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Dartmouth Health closes inpatient rehabilitation center in Keene

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What happened

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Dartmouth Health is closing its inpatient rehabilitation center, the Farnum Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, located in Keene. The 20-bed unit will stop accepting new patients and will close at the end of October. The closure involves cutting 12 positions and eliminating seven administrative and leadership roles to help control operating expenses.

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Why it matters

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The decision to close the unit is a financial measure intended to balance the operating budget. The unit had been operating with low occupancy and unsustainable expenses. Dartmouth Health stated that outpatient rehabilitation services at Cheshire Medical Center will not be affected.

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Who's involved

  • Dartmouth HealthHealthcare organization closing the inpatient rehabilitation unit
  • KeeneCity where the inpatient rehabilitation unit is located

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Dartmouth HealthSpeculative

    Dartmouth Health might achieve a positive operating margin by controlling operating expenses.

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