PAM Health is set to construct a new physical medicine and rehabilitation hospital with 42 beds in Cincinnati, Ohio, US, marking the company's third facility in the state.

PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Cincinnati will provide inpatient rehabilitation services and create approximately 80 new jobs, including support staff positions and medical professionals.

PAM Health founder, chairman and CEO Anthony Misitano said: "We are proud to expand our presence in Ohio with this new hospital.

"Once completed, the Cincinnati location will offer world-class rehabilitation services to the community."

The new hospital will complement the existing PAM Health Specialty Hospital and PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital, both located in Miamisburg, Ohio.

Patients at the new hospital will have access to individualised treatments, including occupational, physical and speech therapy.

The hospital aims to support recovery and improve outcomes for those recovering from a range of conditions such as traumatic spinal cord and brain injuries, neurological disorders, strokes, amputations, cardiac conditions and orthopaedic and post-surgical conditions.

PAM Health’s workers' compensation programmes are designed to help injured employees get back to their optimal potential.

It operates more than 100 medical rehabilitation hospitals, long-term acute care hospitals, behavioural health hospitals, wound care clinics, and outpatient physical therapy locations across 23 states.

Earlier this month, PAM Health, in collaboration with Baptist Health Care, announced the construction of a new 40-bed physical medicine and rehabilitation hospital in Pensacola, Florida.

This facility will be located on the third and fourth floors of Catalyst HRE’s Henderson Health Center on the Baptist Hospital campus. It will be PAM Health’s ninth in the US state and is expected to create around 80 new jobs.