Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy, a provider of outpatient musculoskeletal rehabilitative services, and pediatric physical, occupational, speech, and ABA therapy, announces that the Children’s Center for Growth and Development has joined the Ivy Rehab Network.
“Our goal has always been for the children in our community to receive the highest quality of care. We are excited to partner with a company that is also dedicated to the well-being of our youngest patients. We are very proud that CCGD is now a part of the Ivy Rehab Network!”
— Beth and John Economou, founders of CCGD
The mission of CCGD, located in Hartland, Michigan, is to provide highly valued, individualized, research-based therapy services for the children in the surrounding communities. CCGD was conceived out of a desire to build not only a treatment facility for children of many backgrounds and abilities but also a support center for families and their needs, as they strive to provide their children with every opportunity for success, a media release from Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy explains.
“Investing in the success of our pediatric programs is a priority, and we are proud to have CCGD partner with us. Through new partnerships, new clinics, and differentiated service lines, we are excited to evolve and expand the ways in which we serve our pediatric patients.”
— Troy Bage, Ivy’s COO
“We are proud to be a leader in the pediatric therapy space and it’s important that we continue our commitment to our youngest population through high-quality partnerships,” said Jeremy VanDevender, Chief Development Officer for Ivy. “We are thrilled to partner with the Children’s Center for Growth and Development, and we look forward to serving the patients in Hartland.”
— Jeremy VanDevender, Chief Development Officer for Ivy Rehab
[Source(s): Ivy Rehab Network, PR Newswire]
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