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A Winning Partnership
Bubba Klostermann, Woody Gilliland, & Dan Munton, MD
West Texas Rehab has put together the most comprehensive employer services program in West Texas! On May 1, Bubba Klostermann joined WTRC as the director of Occupational Health and Employer Services. Dr. Dan Munton is the Medical Director overseeing the program and Woody Gilliland, President/CEO of WTRC is the guiding force behind this positive collaboration. West Texas Rehab is second to none when it comes to Occupational Health! If your company would like to be apart of this amazing program, call Deonna Galbraith at 325.793.3525.
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WTRC Celebrates Construction!!
West Texas Rehab has finally completed it’s half million dollar renovation and celebrated with a cook-out. WTRC Employees and ALL the construction workers who helped work on the facility were invited to attend.
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Oak Ridge Boys Coming To Abilene!!
Theirs is one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music industry. The four-part harmonies and upbeat songs of The Oak Ridge Boys have spawned dozens of country hits and a #1 pop smash, earned them Grammy, Dove, CMA & ACM Awards and garnered a host of other industry and fan accolades.
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WTRC Block Party!!
There's a new neighbor in the WTRC Family and the REHAB and the Chamber of Commerce Red Coats are out to make them feel welcome..
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Summer In The City!!
There is no better way for kids to cure the Summertime Blues than to participate in Summer Camp. WTRC gives kids the chance to have in share in all the Summer Fun.
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Special Teamers Enjoy NFL Tutoring!!
The West Texas Rehab/Justin Snow Special Teamers Camp has come and gone and just as previous years, this camp has provided its own unique memories. This was the 6th year the REHAB and Justin have teamed up with Wylie High School for the day event.
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Silver Spur Dances to Tune of $32,000!!
Close to 450 people attended the recent Silver Spur Ball benefiting the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. The event raised more than $32,000 dollars.
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