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Transportation to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital: A Patient Guide

Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital — ranked among the top rehabilitation hospitals in the US — is located at 300 First Avenue in Charlestown, Boston. Spaulding serves patients recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, major orthopedic surgery, and amputation. For patients and families navigating transport to Spaulding, this guide covers what you need to know.
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Getting to Spaulding's Charlestown Location

Spaulding's main campus at 300 First Avenue opened in 2013 and is designed with patient accessibility as a priority. The building features a fully accessible main entrance, a patient drop-off loop at the front, accessible parking, elevator access to all floors, and wide corridors throughout. From communities north of Boston — Woburn, Malden, Medford, Somerville — Spaulding is directly accessible from I-93 south. From western communities like Lexington and Waltham, the route runs via Route 2 or I-95 to I-93 north.

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Why Rehab Patients Especially Need Professional Transport

Spaulding's patient population has some of the most specific transport needs in Massachusetts. Stroke, spinal cord injury, and TBI patients may use wheelchairs full-time. Patients in rehabilitation for hip replacement or knee surgery may walk with assistive devices requiring careful, patient driver assistance. Rehabilitation is physically exhausting — patients finishing outpatient therapy need genuine driver assistance, not just a car outside. And rehab patients' mobility status changes week by week — your transport provider must adapt as you transition from wheelchair to walker to independent walking over the course of your program.

Outpatient Rehab Transport: Standing Schedules

Most outpatient rehab programs run two to five sessions per week for weeks or months. We set up a standing schedule — you set it up once, we handle every session. For inpatient admission transfers from an acute care hospital (MGH, BWH, BIDMC) to Spaulding, we coordinate between the referring hospital's discharge team and your family. Call us as early as possible when planning this type of transfer.

We serve Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital regularly from Lexington, Arlington, Cambridge, Watertown, Newton, Quincy, and across our service area. To arrange transport or set up a standing outpatient rehab schedule, call (857) 777-9000 or fill out our contact form.

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