Pictured left to right, Hanna Westra, LSCP Outreach and Development specialist; Dave Aro, Active PT general manager/partner; Kristin Andreae, PT, SCS, CKPT, Active PT partner; Allyssa Vanhorn, PTA Active PT; Kristy Kerkela, MSPT, Cert. DN, Active PT partner; Niki Atkerson, CMA(AAMA) and Active PT administration; Megan Mathieu, PT, DPT, Active PT; Kristin Eden PT, DPT, Active PT; Elizabeth Mead PT, DPT, Active PT; Sydnie Wedig PT, DPT, Active PT; Scott Corkin LAT, ATC, Active PT Partner; Brooke Quinn, LSCP senior business development representative

ISHPEMING — Active Physical Therapy proudly announces the grand opening of its new clinic located in downtown Ishpeming.

The Lake Superior Community Partnership helped in the celebration with a ribbon-cutting event on April 4.

Active Physical Therapy’s mission is to deliver exceptional care to their patients. With a focus on prevention, identification, assessment, and correction of pain and disability, their dedicated team ensures personalized treatment for a wide range of health issues including orthopedic, sports, auto and occupational injuries.

The newly opened downtown Ishpeming clinic boasts specialized services catering to Women’s Health, neurological patients, and general physical therapy.

“We are passionate about providing you with the best possible care,” said Dave Aro, General Manager and Partner of Active Physical Therapy. “Our team is committed to delivering effective, one-on-one therapy to address your unique needs.”

Conveniently located at 111 W. Division St., in downtown Ishpeming, the clinic’s operational hours are 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday and 8 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. on Tuesdays.

Patients can also request appointments online through their website at stayactiveup.com or by calling 906-204-7400.