Credit: State Sen. Santarsiero
ATI Physical Therapy celebrated the grand opening of a new location in the Levittown Town Center earlier this month.
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State Sen. Steve Santarsiero, a Democrat, and representatives from the Lower Bucks Chamber of Commerce were in attendance to mark the occasion.
Tim Flaherty, regional vice president for ATI Physical Therapy, expressed his excitement about the new center.
“We are proud to further expand access to care in Lower Bucks County,” he said. “We are committed to providing exceptional musculoskeletal services to our patients and these new locations will allow us to better serve the Levittown and Yardley communities. We look forward to welcoming current and new patients and helping them on their journey to get back to their best.”
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With over 900 centers in 24 states, ATI Physical Therapy provides treatment to more than 400,000 patients annually, the company said.
ATI Physical Therapy, which employs over 6,000 people, was founded in 1996 in Willowbrook, Illinois.
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“We quickly realized there was an opportunity to provide a new and unmatched level of service to injured workers,” the company states on its website.
Pennsylvania residents might already be familiar with ATI Physical Therapy. The company opened its first Keystone State locations in 2006.
The company operates nearby centers in Bensalem Township, Bristol Borough, Bristol Township, Middletown Township, and Newtown Township.
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ATI Physical Therapy will open a new location in Lower Makefield Township later this month.
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