Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network

01/18/2026

Let’s go, Patriots! We brought our game-day energy on Friday. Teams across the Network broke out their favorite Patriots apparel and rocked their red, white, and blue. Their energy has definitely carried into the weekend and today’s win! Let's keep it going!!!

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01/15/2026

The Network-wide enthusiasm for our recent Winter Wishes donation drive was amazing! Employees across every department, hospital and outpatient clinic united to spread some joy and sprinkle some magic across the communities we serve. We were proud to partner with these organizations as we all worked together to make a difference.

🎁 The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Salem, NH and Lazarus House Ministries in Lawrence, MA each received new, unwrapped toys and gift cards from our Outpatient Clinics and Salem, NH Team for children and families in need.

🎁 The SOLINSKY CANCER CENTER at Elliot Hospital and Health System received winter hats, mittens and gloves from Northeast Rehab at The Elliot (Manchester, NH) as well as gift cards from our team there and in Salem NH.

🎁 Cross Roads House in Portsmouth, NH received toiletries, personal care items, warm winter essentials, and gift cards from the Northeast Rehab at Pease team in Portsmouth, NH.

🎁 End 68 Hours of Hunger - Nashua received non-perishable food donations and gift cards from our hospital team at Southern NH Medical Center in Nashua, NH.

A huge shoutout to everyone at Northeast Rehab and these amazing organizations for making all of this possible.

01/09/2026

Are you or a loved one currently receiving cancer treatment? On Thursday, January 22, 2026, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, Northeast Rehab at Pease in Portsmouth, NH will offer an educational session on fall prevention and the importance of keeping your home environment safe during cancer treatment. Side effects of cancer treatment can include neuropathy and fatigue, which can lead to loss of balance, falls and the potential for injury. We kindly ask that anyone interested in attending please RSVP by January 19th to CancerRehabCare@northeastrehab.com. Our healthcare and rehab professionals will share valuable insight and information including:
☑️ Education on the risks of falls, especially during treatment
☑️ Signs to be aware of that your balance may be off
☑️ Strategies to maintain or improve your balance
☑️ Tips to improve home safety for fall prevention

This informational lecture will provide valuable insight and information on the importance of home safety and fall prevention during cancer treatment.

01/09/2026

Before the year ended, Santa slipped away from his workshop to participate in our 2nd Annual Sensory Friendly Santa event. We were thrilled to welcome him, the children and their loved ones into our sensory-sensitive setting where they could create joyful holiday memories together. Every child had the opportunity to meet Santa and participate in festive activities. Thank you to our Outpatient Pediatrics Team for hosting this event and to the individuals from our Network who volunteered their time to help. This event warmed our hearts for the winter and we are still talking about how wonderful the day was. We look forward to creating more holiday magic next year!

01/02/2026

Thank you to the amazing students at Saint Patrick Academy for their kindness. The patients at Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network on Pease in Portsmouth were uplifted by the heartfelt sentiment of their cards. We are so grateful and wish you all a happy New Year. Keep making a difference!

01/01/2026

Helen Keller once said, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” When we work together, that’s when the magic really happens. Here at NortheastRehab, the magic begins with meaningful moments that lead to the greater goals. When we work together to care for our patients and to give back to our communities…
* Someone’s loved one is able to return home for the holidays.
* A child is able to play with their friends instead of sitting to the side, watching.
* A patient is able to say their grandchild’s name, one of their goals that once felt out of reach.
* Children’s holiday wishes come true.
* Individuals and families have food on their table.
* Someone can feel the warmth of a hat, coat and gloves.

As we step into the New Year, we will continue innovating, collaborating, and rebuilding lives - together - so that the people we care for can experience meaningful moments like these.

We wish you a 2026 full of meaningful moments.

12/30/2025

A crocheting group from Methuen recently visited our Salem Butler St. location to give their handmade shawls and scarves to our hospital patients. They joined us in the lobby and made everyone’s day a little brighter as they shared their homemade gifts and some caroling with our patients and staff. Thank you for your kindness and for sharing your creativity with our patients. Your generosity has wrapped so many individuals in care and comfort. 🧶🎁

12/06/2025

Tis’ the season for festivities that bring people together! One of our creative elves crafted this beautiful wreath which was on display at the Southern NH Chamber of Commerce’s 9th Annual Festival of Wreaths this week. The design reminds us of the Polar Express movie and the magic of the season, which lies in everyone’s hearts! We were so happy to participate again this year and hope the lucky winner of our wreath has a magical holiday season.

11/29/2025

For the second year in a row, Northeast Rehab has donated a tree to the Tuscan Village Festival of Trees. Christmas and all of the holidays we celebrate during this time of year provide the opportunity to share cherished time with family and friends, making new memories and reminiscing about memories from past years. That’s what the theme of NRHNs tree “Merry Memories” is all about - sharing fun activities that bring people together: game nights, arts & crafts, puzzles, etc. And that’s exactly what people will find on and under our tree, which they can win when they enter the raffle. Special thank you to Pats Peak Ski Area for donating 2 mid-week lift tickets to help the lucky winners create some special memories. Plus, our tree includes a gift card to LaBelle Winery to enjoy and a digital picture frame to proudly display all their memories. Special thank you to our team of employees who volunteered their time and talents to create this heartfelt tree.

11/28/2025

Thanksgiving reminds us of the power of compassion, connection, and community. Our warmest wishes to everyone for a very Happy Thanksgiving. May this holiday season bring you peace, joy, and meaningful moments with your loved ones.

We also wanted to say thank you to everyone across the Northeast Rehab Network who worked today and gave their time to make a difference for others. And thank you to everyone who is part of the NRHN family - our team, patients and their families, community partners and beyond. We appreciate you.

11/25/2025

Diabetes is one of the fastest growing chronic diseases in the world. More than 30 million Americans have diabetes (ASA/AHA) and nearly 1 in 2 Americans has diabetes or prediabetes (ADA), which increases their risk for heart disease and stroke. The CDC also reports that 80% of lower limb amputations are a result of complications from diabetes. It's National Diabetes Awareness Month. How much do you know about Diabetes? Consider the following "Myths or Facts". Join us in raising awareness about diabetes risk factors to help prevent heart disease, stroke and limb loss.

11/13/2025

We were honored to recently sponsor The Movement Family's weekly community dinner for the greater Lawrence homeless community and deliver donations from our Cold Weather, Warm Hearts Drive. Thank you to everyone from across our Network who volunteered and contributed clothing, blankets and toiletry items. A special thank you to the Sweetheart Inn for preparing a magnificent meal AND to our courier for transporting all of the donations from our drive to the dinner. This dinner provides more than a meal...it offers hope, spreads compassion and is a true testament to the power of community. We care together...because we are stronger together.