Spaulding Rehabilitation

Jake Thibeault continues to inspire people with his resilience.

In 2021, Jake was paralyzed from the waist down after a hockey injury. He set a goal to walk independently by the time he graduated from college, and not only did he achieve it through rehab at Spaulding, he also took the stage to deliver the commencement address at Babson College.

"There are no bad days ... We all have at least one good moment every day," he says. "Sometimes, it just takes a shift in perspective."

Congratulations on your graduation, Jake!

Jake Thibeault delivers inspirational message during Babson University commencement - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News WELLESLEY, MASS. (WHDH) - Jake Thibeault, who was paralyzed from the waist down by an injury suffered in a hockey game at Milton Academy inRead More

Mass General Brigham’s Foxborough locations will close to patients and the public on all game days for the international soccer matches at Gillette Stadium, with the first game on June 13. These facilities will be inaccessible due to security restrictions and significant traffic in the area. This includes the Brigham and Women's Urgent Care at 20 Patriot Place. Visit our website for the full list of dates and schedule changes: http://spklr.io/6180EMLQO

Spaulding Rehabilitation supporters showed up for Day of Giving! A big thanks to everyone who helped raise more than $50,000 to support Spaulding's mission and patients!

Every gift provides critical flexible funding to cover important patient support programs, provide meaningful continuing education for clinicians and allow our researchers to pursue promising new ideas—all with the goal of helping people reclaim their lives after injury or illness. Together, we're making more recoveries possible.

If you missed the day, it's not too late to give: http://spklr.io/6189EMLtZ

It’s time: Spaulding Day of Giving is today! Donate now and your gift will be DOUBLED, thanks to a $25,000 matching challenge from our friends at Arbella Insurance Foundation. Will you help us achieve our goal—and help more patients achieve theirs? Give now: http://spklr.io/6184EMSdk