Randy Clukey of Carrabassett Valley, Maine, was applauded before he left the old location of the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Boston.

Patients were moved from 125 Nashua St. to 300 First Ave. in the Charlestown Navy Yard.

Boston Marathon bombing victim and patient Roseann Sdoia commented on the artwork in the new lobby as she was greeted by David E. Storto, president of Partners Continuing Care & Spaulding Rehabilitation Network.

Clukey was awed by the view when he was rolled into his new room by occupational therapist Lauryn Graham.

Todd Hicks of Bozeman, Mont., was the second patient to arrive at the new location.

Clukey (left) and Hicks had a quick tour of the third-floor gym.

Sdoia operated the buttons on the new bed.

Twenty-month-old Logan Blais of Newport, Vt., was checked in to the new location by a team that included Maria Almedia (second from right).

Registered nurse Britta Bandle got juice for Vinicio Lopez as he settled into his new room on the floor for spinal cord injuries.

In his new crib, Blais did not react to the coos of registered nurse Teresa Reddy.

Sdoia's best friend Amy Dowe of Tucson, Ariz., was at her bedside after she was moved to the new location in Charlestown.