Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network

My husband just completed a 10 day stay at Northeast Rehab in Salem NH post ankle surgery. Never have I seen a facility with such a kind and compassionate staff. He was treated with dignity and respect. The PT and OT programs are intensive, and designed to help the patient become independent. As a side note, I've never seen better looking food at a hospital. If you're ever in need of inpatient rehab, Northeast in Salem NH is the best possible place to go!

I cannot say enough good about this place! First off, the minute you push the button, they are there within 3 minutes! I kid you not! They are so welcoming and encouraging and supportive. Food is from Elliot and is good albeit bland. Go to this place you won’t regret it!

My wife's case worker was more interested in satisfying the insurance company than my wifes well being. She was discharged way too early and ended up back in the hospital. Once she is released from the hospital She has to go back to ANOTHER rehab facility. This case worker should be fired!

The first most important issue was being able to get started quickly. Several other places wanted a six week out start date. My surgery required immediate initiation of PT and NE Rehab was able to accommodate me. Also the care is excellent.

I have had exceptional care , both inpatient and outpatient! The program, nurses, physical therapist, occupational therapists have all contributed to my recovery. I am sure when I have completed my appointment s I will be recovered 100%! Thank you all I could not be happier with your services!

I'm going to the Rehab Center at the main hospital in Salem, NH for rehab after hip replacement surgery. Staff has been very friendly and helpful with scheduling. I've seen two different therapists who have worked together very well in coordinating my rehab. Facility is spacious with extensive equipment. Therapists ask a lot of questions and progress with exercises that continue to push me forward in a way that I wouldn't know to or be able to do on my own. I look forward to my sessions which are very helpful. Highly recommend!

My experience with Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital was excellent. Sharon was very patient with me and closely monitored the manner of how I was executing the exercises. She explained how and why the exercise needed to be completed. Andrew was equally helpful. I highly recommend their program. It is very effective.

The facility is clean and I felt safe at all times. The staff is very friendly and professional. All my appointments started on time and as self employed that is very important. Liz was my therapist and she was fantastic. Explained each step of the process and why it was important. She is a rock star. I highly recommend NE Rehab.

NE Rehab of SALEM, NH > Absolutely the WORST medical service!! The nurse staff is highly negligent. A stroke patient was left in a sitting position with no alarm or belting service, who then fell receiving a contusion to the head. The patient was NOT taken to the ER until 12 hours later and the family was NOT notified of the fall immediately. The patient was only transported to the ER after the DR on staff made a judgment call & when they could get transportation, that was available. According to the DR, the patient did not require 911 service because she was NOT bleeding externally & she knew her name!! Nursing Staff never knows what's going on, always an excuse... like " I wasn't the one here" OR "I just came on and haven't had a chance to review the patient". This place has given medical negligence a whole new perspective.....

The therapists are all great. The nurses and techs are all great. The people in the kitchen are great the food is okay. The doctors and administration leave quite a bit to be desired. I would estimate their intake notes were 70% correct. The 30% of errors were significant. NONE of the paperwork I needed was given to me when I was discharged, including the notes for the visiting nurse on HOW TO CHANGE MY WOUND DRESSING. My surgeon at Tufts did a first class job reattaching my severed feet. The doctors at Northeast decided they knew better than he did and came up with a plan for a 600% reduction in pain medication- in only 3 days. Thankfully that has been resolved. They also prescribed several drugs with serious interactions, which, thankfully, my pharmacist caught. If you are looking for strictly therapy, they're probably the best you're going to find, but be vigilant like a hawk when it comes to the administration and doctors. The staff all said its standard to cut patients cold turkey off pain meds upon discharge because the docs are so concerned about the regulations. Make sure you have a primary care doctor that actually cares about your well being and you should be fine.