Happy Holidays Erica Fredericks


Erica Fredericks, thank you for helping us with office management tasks this year. We hope at Physical Therapy Professionals you will continue providing our patients with receptionist skills needed for the day to day operation of the office. We wish you a Happy and Cheerful New Year.

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