JAG Physical Therapy continues to expand its footprint, most recently opening its first outlet in Sussex County.

Located at 530 Route 515, Unit 2, in Vernon Township, the 3,000 square-foot office offers a variety of services to patients.

A JAG spokesperson did not specify how many employees work from the new location, but told NJBIZ the outpost currently employs one treating clinician as well as support staff.

Clinical Director Dale Ambrogio oversees the new Vernon facility. JAG said Ambrogio brings experience from a variety of settings, including acute and subacute acre, long-term care and outpatient facilities. She received her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Miami and Doctor of Physical Therapy from Boston University.

JAG said Ambrogio has particular interest in orthopedics regarding vestibular therapy, orthopedic health across the lifespan and medically complex patients.

Services available in Vernon include physical, vestibular and cupping therapies; assessments for neurological conditions and concussions; and treatment for orthopedic and sports injuries. Instrument-assisted soft tissue techniques, balance/gait training, women’s health- and sports medicine-related services, and TMJ physical therapy treatment are also offered.

“We are excited to reach even more patients in northern New Jersey and help them work toward restoring their physical health and the life they love with the opening of our first Sussex County facility,” commented Ambrogio. “Making specialized care more accessible to a variety of new patients throughout the state is our ongoing goal as JAG Physical Therapy continues expanding its reach.”

Growth plan

Fast-growing – and award winning – JAG Physical Therapy has been busy of late.

After rebranding to its current moniker last fall, Inc. named the Bridgewater-based business named one of the fastest-growing companies in the region, posting gains of more than 100%. Along with new partnerships, JAG has also opened several new offices, including Garden State locations in Jersey City, Newark and Rutherford.