Healthcare Workers Honor Teachers As Unspoken Heroes

Press release from Performance Rehabilitation:

May 13 2020

Healthcare Workers Honor Teachers as Unspoken Heroes

Watchung, NJ., May 11, 2020 — During these unprecedented times, we have become increasingly grateful for our local heroes. In honor of last week’s Teacher Appreciation Week and to commemorate a school year which will be completed virtually, Performance Rehabilitation & Regenerative Medicine is delivering year-end gifts to local teachers nominated by the community.

Since transitioning to online school in March, teachers across the state have had to roll up their sleeves and adapt to an entirely new teaching format. For many teachers, this not only includes daily zoom sessions with students, but navigating new work-from-home strategies, with many having to simultaneously care for their own children.

“We are truly grateful for our children’s teachers, now more than ever,” said Steve Sargent, COO at Performance. “We want to let these unspoken heroes know that we recognize all that they do and we appreciate the positive impact they have on our children’s lives, especially during these challenging times.”

In addition to year-end gifts, children of the Performance Staff produced a video to simply say thank you to teachers everywhere.

To nominate a teacher to receive a gift, please visit www.performancerehabnj.com/hero.

Performance Rehabilitation & Regenerative Medicine

Founded in 2000, Performance Rehabilitation & Regenerative Medicine exists to serve people by mitigating pain and restoring healthy function, getting people back to doing what they love. With more than 60 employees in Watchung, Branchburg and soon Somerset, Performance treats complex orthopedic conditions using innovative, non-surgical treatment methods. For more information, visit www.performancerehabnj.com

This press release was produced by the Performance Rehabilitation. The views expressed here are the author’s own.