Patient Access Solutions, Inc. (PASO), a provider of healthcare/financial processing solutions for the healthcare, and dental industries, announced today that work has commenced on the new Center for treatment with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other biomedical conditions. The Center will focus on bridging the gap of an unhealthy brain to a healthy brain.
Patient Access Solutions Inc. through its management company PASHealth Management Company Inc., will open its Plainview Center, specializing in the treatment of Autism, Concussion, PTSD and numerous other biomedical conditions. The Center will offer state-of-the-art diagnostic testing, innovative healthcare strategies for individuals with autism, and the implementation of novel and effective strategies for the rehabilitation of those suffering with post-concussion syndrome and like syndromes. The Center will be run by well-renowned doctors from Long Island, NY.
The new Center will occupy 12,500 square feet, in a street level, multi-tenant office building located in Plainview, NY. The new floor plan will provide great efficiency in how we serve our patients. As we start to grow this current office, we are able to position our entire healthcare staff in designated areas, to maximize on the treatment protocols for our patients.
"We were fortunate to find such a great space, centrally located in Nassau County, NY. We really wanted to simplify the process for the family by handling all modalities under one roof. I dont think we could have found a better location for our patients. Our location and enhanced operational efficiencies will help us continue to grow and evolve to keep pace with our patients needs, allowing our doctors and healthcare providers to provide exceptional care and superior service along the way," said CEO, Bruce Weitzberg
"Construction in the new space is nearly completed with the grand opening to be scheduled in the upcoming weeks. We are looking forward to the duplication of our treatment center and our streamlined, effective treatments for individuals with autism spectrum disorder throughout the USA. I will be keeping our share holders current, with all of our upcoming progress and the grand opening of our new center."
