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Each day, people like you and your loved ones receive life-changing care at Spaulding. Whether overcoming sudden illness or injury, or managing a chronic condition, every person who enters our doors has a unique history. Our clinical teams, researchers, staff, and generous donors are the supporting characters in your stories of strength.
Read on to see how your investments have helped patients write their next chapter.
While on their way home from a birthday party, 14-year-old Sandrick and his family were tragically involved in a senseless drive-by shooting. Read how Spaulding’s investments in our clinicians and leading-edge equipment helped Sandrick on his journey of recovery.
At Spaulding, we’ve been writing the book on innovative rehabilitation care, research, and teaching for more than fifty years. Together, and with your generous donations, we will help even more people turn the page in their complex journeys of recovery.
While she recovered from a stroke, Patty’s care team at Spaulding Cape Cod went above and beyond to treat her physical and emotional needs. Read how they celebrated her one-year post-stroke anniversary in a special way.
Searching for relief from chronic pain, Amit turned to Spaulding outpatient centers for our innovative practices and broad range of treatments. Read how he was able to return to the activities he loves.
Spaulding donors help make impossible recoveries possible. Just imagine what you will make possible for our patients—and their families—with your generous gift today.
Johnny’s care team at Spaulding Cambridge found creative, individualized approaches to motivating him during recovery after he went into respiratory failure during a routine procedure. Read how your gifts help patients like Johnny turn the page in their recoveries.