$PPJE news out! PPJ Healthcare Enterprises, Inc. Set to Open Its First Pain Management Center-Pain Care Centers USA
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TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 04, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PPJ Healthcare Enterprises Inc. (OTC Pink
PJE) announced that it is set to open its first pain management center in partnership with interventional pain doctors. The Company's pain management centers operate under the name Pain Care Centers USA ("PCC"
The Company has completed leasing of office space and initial equipment. Additionally, with personnel training and insurance contracts are being in place we will begin making appointments for opening March 1, 2016. PCC will be integrative pain centers which means patients will be treated as a whole person. Each patient will receive pain management medical treatment, a nutrition program, alternative therapies, chiropractic and psychological care- all in one place.
PCC's goal is to get patients feeling better and healthier while helping them to become less dependent on opioids as the exclusive treatment to their conditions. The centers will also be licensed for office suite surgery center for all pain management procedures once it is approved.
Financial projection of this type of centers can be from 1 to 2 million in the first year and 3 plus million revenue per year after that.
“We are very excited about the opening of first pain management center over the next 30 days. Not only will these centers provide relief and solutions to patients suffering from chronic pain, but will do so in manner that provides for a better quality of life. Our approach will involve nutrition and alternative treatments with less of a focus on just medicating the problem," Basu said.
Basu continued, "We expect each of these centers to generate between $1mm and $2mm in the first full year of operations and $3mm a year thereafter. Chronic pain is an epidemic right now and unfortunately a pharmaceutical approach to the issue is either not working or is severely effecting patients' ability to lead a normal life. It is our opinion that the pain centers offer a solution for these patients to manage their pain in productive, healthier manner."
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/ppj-healthcare-...00321.html
TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 04, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PPJ Healthcare Enterprises Inc. (OTC Pink
PJE) announced that it is set to open its first pain management center in partnership with interventional pain doctors. The Company's pain management centers operate under the name Pain Care Centers USA ("PCC" The Company has completed leasing of office space and initial equipment. Additionally, with personnel training and insurance contracts are being in place we will begin making appointments for opening March 1, 2016. PCC will be integrative pain centers which means patients will be treated as a whole person. Each patient will receive pain management medical treatment, a nutrition program, alternative therapies, chiropractic and psychological care- all in one place.
PCC's goal is to get patients feeling better and healthier while helping them to become less dependent on opioids as the exclusive treatment to their conditions. The centers will also be licensed for office suite surgery center for all pain management procedures once it is approved.
Financial projection of this type of centers can be from 1 to 2 million in the first year and 3 plus million revenue per year after that.
“We are very excited about the opening of first pain management center over the next 30 days. Not only will these centers provide relief and solutions to patients suffering from chronic pain, but will do so in manner that provides for a better quality of life. Our approach will involve nutrition and alternative treatments with less of a focus on just medicating the problem," Basu said.
Basu continued, "We expect each of these centers to generate between $1mm and $2mm in the first full year of operations and $3mm a year thereafter. Chronic pain is an epidemic right now and unfortunately a pharmaceutical approach to the issue is either not working or is severely effecting patients' ability to lead a normal life. It is our opinion that the pain centers offer a solution for these patients to manage their pain in productive, healthier manner."
