Oh no, she did need intensive care, Three blood transfusions in the first three weeks do to uncontrolled internal bleeding and also something about low hemagloban where her oxygen level was falling below 55 %, then a severe bladder infection, some cognitive problems do to the fall and hitting her head, then lastly water build up, I can't remember if it was in her lungs or in the organs around her lungs that had to be drained off so she could breathe.
 During the first 3-4 weeks the nurses really did not think she would make it, They did not tell me that of course but I was sure she was done for, not even eating, must be under 100 pounds now.
They are short nurses, what they seem to do is have adequate levels during the day but very light levels at night. In fact do to the shortage I have seen them call in Palladin security officers, (paid little, 20 a hour) to sit at the door of some patients and their  job is to call the nurse or nurse practitioner if  anything looks wrong with the patient.  In this ICU unit the patients rooms have their own private bathrooms and showers  free tv and phones. I have rented worse apartments in my younger days. I could show you a picture of the room but I have been unable to post pictures here before.