Kent Hospital is pleased to announce that the Spaulding Outpatient Center at Kent Hospital will officially open its new location at 100 Butler Drive in Providence on Tuesday, October 1. The new facility is located in the same building, which formerly housed University Orthopedics.
Kent Hospital, and Care New England Health System, is proud to partner with the Spaulding Rehabilitation Network, a national leader in rehabilitation care, currently ranked as the number three rehabilitation hospital in the country by US News & World Report. Patients will be able to receive innovative treatment for a wide variety of conditions including stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and sports injuries among others, to help get them back on the road to recovery as fast as possible.
A dedicated team of rehabilitation and clinical experts at the new location will continue to provide the same excellent rehabilitative care that patients have come to rely on at its other locations in Pawtucket and East Greenwich.
The Spaulding Outpatient Center at Kent Hospital and all of its community-based offices provide therapies designed specifically to help patients achieve the best possible outcomes. Therapists will evaluate and treat each patient on a one-on-one basis and then help each patient reach his or her optimal level of function and recovery.
The new location will be staffed with experienced physical and occupational therapists who specialize in sports medicine and orthopedics including:
Spaulding Outpatient Center at Kent Hospital | East Greenwich
1351 South County Trail, Building 2, Suite 200A East Greenwich, RI 20818 P: (401) 886-4650
Spaulding Outpatient Center at Kent Hospital | Pawtucket
111 Brewster Street | Pawtucket, RI 02860 P: (401) 729-2316
Kent Hospital, a Care New England Hospital, is a 359-bed, acute care hospital. It is Rhode Island’s second largest hospital, serving approximately 300,000 residents of central Rhode Island.
A teaching affiliate of The University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, Kent offers programs in Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine and an Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Fellowship. Kent’s redesigned Emergency Department (ED) sees approximately 70,000 patients a year and ranks Kent’s ED volume among the top 10-percent nationally. It was the first hospital in the state to eliminate the practice of ambulance diversion.