New physical therapy service available for North Conway folk
North Conway residents who need the services of a physical therapist will once again be able to get them in their own local area.
Physical Therapy is being offered at the not-for-profit Memorial Hospital on an outpatient basis. This being made possible through a partnership between the facility and Pinnacle Rehabilitation Network’s North Conway Physical Therapy, which is owned by Stephanie Pavao, P.T.
Scott McKinnon, who is the president and CEO of the hospital, expressed his enthusiasm about the new arrangement, as he feels it will be of great benefit to the people who use the medical facility to obtain their healthcare services.
Those people who currently obtain care from North Conway Physical Therapy will be added into the new patient load in a service that will be called Physical Therapy at Memorial Hospital. Ms. Pavao will act as the practice manager and will still continue to provide her clients with hands on therapy. A business that provides business card printing will be able to custom design and print ones for Pavao and her staff that reflect the clinic’s new address.
The new program will be housed in the buildings that were recently acquired by the hospital on White Mountain Highway. Those who are interested in scheduling an appointment for themselves can do so by calling (603) 733-5921.
Physical Therapy is being offered at the not-for-profit Memorial Hospital on an outpatient basis. This being made possible through a partnership between the facility and Pinnacle Rehabilitation Network’s North Conway Physical Therapy, which is owned by Stephanie Pavao, P.T.
Scott McKinnon, who is the president and CEO of the hospital, expressed his enthusiasm about the new arrangement, as he feels it will be of great benefit to the people who use the medical facility to obtain their healthcare services.
Those people who currently obtain care from North Conway Physical Therapy will be added into the new patient load in a service that will be called Physical Therapy at Memorial Hospital. Ms. Pavao will act as the practice manager and will still continue to provide her clients with hands on therapy. A business that provides business card printing will be able to custom design and print ones for Pavao and her staff that reflect the clinic’s new address.
The new program will be housed in the buildings that were recently acquired by the hospital on White Mountain Highway. Those who are interested in scheduling an appointment for themselves can do so by calling (603) 733-5921.