Project Walk Boston Ability Center

12/10/2025

Kelly (stroke) making strides in her stability over the years here at PWB. Video #1 is from back in 2023 and the second video was taken this week. You can see how many different tools were needed to stabilize her then versus now. Keep up the great work kel, you’re a rock star!

12/09/2025

Client Spotlight! The first video is from 2021 back when Melissa (CP) had barely used the loftstrand crutches. The second video was taken today, you can see the difference in her confidence and coordination with the Smart Crutches. Keep up the great work Melissa!

12/03/2025

12/03/2025

12/01/2025

In preparation for the impending snowfall tomorrow (12/2) Project Walk Boston will be closed. Stay safe PWB fam and we will see you Wednesday!

11/27/2025

Happy thanksgiving from our Project Walk Boston family to yours.

11/19/2025

🚨 Milestone Alert 🚨 Alison (TBI) has been making strides in her gait training here at PWB. the first video was the first time she got into our tram set up and the second was taken yesterday. Alison is now able to take steps in between the parallel bars! This is a huge step for her and it was nothing short of a challenge but she crushed it, keep it up Alison!

11/17/2025

The ARC-EX System is the first and only FDA-approved non-invasive technology that has clinically shown to improve hand strength and sensation for individuals with SCI. This milestone represents a new era of hope for the SCI Community, who previously had limited options for functional recovery after their injury.
The rest of 2025 has been booked for the ARC-EX. If you’re interested in getting on our 2026 ARC-EX schedule inquire by email or by phone before it fills up today!

11/13/2025

Two months progress for Jeff (T12 )on the spin bike! You can see the difference between the speed and control of his legs around the. Keep up the great work Jeff!

11/12/2025

It’s been a big month for John (T1) as he has started to gait train, we’ve tried and succeed at two different modalities. In both the parallel bars and using the walker he’s been able to propel himself forward without any help. You’ve really been pushing John, you’re doing an amazing job, keep it up!