Hotes Lawrence

New England Sinai Hospital's roots began in 1927 when Moses Stone, MD, opened the Jewish Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Rutland, Massachusetts, as a nonprofit hospital to help those who could not afford to pay for medical care. Throughout the years, New England Sinai Hospital has undergone many transformations and has grown into the premier, long-term acute care hospital it is today, known for delivering expert inpatient pulmonary and complex medical care, as well as high quality outpatient services, including an extensive Diabetes Center, rehabilitation services, and Adult Day Health Program.

The complex medical program at New England Sinai Hospital provides attentive, highly specialized care for patients who require an extended stay of care following a post-acute inpatient hospitalization. We offer our patients a seamless, coordinated transfer from their acute care hospital to our facility.

New England Sinai Hospital's Diabetes Center designs programs to promote the health and well-being of patients living with diabetes. The Diabetes Center works with each patient, their family and primary care physician to develop individually tailored plans, consisting of medical management, education, nutrition, and exercise counseling.

New England Sinai Hospital's Outpatient Physical Therapy Department provides expert care and treatment for patients of all ages who may be recovering from a sports injury, surgery or a neurological event, such as a stroke. Our highly trained physical therapists recognize that individualized care and a team approach are essential for achieving the best results, and work closely with you to incorporate your goals into a customized physical therapy treatment program.