3415 SW Sixth Avenue Therapy & Wellness Lawrence, Kansas Topeka, Kansas (therapy only) Phone: 785-505-3780 Phone: 785-783-5894 820 Ames Street Fax: 785-505-3807 Fax: 785-234-4002 Baldwin City, Kansas Neu Physical Phone: 785-594-3162 Therapy Center Cedar Square Fax: 785-505-5307 1550 S Cedar Street (therapy only) Ottawa, Kansas Bird Physical Therapy 1305 Wakarusa Drive Phone: 785-242-8110 535 Gateway Drive Lawrence, Kansas Fax: 785-242-6053 Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-842-3444 Phone: 785-331-0106 Fax: 785-842-3410 Greenwood Terrace Fax: 785-331-0107 930 Ames Street 11150 Greenwood Street Baldwin City, Kansas Lenexa, Kansas Serc Physical Therapy Phone: 785-594-4100 Phone: 913-795-5409 2108 W 27th Street, Suite K Fax: 785-594-2600 Fax: 913-345-9969 Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-865-0160 OrthoKansas Mission Towers Apartments Fax: 785-865-3555 1112 W Sixth Street 2929 SE Minnesota Avenue 218 E. 20th Street Lawrence, Kansas Topeka, Kansas Eudora, Kansas Phone: 785-838-7885 Phone: 785-266-5656 Phone: 785-542-3333 Fax: 785-505-5312 Fax: 785-266-3363 Fax: 785-865-3555 Therapy Works Shawnee Hills Senior Living LMH Health Therapy & 1311 Wakarusa Drive, Suite 1000 6335 Maurer Road Wellness Lawrence, Kansas Shawnee, Kansas 325 Maine Street Phone: 785-749-1300 Phone: 913-871-1172 Lawrence, Kansas Fax: 785-749-4746 Fax: 913-631-3839 Phone: 785-505-2712 The Gardens at Creekside Fax: 785-505-5223 16110 W 133rd Street Olathe, Kansas Phone: 913-712-0417 Fax: 913-601-1856 LMH Health Care Coordination Resource Guide | 7 Home Health Care Kansas Elder Care 1505 Kasold Drive, Suite 2 Lawrence, Kansas Phone: 785-856-5555 Fax: 785-856-5556 Midwest Healthcare Phone: 913-663-9930 Fax: 800-590-5269 Olathe Home Health Phone: 913-324-8515 Fax: 913-324-8517 Professional Comfort Care Home Health Care Kindred at Home Phone: 785-832-8260 Fax: 785-842-4675 Agencies (formerly Gentiva Home Aquinas Home Health Health) Shawnee Mission Phone: 913-299-7100 Phone: 913-906-0522
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