West Virginia Physical Therapy Clinic Celebrates 40 Years In Business
May 8, 2019
The top West Virginia physical therapy clinic, HealthWorks Rehab & Fitness, is hosting a variety of open house events to celebrate 40 years in business serving WV and PA communities.
Morgantown, United States - May 8, 2019 /PressCable/ —
HealthWorks Rehab & Fitness, a leading physical therapy organization in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, is celebrating 40 years in business by hosting a variety of fun open house events with food, drinks, prizes and entertainment.
More information is available at https://www.healthworksrf.com/events-calendar/.
HealthWorks Rehab & Fitness is the physical therapy clinic West Virginians turn to when they want to rehab their musculoskeletal injuries, improve their health and fitness, and return to work, sports or their day to day activities as soon as possible.
Currently celebrating its 40th anniversary, the practice is thanking all the patients that have helped them grow to become the premiere physical therapy and rehabilitation organization in West Virginia by holding a variety of fun open house events with food, drinks and prizes.
These events will be happening all week, from May 13th to the 18th, throughout HealthWorks’ eight locations in Morgantown, Fairmont, Buckhannon, Westover, Cheat Lake, Blacksville, Mon Health Medical Center, and Smithfield PA,
Each location will feature different ways to celebrate, including food trucks from Pyles of Pasta or Charlie Heard’s Best BBQ Ever, catering by Terra Café, WVU sports trivia games and even dunk tanks so everyone can have fun dipping their favorite therapists in the water.
There will also be several prizes to give away, including free massages, free personal training sessions and free fitness memberships at its state of the art flagship facility in Morgantown.
Arlene Hayes, a spokesperson at HealthWorks, explains the desire to share this celebration with their community:
“For the last 40 years we have been proud to help our friends and neighbors feel, move and live better. And it’s because of them that we’ve grown to become the top physical therapists in the area. So we want to say thank you and invite them all to come celebrate.”
Jack Brautigam, CEO of HealthWorks, added:
“Throughout the years, a number of outstanding clinical and fitness specialists have provided exemplary care for our patients and members. Those who have left have gone on to work in major health care positions throughout the country, start their own businesses, and work in intercollegiate athletics and professional sports. After 40 years of patient care in physical therapy, occupational programs, and fitness, our staff has never been stronger than it is today in 2019! I consider it both a blessing and an honor to have worked with the great individuals that comprise this organization for the past 30 years.”
To find out more about all the 40th anniversary celebrations the HealthWorks Rehab & Fitness has planned and the prizes, food and entertainment on offer, people in West Virginia can visit their website at https://healthworksrf.com/events-calendar.
Contact Info:
Name: Arlene Hayes
Organization: HealthWorks Rehab & Fitness
Address: 943 Maple Dr, Morgantown, WV 26505, United States
Phone: +1-304-599-2515
Website: https://www.healthworksrf.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 510398
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