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Beebe Healthcare cuts ribbon on Physical Rehabilitation
A large group came outside for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Shown are front row only (l-r) Brianna Eliowitz, Beebe Healthcare physical therapist; Andrew Clements, Beebe Healthcare physical therapy assistant; Lesley Nance, president of Beebe Healthcare Auxiliary; Judy Aliquo, president and CEO of Beebe Medical Foundation; Joseph Wayne, director of clinical operations for physical rehab, Beebe Healthcare; Joe DeRanieri, executive director of Beebe Healthcare Orthopaedic Service Line; Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long; Rick Schaffner, executive vice president/COO; Tim Phelps, manager of physical rehab, Beebe Healthcare; Tom Protack, Beebe Medical Foundation; Dan Mapes, executive director of diagnostic and imaging, Beebe Healthcare; Steve Rhone, VP/CNO, Beebe Healthcare; Don Jung, Beebe Healthcare physical therapist; and Amanda Hunter, Beebe Healthcare speech language pathologist.
November 8, 2018
The large facility still has room to expand the space.
Joe DeRanieri, executive director of Beebe Healthcare’s Orthopaedic Service Line, spoke to the crowd saying, “No one can do it like we do at Beebe.”
A large room is adjacent to the therapy room for group classes.
Beebe Healthcare cut the ribbon and held an open house at Beebe Healthcare Physical Rehabilitation Oct. 24. The 7,550-square-foot facility, located in Lighthouse Plaza, Rehoboth Beach, replaces the physical therapy facility at Beebe’s Route 24 Campus. The therapies at the center include pediatric physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, lymphedema therapy and physical therapy.
