Infusion Center of New England - Foxboro

02/15/2026

We hope everyone had a special Valentine’s Day! 💙 — The Leadership Team here at the Neurology Center of New England

02/14/2026

Send this to your Valentine. 🤗 Happy Valentine's Day!

02/12/2026

This , we celebrate the contributions, resilience, and achievements of the Black community and reaffirm our commitment to equity, access, and inclusion in healthcare.

At the Neurology Center of New England, these values guide everything we do. In our clinical research work, we strive to ensure that every individual has an equal opportunity to participate in trials, access cutting-edge treatments, and contribute to advancing medical knowledge for all.

02/10/2026

Our infusion are designed to support patients managing complex and chronic conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Myasthenia Gravis, Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis, Rheumatoid and Psoriatic Arthritis, Thyroid Eye Disease, immunodeficiencies, and more.

Here at the Infusion Center of New England we offer a wide range of specialty and services to patients in Foxboro, Massachusetts and surrounding communities. Our dedicated infusion staff are highly trained in administering and closely monitoring infusion therapies, ensuring safety, comfort, and individualized care at every visit.

Call us today at (781) 551-5812, option #4 or visit our website to learn more: infusioncenterne.com/.

02/06/2026

Fatigue is a common challenge for many neurological conditions, and it can affect speech, voice, and word-finding, making more difficult.

Here at the Neurology and Infusion Centers of New England, our comprehensive care programs are designed to help manage like fatigue, supporting both physical and cognitive function. Combined with speech & language therapy, patients can work on strategies to maintain clear, confident communication, whether it’s pacing conversations, using rest breaks, or practicing targeted exercises.

Managing fatigue isn’t just about energy, it can help your or a loved one stay connected and in control of your communication. 💬

02/05/2026

We recently welcomed patients to our new, expanded space at 18 Washington Street in Foxboro, MA! 🎉

On the first floor, you’ll find infusion services, physical therapy, the East Side Lab, and our amazing providers, Salvatore Napoli, MD; Beverly Wang, NP; Marissa Casillo, NP; and Nency Sangani, NP. All here to make your care easier and more convenient.

Upstairs on the second floor, we’ve expanded to offer even more services, including neurology care from Maria Bartkus, MD; Elizabeth Budman, MD; Karen Kerman, MD; Anthony Rodrigues, MD; Andrew Taylor, MD; Ozaire Awais, MD; Itrat Zehra-Raza, NP; and Nicole Ouellette, NP, plus speech & language therapy, EEG, our research department, billing, and HR.

If you have any questions about the move or your continued care, please call 781-551-5812 or visit neurocenterne.com/contact/. Stay tuned for more glimpses inside our new space!

02/03/2026

Dr. Salvatore Napoli had the privilege to take part in the 50th Annual Meeting Street Telethon this past weekend, alongside hosts at WPRI 12 and inspiring student co-hosts from Meeting Street!

This special event helps support Meeting Street’s work providing educational, therapeutic, and developmental services for children with disabilities and special needs throughout Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts.

We're so grateful for this opportunity to come together as a community. 💙

02/02/2026

01/30/2026

Preparing for an infusion session can help make your visit as comfortable and stress-free as possible. While our team will take care of the medical details, bringing a few personal items can help you or a loved one feel more at ease

🧥 Clothing & layers: A sweater, hoodie, or blanket can help keep you cozy.
📖 Pass the time: A book, magazine, tablet, or headphones for music or podcasts can make the session feel shorter.
💧 Water & light snacks: If approved by your care team, a water bottle or small snack can be helpful.
🪪 Important documents: Be sure to bring your photo ID, insurance information, and a list of current medications or questions for your care team.
🤍 Support person (if needed): Some patients feel more comfortable bringing a trusted friend or family member for added support.

If you have any questions about how to prepare, our team is always here to help just call (781) 551-5812, option #4.

01/28/2026

We’re thrilled to congratulate Dr. Napoli for being named once again as one of Boston Magazine’s 2026 Top Doctors! 🎉

Dr. Napoli’s expertise spans comprehensive Multiple Sclerosis care, early diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease, and general neurology and research. Fellowship-trained in Multiple Sclerosis at the Brigham and Women’s/Harvard Medical Fellowship Program, he brings over 20 years of experience in MS care.

Dr. Napoli serves as Medical Director of the Neurology and Infusion Centers of New England and helps guide the center’s comprehensive neurology research program. Under his leadership, the Neurology Center of New England has also joined the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Partners in Care and the Alzheimer’s Network.

Thank you, Dr. Napoli, for your hard work and dedication!

01/26/2026

Winter is in full swing across , and colder temperatures can affect people living with Parkinson’s. Muscles may feel stiffer, movements can become more challenging, and balance or walking may be impacted. Ice, snow, and slippery sidewalks also increase fall risk, so it’s important to plan ahead and take precautions when venturing outdoors.

Even beyond mobility, the colder months can affect energy and motivation, making fatigue more noticeable. Staying active with indoor exercises, stretching, or gentle physical therapy can help maintain strength, flexibility, and overall well-being through the rest of winter.

If you have questions or want personalized guidance for staying safe and active this winter, call us at (781) 551-5812, option #4. Let’s talk about what’s most important for you.

01/21/2026

This inspiring story of Fernando Mendoza celebrating with his mom, who is living with , highlights the resilience and strength of the MS .

Moments like these remind us why our work is so meaningful. Seeing our own patients and their families celebrate victories, big or small, is incredibly rewarding, and it’s uplifting to witness the triumphs of the broader community as well. 💙

Read more about their story: https://bit.ly/4sPqw0v.

“This is a dream come true.”