Therapy Center Inc

“The executive director has the authority to review and approve the filing of the form 990.”

“All board members are required to acknowledge and sign the organization's conflict of interest policy on an annual basis.”

“The executive director's performance is reviewed annually by the board of directors”

“Governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available upon written request in advance.”

“The challenge center is committed to providing skilled physical therapy, specialized fitness and welness programs to rehabilitate, raise the level of independence, and improve the quality of life for children, adults, and seniors with severe disabilities, as well as their families and caregivers. The center serves people of all ages with disabilities, including spinal cord injury, stroke, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, parkinson's disease, rheumatoid arthritis, or any disease state that has significantly impacted a person's level of function. The center works vigorously to provide affordable long-term physical rehabilitation to those who have survived catastrophic injury or illness by delivering quality clinical services on an income-based, sliding fee scale, offering vital options for care. Challenge center: restoring health, providing hope and transforming lives.”

“Program 1: extended physical therapy program services: treats persons with disabilities and seniors after their insurance coverage is exhausted, for the length of time needed to fully maximize function and provides the medical and expert support medically complex/disabled persons require to participate in an effective exercise program. Over 97% of physical therapy clients made significant progress towards their functional goals. As clients increase their independence, family members who have had to leave their jobs to care for loved-ones have been able to resume their lives and return to work. Mothers are enabled to independently care for their children and end costly daycare. Elderly couples and singles are able to stay and enjoy their golden years in their own home.”

“Program 2: health and wellness program services include: assisted fitness, balance and conditioning classes, aquatics, yoga, and more for lifelong health and function. During the past year, 96% of the center's clients reported improvements in one or more areas of function, fitness level, psychological well-being, and/or quality of life. Also, over 97 %of balance class participants demonstrate measurable improvement of the 10 meter walk test - a key indicator of fall risk and overall level of function. The effects of our program do not end at our doorway. The positive ripple effects are far-reaching and extend the benefits to many more individuals in the community. Through better fitness, function, and wellness, seniors and persons with disabilities are empowered to secure the freedom to work, learn, and engage in their families' communities.”