Neville Center at Fresh Pond

02/17/2026

Katherine came to Neville for short-term rehab after a fall that resulted in a T12 compression fracture and a right tibial plateau fracture. When she arrived, she required up to two staff members to assist with transfers, was unable to walk, and needed help with bathing, dressing, and toileting.

With hard work and support from our team, Katherine made tremendous progress. After being upgraded to touchdown weight-bearing, she became more independent with daily activities and even began walking with physical therapy—taking her first steps just before discharge.

“Staff is very attentive. They listen, explain what’s going on, and are so encouraging,” Katherine shared. Her partner added, “Communication was great, and staff welcomed family members.”

We’re proud to have supported Katherine on her road to recovery.

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️💌

Today is the perfect reminder to share a smile, show a little kindness, and celebrate the people who make your heart happy. 💕

02/07/2026

Patient Testimonial: Geoffrey P. Coughlin

“What made my rehab a success? The therapists—especially occupational therapy.

One of the most important things I’ll take home with me is to always walk with a walker, focus on balance, and stay aware of my surroundings.

Would I return here if I needed rehab again? Definitely. The therapy I received made all the difference, and I truly feel comfortable here.”

02/01/2026

Client Testimonial – Richard Longmire

“What made my rehab a success was the help and the way I was treated. Everyone was kind, generous, and outgoing. Rehab was great—everything went well, and everyone was kind.”

When asked if he would return to us if he needed rehab again, Richard shared:
“Of course—because I know the people here.”

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01/30/2026

💪 Anne’s Inspiring Rehab Journey at Neville Center 💙

Anne came to Neville Center for short-term rehab after a fall at home that resulted in a left femur fracture and surgery. When she first arrived, she needed significant assistance with daily activities and mobility, requiring two staff members for transfers and only tolerating a few minutes of sitting during therapy.

Through determination, hard work, and the support of our Physical and Occupational Therapy teams, Anne made incredible progress. By discharge, she was independently completing upper-body bathing and dressing, managing toileting with supervision, and requiring only minimal assistance with lower-body care. She progressed to transferring independently, walking 100 feet with a rolling walker, and even began climbing stairs again!

🌟 Anne’s words say it best:
“What made my rehab a success? Wanting to really get better. At my age, you have to start now.”
When asked if she would return to Neville, Anne replied, “Oh yeah! I had girlfriends who came here and recommended it.”

We’re so proud of Anne and honored to be part of her recovery journey!

01/19/2026

Remembering Dr. King and the power of courage, compassion, and unity.

01/01/2026

As we welcome 2026, everyone at Neville Center wishes our residents, families, and dedicated team members a joyful and healthy New Year. Here’s to a year filled with connection, compassion, and meaningful moments in our caring community.

🎉 Happy New Year 2026 from all of us at Neville Center! 🎉

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Neville Center at Fresh Pond!

Wishing our residents, families, and dedicated team a warm and joyful holiday. May your season be filled with peace, laughter, and meaningful moments together in this wonderful community we share.

12/19/2025

Michael came to Neville Center for short-term rehab after a fall led to a left hip fracture and surgical repair. He arrived well below his baseline—needing help with daily activities and walking short distances with a rolling walker.

After working hard in PT/OT, Michael is now discharging home independently, walking 500’ with a rolling walker and climbing 8 stairs without physical assistance.

“The thing that helped the most was the exercise—walking… People were willing to hear what I was comfortable with… PT/OT worked around my routine and taught me how to manage with pain.”

“Certainly—I’d return. I made lots of progress here.”

12/16/2025

Diane beat the odds. After a fall, rib fractures, and ongoing chemotherapy, she came to us requiring total assist. With determination and the support of PT and OT, she returned to her assisted living community stronger than before—now transferring with minimal help and walking up to 100 feet with a rolling walker.

11/27/2025