TURNSTONE NOMINATED FOR 2023 FORT WAYNE NEWSPAPER’S READERS’ CHOICE AWARDS
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (July 21, 2023) – Turnstone is honored to be nominated for ten categories in the 2023 Fort Wayne Newspaper’s Readers’ Choice Awards. Nominations included Best Physical Therapist, Tim McCullough; Best Mental Health Provider, Eliana Mason; Best Exercise Facility; Best Child Care; Best Mental Health Practice; Best Pediatric Therapy Center; Best Speech Therapy Center; Best Physical Therapy Practice; Best Rehabilitation Center; and Best Nonprofit Organization.
Turnstone is defending 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022 1st Place finishes for Best Rehabilitation Center.
Public voting is now open online and will be active through Sunday, July 31 at www.fortwayne.com/readerschoice or at the following links:
- Best Physical Therapist, Tim McCullough - Vote
- Best Mental Health Provider, Eliana Mason - Vote
- Best Exercise Facility - Vote
- Best Child Care - Vote
- Best Mental Health Practice - Vote
- Best Pediatric Therapy Center - Vote
- Best Speech Therapy Center - Vote
- Best Physical Therapy Practice - Vote
- Best Rehabilitation Center - Vote
- Best Nonprofit Organization - Vote
Turnstone encourages our supporters to vote for us in all categories and share the voting link with family and friends so they can show their support as well. It is an honor to be included as a nominee again this year, and the Turnstone staff feels privileged to continue to serve our community. Thank you to all who nominated us and continue to support our mission.
Turnstone’s programs and services include physical therapy, occupational therapy, recreation therapy, speech therapy, inclusive early learning childcare, counseling, adult day services, memory care, adaptive sports and recreation, competitive adaptive sports teams, elite athlete training and support, fully-accessible fitness center, U.S. Veterans program and activities, group exercise classes, social services, support groups, and more.
Turnstone is also home of Team USA Men’s and Women’s Goalball, and one of nine U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Sites in relationship with the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee.