“Thanks to RHCI, I'm living my life again.”
A near-fatal accident left Lisa with extensive injuries. Her RHCI rehabilitation team helped her return home and get back to the things she loves.
"It's a miracle I can walk. RHCI gave me my life back." Read more.
As a rehabilitation hospital, RHCI offers a higher level of medical, nursing and therapy services than nursing homes. Read more.
Physicians are on site 24/7, so there's always a doctor to respond to changes in a patient's status. Read More.
Excellent Outcomes. Remarkable recoveries happen at RHCI every day. Read more.
Patients benefit from an unsurpassed environment of care. Read more.
Advanced technologies and innovative therapies help patients reach their highest level of recovery. Read more.
News
OpenCape NTIA Broadband Grant will benefit health care services on Cape Cod. Expanded broadband capacity will lead to improvements in information sharing, efficiency and quality of care while reducing costs. RHCI has led collaborative efforts to marshal local health care leaders' support for the project.
RHCI-Plymouth Outpatient Rehabilitation Center -- Now Taking Appointments
At risk for falling? If you read Prime Time magazine's story on fall prevention and want to identify hazards in your home, download RHCI's Home Safety Checklist now.
RHCI's Parkinson's Center for Comprehensive Care helps people living with this progressive neurological disease maintain their independence. A Neurologist and Physical Therapist evaluate patients on Wednesdays at RHCI in Sandwich, assessing medications, mobility, behavioral effects and other symptoms of Parkinson's.
NESS H200 aids recovery after stroke. As seen on Good Morning America.
Events & Lectures
Is deep brain stimulation effective for individuals with Parkinson's? Learn more about this promising surgical approach and the latest medical and therapeutic options for Parkinson's Disease at our encore presentation March 24 at 5:00 p.m.
Coming to the Plymouth area in March:
Chronic Back Pain: Myths and Management presented by Jay Rosenfeld, MD, and Jeffrey Skeiber, MSPT, MBA, at the Plymouth Library, March 18, 7:00 p.m.
If you cannot attend our presentation on back pain, download RHCI's Healthy Back Tips now!
Parkinson's Disease: It's More Than a Movement Disorder presented by Dawn Lucier, PT, Neuro-Education Coordinator, and Diane Bloom, SLP, speech and language pathologist, at Stafford Hill Senior Living, March 30, 8:30 a.m.
