Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network

Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network is a rehabilitation center in Salem, NH. The Salem hospital provides inpatient rehabilitation services to help patients recover from life-changing injuries and illnesses, offering more physical, occupational, and speech therapy than skilled nursing facilities. Patients receive three hours of therapy five days per week and typically leave the hospital in 12 days or less. The facility specializes in treating brain injury, stroke, amputation, spinal cord injury, neurological, and orthopedic conditions. Since opening its flagship location in Salem in 1984, Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network has expanded to include three additional acute rehabilitation hospitals in Nashua, Portsmouth, and Manchester, NH, along with more than 25 outpatient centers, a sports medicine division, and an outpatient pediatric division. The network was founded by Howard Gardner, MD, an Army Neurosurgeon who witnessed the benefits of physical rehabilitation for wounded soldiers and returned to the Merrimack Valley to establish New England Neurological Associates before building the first free-standing acute rehabilitation hospital in New Hampshire. The network also helped found Northeast Passage, which provides adaptive recreational opportunities for disabled individuals, and brought the "Think First" program to New Hampshire schools. The Salem hospital employs Certified Brain Injury Specialists and Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurses, and each patient's treatment plan is uniquely created based on their specific needs and personal goals. The hospital is located at 70 Butler St, about a tenth of a mile from the Northeast Rehabilitation Center, a third of a mile from Homestead Ave Land, and half a mile from the William T. Barron School. Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network holds a rating of 4.7 based on 225 reviews, reflecting a strong local reputation and an established track record built on a large base of customer feedback. For more than 35 years, the network has helped thousands of patients rebuild their lives, and the Salem hospital continues to offer specialized acute inpatient rehabilitation in the heart of southern New Hampshire.

Services:

• Hand Therapy
• Inpatient Services
• Occupational Therapy
• Outpatient Services
• Pediatric Programs and Services
• Physical Therapy
• Speech Therapy
• Spine Therapy