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Project Walk Paralysis Recovery Centers Set To Open in Minneapolis – Saint Paul This Summer
2014-05-22 •
Twin Cities, MN (February 6, 2013)- Project Walk Paralysis Recovery Centers is excited to bring their world-renowned activity-based recovery services to the city of Minneapolis - Saint Paul, MN. This will be the first franchised location to open its doors in the Midwest.
“We are thrilled to be opening our next location in Minneapolis - Saint Paul,” says, Tim Yates, Project Walk CEO. “The Twin Cities facility is perfect for those not able to make it to our West Coast locations.”
The Twin Cities franchise is owned by local resident, Chuck Wheeler who grew up near the future Project Walk location.
“I always knew I wanted to do something that directly helped people,” says Wheeler. “This is the perfect opportunity to help those living with paralysis gain a better life through recovery programs that have proven results.”
Project Walk is the pioneer in activity-based recovery with nearly two decades of experience. It’s the Project Walk mission to provide an improved quality of life for people affected by mobility related disorders. Based on The Dardzinski Method, Project Walk has established itself as a global leader in activity-based recovery through its unique approach to improving function below the level of injury.
For more information on Project Walk recovery programs please visit www.ProjectWalk.com
“We are thrilled to be opening our next location in Minneapolis - Saint Paul,” says, Tim Yates, Project Walk CEO. “The Twin Cities facility is perfect for those not able to make it to our West Coast locations.”
The Twin Cities franchise is owned by local resident, Chuck Wheeler who grew up near the future Project Walk location.
“I always knew I wanted to do something that directly helped people,” says Wheeler. “This is the perfect opportunity to help those living with paralysis gain a better life through recovery programs that have proven results.”
Project Walk is the pioneer in activity-based recovery with nearly two decades of experience. It’s the Project Walk mission to provide an improved quality of life for people affected by mobility related disorders. Based on The Dardzinski Method, Project Walk has established itself as a global leader in activity-based recovery through its unique approach to improving function below the level of injury.
For more information on Project Walk recovery programs please visit www.ProjectWalk.com
