Staying and rehab at the Spa Resorts in Newport
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rapidranger79 said:I went through rehab following hip surgery once. Honestly, the cardiac patients always seem to take priority over everyone else. They get two floors all to themselves, while us physical therapy patients are squeezed into just one. The accommodations aren't bad, though. From what I've gathered, the heart patients get admitted almost immediately—some even transfer directly from the cardiology ward at New Bedford.
If you opt for private lodging, it’ll run you about $68 for a single room equipped with a TV and an ocean view, and you can still use your insurance referrals for all the medical services.
Those of us waiting on standard physical therapy coverage end up on a six-month waiting list, but if you combine private housing with your insurance benefits, you can usually get in right away.
They have a full staff of specialists, a lab, and everything necessary for complete patient diagnostics and follow-ups.
Your best bet is to call and ask for them at 206 600 (add the area code if you're calling from outside the region); lately, I've been speaking with Ms. Zauhar.
That number is wrong. 206 600 belongs to FIN. For Oceania Newport, it's 202 600.