We have some important news to share. As of January 1, 2024, Qore Physical Therapy has officially closed its doors. However, we are pleased to announce that Dry Creek Physical Therapy has acquired our equipment and has warmly welcomed our talented therapists and staff into their team.
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We are incredibly grateful for the trust you placed in Qore Physical Therapy. Serving the American Fork community has been a privilege, and we cherish the relationships we've built with each of you. Russ and the Dry Creek Physical Therapy team look forward to serving you under the Dry Creek brand and continuing our commitment to your health and well-being.
Thank you for your continued support during this transition.
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