A lot’s been happening with our clients, and we wanted to congratulate them in their many successes:
We’d like to congratulate Dress for Success Wichita on receiving Net-Ability’s 2015 Not-for-Profit Technology Grant. Dress for Success supports women in the Wichita area by helping them become economically independent.
We’re still excited about Atlas.md’s Direct Care Curriculum — a 12-lesson curriculum that helps doctors open their own direct primary care facilities. Check out the curriculum here. Atlas is Wichita’s leading Direct Primary Care facility, and they are dedicated to providing high-end, personalized medical care and direct primary care education.
We’d like to congratulate Nai Martens as they team up to support the Pinnacle Lofts and the Wichita Downtown Development Corporation in the building of new urban apartments for downtown Wichita. The apartments will include a bike-share program, on-site laundry services, and smart-key technology for added security. Construction is projected to be completed by the spring of 2016. NAI Martens is the largest commercial real estate firm in Kansas, and they offer a variety of real estate solutions from acquisition and consultancy to valuation and corporate solutions. To learn more about NAI Martens, their brokers, staff, and their real estate services, visit their website today.
We’d like to congratulate Midwest Health Group on their updated website. Midwest Health Group is a direct primary care facility serving Kansas City.
We’re always excited to share in our clients’ successes! Feel free to send any news to info@entermotion.com.
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