JAG Physical Therapy recently held a formal ribbon cutting ceremony for its newest Short Hills facility.
“We are so excited to be here. JAG was born and raised in Essex County, and we are happy to continue to grow here!” John Gallucci Jr., president and CEO of JAG Physical Therapy, said.
JAG PT is one of the fastest growing comprehensive physical and occupational therapy practices providing rehabilitative care to patients and sports teams in over 160 locations across the Northeast.
Located at 734 Morris Turnpike, the Short Hills facility first opened its doors to the community in January.
With eight additional facilities throughout Essex County, JAG Physical Therapy is thrilled to further its mission of providing easy access to compassionate and comprehensive services throughout the county’s growing population.
Local elected officials and leaders joined the JAG Physical Therapy team for the ribbon cutting. Anette Romano, Mayor of Millburn Township, shared about the community’s growth: “Millburn Township is growing remarkably. This shopping center has come alive, and we are happy to welcome JAG to the area.”
Ana Meyer, president of the Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of Commerce, added: “We service the local community and beyond, and that is where we see the beauty and growth. Welcome, we are here to help you and are excited to see you grow!”
“We are excited to be part of the Short Hills community and are ready to get the community back to the life they love,” Joseph Fullum, Short Hills Clinical Director, said. Mark Cristiano, managing regional director, added: “We are always striving to do better and to be the area’s trusted, household name. We look forward to serving the community!”
The Short Hills facility is centrally located and designed to serve a wide range of patient needs, with services including general orthopedic rehabilitation, injury prevention, sports medicine, spine therapy, and more.
