Champion Fitness Physical Therapy Patient Rewards Program

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Patient Rewards Program
2nd Quarter 2015
Winners Selected

Ten $25 Gift Card Winners have been selected for the 2nd quarter of 2015 and they are:

Alice M. Cain
Andrew A. Look
Crystal M. Carrithers
Gary Seguin
Dawn M. Hawkins
Joseph Cusack
Kathy Neels
Phillip E. Becker
Terry L. Hendren
and Zachary B. Kirkton

These individuals were chosen from a pool of candidates collected during the months of April, May and June and they had provided us with a valid email address.


If you are one of the lucky, loyal 10 mentioned above, please contact me toll free at 877-348-8500 or via email mcohlman@champfit.com to collect your gift card.


Past patients that choose to come again or past patients who refer friends and family to Champion for physical therapy, are eligible for this contest.

But, please make sure we have a valid email address on file to contact you. 

Names are collected on a quarterly basis and winners are drawn in April, July, October, and January. The 3rd quarter pool of candidates is already being assembled - those winners will be drawn in October.

"The idea for this promotion came as a result of Champion wishing to thank individuals for having confidence in our abilities to provide outstanding physical therapy to our patients," said owner Jeff Schade.

"Whether that person chose to return to us for their most recent therapy needs, or they recommended someone else to try Champion, we really appreciate the opportunity to help that person or that special someone 'Get Busy Living.'"


Congratulations to our winners! Hopefully, YOUR name will be chosen in OCTOBER, 2015 when our next drawing takes place!!!!
  

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