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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between the ball room and Prestwick room?

  The Ball Room accommodates large gatherings and features a fireplace, private bar and dance floor. Parlors A and B are perfect for smaller gatherings, and the newly remodeled Prestwick Room provides more space and a breathtaking view of the golf course and renovated pool. Right off the 18th hole is a shaded patio and the Grill Room.

• What is a recovery room in a hospital?

  recovery room. A room or ward in a UK hospital, often part of the operating suite and adjacent to operating theatres, which is designed, staffed and equipped for the care of patients who may be unconscious or unstable post-operatively, and once stabilised will be transported to a ward or ITU/ICU.

• What is the recovery room (pacu)?

  The recovery room or post anaesthetic care unit (PACU) or post operative care unit (POCU) is a time when the patient is vulnerable and potentially at risk from a range of life threatening complications (Starrlitt 1999).

• What size grow room do you need for your grow room?

  For most hobby or novice growers, anything bigger than a 2x2x4 space should be adequate. You want enough space for not only your plants in the grow room, but also the equipment needed to create the right environment for proper growth.

• What is the recovery program at R&R recovery?

  R&R Recovery puts clients’ needs and well-being first, offering a multitude of therapeutic modalities that address physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual healing. Treatment leverages each individual’s strengths to find what works best for their ongoing care and to help them establish effective coping skills.