Let’s Meet: Nipa Mehta, RPT – Outpatient Physical Therapist

Let's Meet: Nipa Mehta, RPT – Outpatient Physical Therapist

Meet one of our AMAZING outpatient physical therapists, Nipa Mehta!

Posted by Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network on Friday, June 14, 2019

Meet one of our AMAZING outpatient physical therapists, Nipa Mehta!

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Tips to reduce risk of stroke, with Dr. Andriotakis

This year, we’ve teamed up with American Heart Association — New Hampshire to provide some tips on how to prevent a stroke and to help you live a healthier life. We sat down with Dr. Andriotakis, our Medical Director of Stroke Program, for tips on how to prevent a stroke…

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Let’s Visit: NRHN Plaistow, NH Outpatient Clinic

We stopped by our Plaistow, NH OP clinic and spoke with a few of the staff and patients. Check out the inside of the facility and hear what everyone had to say!

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Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network has Partnered with Regis College to Provide Employees Access to Discounted Nursing Degree Programs

Flexible Formats Enable Employees to Advance their Nursing Career while Working (Salem, NH) — We are excited to announce that Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network has partnered with Regis College to offer our employees access to discounted Nursing Degree programs. A variety of learning formats are offered and enable employees to…

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“In my darkest moment of life they gave me the strength to get better.” – Margaret Rozzi

“This was my first experience staying at a ‘rehab’. It was suggested and set up by my surgeon to help me get ‘the lay of the land.’ I have had many, many surgeries for my hips throughout the years, but at that time hospital base stays were longer. Having similar surgeries for my hips, I was a war veteran to the recovery routine.

This past surgery was much more complicated and even though I knew how to get through the day, the care and rehabilitation I received was outstanding. The OTs were amazing; so helpful in emotional as well as physical support.

There wasn’t time to waste so the days were filled with ‘missions’ and when I felt too tired or not wanting to cooperate, I was gently but firmly put back into my schedule of learning the tricks of the trade.

I can’t say that I am fully recovered, but I’m well on my way. I do have better days than others, but when I look back at what I have accomplished with the help of Northeast Rehab, I am lucky to have had your support and help.” – Liz Winship, patient

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