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Angel Mamas and Eliott’s Corner Partner Up!

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Eliott’s Corner has started a partnership with the non-profit organization Angel Mamas, which takes care of Chinese children with special needs from institutions in various parts of China. Through an arrangement that provides Angel Mamas with a lower rate for therapy in recognition of the work they are doing, one of our physical therapists, Marc Innerhofer, spends a half day every week at Angel Mamas in Bejing. In addition to conducting physical therapy assessments and providing therapy to children there, Marc is providing additional training to Angel Mamas’ three physical therapists. Angel Mamas relies on public donations and a large pool of supporters. They were founded a few years ago by a passionate Chinese woman known as Sister Deng who has an amazing heart for helping disadvantaged kids. If you or your family are interested in volunteering or donating to support their work please email John Giszczak, Eliott’s Corner General Manager, at jogoliviasplace.lih.pub and he can put you in touch with them.


Olivia’s Place: 2012 ADVANCE Practice of the Year Finalist

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At the end of 2012, Olivia’s Place was recognized on an international level.  Olivia’s Place earned Honorable Mention for ADVANCE Practice of the Year. The winning practices were recognized for providing superior consumer service using evidence-based care, staying true to the guiding principles of the profession, and promoting the profession of physical therapy. Advance Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation is a US-based publication with a readership of more 93,000 professionals working in a rehabilitative capacity.

ADVANCE has conducted the Practice of the Year awards for 11 years, and practices considered range from small neighborhood clinics to large multi-state enterprises, with a wide variety of physical therapy and rehabilitation services and specialties. The judging panel is made up exclusively of physical therapy private practice owners and previous winners of the contest, who score anonymous entries on a range of success metrics.

Olivia’s Place was recognized for our vision to change the way pediatric therapy is done in China.  This includes a commitment to high-quality, evidence-based care, qualified staff, and partnership and outreach with local hospitals and clinics, universities, foundations, schools, and orphanage.  The panel also cited our Technical Advisory Board, a group of experts who serve as a resource to our clinicians to ensure that we are utilizing best practices and staying abreast of the most recent information in our clinical fields.  Finally, the honorable mention award recognized our efforts to provide community education to both local and expatriate children, parents, teachers, and medical practitioners.

The 2012 Practice of the Year Winner was Athletico, a 69-location practice headquartered in Chicago.  There were three other practices which earned honorable mention in addition to Olivia’s Place. Learn more about the Advance Practice of the Year awards and the 2012 winners.


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