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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 15, 2017
JACA Architects awarded 2,800 s/f NaRHN’s Methuen Adult Rehab project
Methuen MA JACA Architects has been awarded a new interior fit-out design project for the Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network (NRHN).
The Methuen Adult Rehabilitation project entails a 2,800 s/f new interior fit-out for an adult rehabilitation clinic, which will include private treatment rooms and a gym filled with new equipment. This project comes on the tails of a recently completed, 6,000 s/f new interior fit-out for NRHN’s Pediatric Rehabilitation Clinic, also in Methuen.
Ongoing work for NRHN includes efforts on an Adult & Pediatric Clinic in Lowell, that is being fit out in a historic mill building.
NRHN was founded in 1984 and is physician-owned. In addition to its flagship location in Salem, N.H., NRHN also operates three other acute rehabilitation hospitals in Nashua, Portsmouth, and Manchester, N.H., as well as over 20 outpatient centers, a home care division, a sports medicine division, an outpatient pediatric division, and many other services for those in need of rehabilitation.
“We’re proud of this selection, and excited to continue our work with NRHN,” said Tony Cavallaro, president of JACA Architects. “NRHN has an outstanding track record for meeting the rehabilitation needs of the communities they serve, and we’re proud to contribute toward expanded offerings that will become available in Methuen based on this project.”
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