RFGH Aquatic Services Update: A Message from RFGH CEO, Tiffany Comis, MBA, MSN, RN
Dear RFGH Community,
For more than three decades, the Redington Rehab pool has served greater Somerset County for both medical and social needs. It has been more than just a place to swim; it has been a place for community members to connect, for our children to learn to swim, and for providing opportunities to maximize the health and well-being of many. It is with a heavy heart that I must share difficult news regarding RFGH Aquatic Services.
After a thorough review of the state of the current infrastructure, safety regulations, and clinical needs, the very difficult decision has been made to close the pools and aquatics programs at RFGH. While no definitive date has been determined, tentatively, pool services will cease in the fall of 2026. The services will decrease over this time, with a slight decrease in pool hours of operation starting in May of 2026.
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For more than three decades, the Redington Rehab pool has served greater Somerset County for both medical and social needs. It has been more than just a place to swim; it has been a place for community members to connect, for our children to learn to swim, and for providing opportunities to maximize the health and well-being of many. It is with a heavy heart that I must share difficult news regarding RFGH Aquatic Services.
After a thorough review of the state of the current infrastructure, safety regulations, and clinical needs, the very difficult decision has been made to close the pools and aquatics programs at RFGH. While no definitive date has been determined, tentatively, pool services will cease in the fall of 2026. The services will decrease over this time, with a slight decrease in pool hours of operation starting in May of 2026.
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