The Greece Regional Chamber of Commerce celebrated the grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony of new business member Lattimore Physical Therapy of South Greece, located at 1564 Long Pond Road, just south of Unity Hospital. “The Chamber was pleased to celebrate with Lattimore, a growing business in Greece,” said Chamber President and CEO Joe Robach.
Featured speakers and dignitaries for the celebration were Nikolas Xenopoulos, PT, DPT and Clinical Director of the Lattimore Physical Therapy South Greece location; Tim Anne, Lattimore Physical Therapy Chief Executive Officer; New York State Assemblyman Josh Jensen; and Monroe County Legislator Virginia McIntyre.
“Lattimore continues to grow with its family-based approach and we couldn’t be prouder of Niko and his entire team as they consistently provide a positive and professional experience for each and every patient that walks through the door. The environment is electric and inviting! Congratulations Lattimore of South Greece; wishing you all the success in the future!” said Lattimore Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation Chief Executive Officer Tim Anne.
Lattimore Physical Therapy began in 1992, and has since established more than 25 locations throughout several counties in New York State. At Lattimore, the therapists take a hands-on approach with patients, taking the time to understand the patient’s specific needs and learn about their injuries and goals. They are well-known for providing personal, individualized care and are known for their compassion, friendly atmosphere, and outstanding professional standard, wanting their patients to look forward to their sessions as they work jointly toward success and improved quality of life. Lattimore offers patient services during late evening and early morning hours, aiming to provide convenient and accessible care for busy schedules.
Lattimore’s team of physical therapists have experience treating a variety of conditions, including arthritis and chronic pain, back and joint pain, balance and gait, TMJ, vertigo and neurological conditions. Treatments include aquatic therapy, custom splint fabrication, spinal decompression, sports performance training, pre- and post-surgery PT, women’s health PT, motor vehicle accident treatments, and modalities to help improve range of motion and reduce pain.
For more information on Lattimore Physical Therapy of South Greece, call 585-227-4477 or visit https://lattimorept.com/project/south-greece.
For more information on the Greece Regional Chamber of Commerce membership benefits, helping businesses with networking, marketing and branding, visit http://www.GreeceChamber.org, email Info@GreeceChamber.org, or call 585-227-7272.
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