Boston rehabilitation hospital receives $2M for spinal cord injury equipment

The Travis Roy Foundation donated $2 million to Boston-based Spaulding Rehabilitation hospital to provide spinal cord injury equipment to patients, Maine Public reported Oct. 30.

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The Travis Roy Center for Enhanced Independence at the hospital will provide assistive technology for spinal cord injury patients.

Patients will be trained on the voice-activated technology in the hospital before taking it home.

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