Spaulding Proud to Go Red for Women

Each year, on the first Friday in February, national "Wear Red Day" is recognized by millions of women and men who come together to wear red, take action and commit to fighting cardiovascular disease in women. The Spaulding Rehabilitation Network and Partners HealthCare at Home proudly support these efforts and encouraged all Spaulding staff staff to wear red today as we joined to #GoRedforWomen. Spaulding with one of the largest stroke rehabilitation programs in the country is honored to have supported so many stroke survivors find their strength. Cardio-vascular disease (including stroke) is one of the leading causes of death and disability for all adults. Many of these deaths can be prevented but many people do not recognize the symptoms before it is too late – this is why this disease is called the silent killer, especially among women. Go Red For Women is a passionate, emotional, social initiative designed to empower women to take charge of their heart health. It challenges women to know their risk for heart disease and use the tools that Go Red For Women provides to take action to reduce their personal risk. To learn more visit https://www.goredforwomen.org/

YPG Winterfest

Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Young Professionals Group is hosting their annual Winterfest on Thursday, February 18 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Join us for an evening of food, complimentary drinks and and live entertainment. Purchase your tickets today!

Partners in Excellence Awards

PIE Partners In Excellence Award PIE Awards

Timeline Photos

Spaulding and Project Search were welcomed to the recent Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries Annual Meeting. The theme of their annual report this year is 'Our Job Is Working Together'. For two years Spaulding has been a proud participant in the Project SEARCH program, a partnership with Goodwill Industries, which gives local youth disabilities the opportunity gain professional skills and confidence in real world job settings combined with a classroom component. Almost 20 participants have successfully participated at Spaulding and contributed greatly to Spaulding's mission. L to R: Ronald L. Walker, II, MA Secretary of Labor & Workforce Development, Alethea Amponsah, Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries, Chris Turner, Project SEARCH student, and Colleen Moran, Spaulding Rehabilitation Network.

Timeline Photos

Are you an athlete with a disability looking to prevent injuries? Check out the new Spaulding Adaptive Sports Medicine Clinic led by Paralympian Dr. Cheri Blauwet for the treatment and prevention of injuries in athletes with disabilities.

Photos from Spaulding Rehabilitation Network's post

Spaulding staff showed their support for the New England Patriots before the AFC Championship Game this weekend. Go Pats!

Best Diets of 2016 - Free Lecture!

Photos from Spaulding Rehabilitation Network's post

Last night, Spaulding was the charity beneficiary for the BostonCeltics Shamrock Foundation’s 50/50 raffle. Thank you to all of our volunteers who helped us raise money for Spaulding’s #RaceforRehab Boston Marathon team and all of the Celtics fans who supported Spaulding!

Spaulding Adaptive Sports Centers