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Learn to Live Pain-Free

Dr. Jean Santo (Advanced Pain Care), Dr. Peter Lu (The Burick Center), Dr. Andrew Zang (Zang Physical Therapy) and Don Larkin (Reach for More), were scheduled to present a public seminar, Take Control of Pain – A Journey Back to Your Active Life, on April 21.

However, due to the COVID-19 precautions, this event has been postponed. Andrew Zang shares the following message...

"I am disappointed that the special event being planned for April 21st on Taking Control of Pain is going to have to be postponed. BUT I plan to be in communication with the other presenters to see if we can bring this event directly to each and every person's home, streaming on your computer. If we can make this happen, I will blast out details.

They intend to provide information for individuals struggling with pain that are unable to be as active as they want.

This multi-disciplinary team of presenters will provide perspective across the spectrum of pain management and answer how each discipline serves a role in treating pain and helping individuals to regain active lifestyles free from pain.

An online presentation of this event is under consideration. Please stay tuned for more details. For an update, please call 717-440-6197.





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