COMING SOON - our Medford clinic with be relocating to Tuckerton Road! Be sure to keep an eye out for the official grand opening announcement! #jagphysicaltherapy #jagpt #getbackthelifeyoulove #relocation #medfordnewjersey #newjersey
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👏 Shout-out to another one of our clients! Get to know more about Lightfully Behavioral Health and the impact they're making with #teenmentalhealth. 👇 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #behavioralhealth
Our clinical team and Lightfully CCO, Dr. Nicole Siegfried were interviewed by ABC7 News Bay Area for the "Break Through for a Better Bay Area" segment. We are excited to announce our Redwood City Teen RTC is open today! #bayarea #ABC7 #norcal #teenmentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness
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Crucial topic to address and implement actions to protect #pedestrians, #bikers and #motorvehicles. Safe streets and roads for all.
American Immigration & KY INJURY Lawyer at | Bukulmez Legal PLLC | Professor of Marketing and Project Management | A Proud American
As American #injury LAWYERS, we care about #saferoads for pedestrians, bikers and motor vehicles. When our Governor Andy Beshear for Governor appointed me to the State Commission, I promised that I'd work hard to make a difference for vulnerable road users such as #bikers, #hikers, #walkers as well as motorists. Our ANNUAL CONFERENCE is this week: The Kentucky Bicycle and Bikeway Commission (KBBC) is holding its Annual Meeting on Nov 2nd and 3rd in Lexington featuring bicycle and bikeway leaders, planners, engineers, and advocates. The meeting will be at the Downtown Lexington Hilton, 369 W. Vine Street. The KBBC consists of 7 Commissioners appointed by the Governor to advise KYTC staff and leadership on all matters pertaining to biking with the transportation system. The first day of the annual meeting is reserved for KBBC Commissioners where they will review and discuss the Paula Nye grant applications. The second day (Nov 3) is open to KYTC staff and the public. Secretary Jim Gray will kick off the meeting with opening remarks and will feature a variety of bike-related topics. Featured speakers are Jason Siwula, Deputy State Highway Engineer, and Bill Bell, Director of the Office of Highway Safety. Topics to be discussed are the Office of Highway Safety’s Vulnerable Road User programs, information about improving the safety of cyclists and pedestrians, and presentations from other communities across KY that are making significant progress in transforming their community to be more bike-friendly. The meeting will be held at the Downtown Hilton, Lexington KY. The theme is “Safety for All-especially bicyclists and pedestrians”. The deadline for registration is Oct. 27 and includes breakfast and lunch. You can use this link to register. https://lnkd.in/gP73XwUf #AmericanLawyer #JurisDoctor #injurylawyer #immigrationlawyer #AmericanDream
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Despite serving as a central hub for medical activity in the state, the Illinois Medical District (IMD) in Chicago presents significant safety hurdles for pedestrians, cyclists, and commuters due to its bustling thoroughfares and fast-paced traffic. In response to these challenges, the recently unveiled IMD Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Plan introduces five projects aimed at mitigating risks and enhancing overall safety within the district. As a nonprofit dedicated to advancing people-focused shared mobility solutions, SUMC is excited to see that included in the plan are efforts to transform Wolcott Avenue into a pedestrian-friendly zone, establish a dedicated fitness loop along Damen, and implement a comprehensive road diet on the same avenue. These endeavors encompass a range of measures, from the creation of vibrant public spaces to the installation of protected bike lanes and the introduction of traffic calming strategies. We look forward to seeing the project outcomes, and how they foster a more sustainable, accessible and equitable community for all. For a more comprehensive look into these transformative initiatives, refer to the complete IMD Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Action Plan: https://lnkd.in/gxDEGqeg
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It's truly inspiring to witness the unwavering dedication of our City of Rochester, MN team, both elected and appointed, recognized in various ways (like this article) in their pursuit of excellence! Their 6-year planning effort to modernize the Land Development Manual, a document in place since 1995, was a testament to their commitment. This endeavor involved extensive public engagement, outreach, feedback, and a 4-hour final public hearing, culminating in a number of reasonable amendments by the Council. Their commitment to annual review and small incremental updates to the new UDC ensures it never becomes outdated. It provides design standards that make it clear to those looking to develop what they should expect and provides clarity for existing and future neighbors what they can expect as to the form and function of a new development. I couldn't agree more with this comment in the STrib comments for this article: "I'm Glad Rochester has taken a broad-minded approach. That city is very important to the future of Minnesota." Yes we are! Use the UDC in 6 simple steps here: https://lnkd.in/gTXZtvW9 #ForwardTogether #LocalGovernment #CommunityDevelopment #GoodPlanning #GoodGovernment #OpenForBusiness
So many great things happening in Rochester. Come check it out first hand. https://lnkd.in/gPGDKZcJ @ryanyetzer Cindy Sheldon Steinhauser - ICMA-CM Catherine Malmberg Dannenbring Alison Zelms Aaron Parrish, ICMA-CM Kim Norton Brooke Carlson Destination Medical Center (DMC) #housing #regulatoryreform #rochmn
Ramstad: Minnesota's town leaders should look to Rochester for housing ideas
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Want to know what is happening in to rents in Medway? Our research shows that over the last 12 months, the average rent achieved for homes let in Medway Towns was £1,153 per month. This is an increase of 8% change on the previous 12 month period. We have managed to go even further to see what the rent is by the different towns and types. If you want to discuss this further get in touch.
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A sweeping health-care oversight bill that passed the Massachusetts state House of Representatives with almost unanimous support includes a provision that would ban hospitals from leasing their main campuses from real estate investment trusts, known as REITs. Other types of landlords would still be allowed to own hospitals and existing leases with REITs can continue. The crackdown would be among the first of its kind in the US. Story by Sri Taylor and Brooke Sutherland https://lnkd.in/dKPHjrpZ #healthcare #hospitals #realestate #REITs
Massachusetts Is Trying to Prevent REITs From Owning Hospitals
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The next time you go to Memorial Hospital of South Bend you will definitely notice some changes. As we build a new patient tower to serve you better, some adjustments have been made around the main entrance to accommodate parking and traffic. Here are the two important points you need to know when navigating our campus: 1. Traffic now follows a one-way pattern. Enter at the west driveway that leads to the main entrance and exit at the east driveway. 2. Parking in the Bartlett Street Garage? Enter and exit at the west end of the garage. We're working to build you a healthier tomorrow. Read more about our new traffic patterns here: https://bit.ly/3W4AVHx
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If you've got an interest in the future of Medway can I point you in the direction of this: https://lnkd.in/dCJjt3bg It is separate to the Local Plan, which will guide development and use of land in Medway up to 2040, but instead focuses on five principal priorities for the coming years: 1. Delivering quality social care and community services 2. Benefiting from good education opportunities, quality jobs and a growing economy 3. Enjoying clean, green, safe, and connected communities 4. Improving health and wellbeing services for all 5. Ensuring there are good quality, affordable homes for people to live in The consultation runs until Sunday 11 February. And if you're wondering who took this picture of Medway, the answer is: Geoff Watkins at Imaging South East.
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