The 6,000-square-foot addition will include a larger physical therapy area as well as more clinic space. The expansion will also add 10 jobs. The Erlanger office, which was opened last year, offers orthopedic and sports medicine services as well as interventional pain management and imaging services.
The practice includes five other offices in the greater Cincinnati area, according to the report.
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