PLYMOUTH — Choice Physical Therapy and Speare Memorial Hospital's RehabFIT have partnered to create Plymouth Regional Rehabilitation Services to provide central New Hampshire access to a fully integrated rehabilitation center located at Speare Memorial at Boulder Point.
“We are very excited about our partnership with Choice Physical Therapy,” said Speare Memorial Hospital’s president and CEO Michelle McEwen, FACHE. “By merging our services we are creating a comprehensive sports medicine, rehabilitation and wellness organization. Together we will deliver superior quality care through better clinical integration with providers, be centered on promoting positive patient outcomes and improving the overall health of our community.”
Kelly Legacy, DPT, ATC, clinical director at Choice Physical Therapy, said, “This is a wonderful opportunity to collaborate and offer the community a patient focused facility that aims to restore function and mobility and improve overall wellness. By combining our shared vision of physician directed care and a sports medicine approach with strong manual therapies and the medical fitness model for better health, we can add value by becoming a comprehensive medical hub for the greater Plymouth area.”
Plymouth Regional Rehabilitation Services will encompass Speare's rehabilitation services and Choice PT’s Plymouth, Bristo,l and Plymouth State University locations. Bristol and PSU will continue to operate under the Choice Physical Therapy name, while the hospital department at Boulder Point will have a name change. “We anticipate incorporating Choice Physical Therapy into the name of our hospital rehabilitation department, but keeping the RehabFIT designation for our membership-based medical fitness program introduced last year,” explained McEwen.
For more information, call 238-2225.
CAPTION: Choice Physical Therapy’s Clinical Director Kelly Legacy (left) and Speare Memorial Hospital President and CEO Michelle McEwen stand together in front of Speare Memorial at Boulder Point — the home of Plymouth Regional Rehabilitation Services, a new partnership providing central NH access to a fully integrated rehabiltation center. (Courtesy photo)
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