Evergreen Prosthetics & Orthotics has completed a major relocation to its new address at 1035 Wellington Ave., moving out of its previous building that was originally constructed in the 1950s, as The Business Times reported. The transition to the new location at 1035 Wellington Ave. represents a structural upgrade for the medical provider, moving operations away from the older 1950s-era building into a contemporary space designed for its ongoing services.
To mark the official opening of the facility at 1035 Wellington Ave., Evergreen Prosthetics & Orthotics hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 5. The Nov. 5 event brought together staff and leadership to celebrate the new chapter for the company at 1035 Wellington Ave.
Matt Hammond, who holds the position of Business Development Director for Evergreen Prosthetics & Orthotics, detailed the motivations behind the move to 1035 Wellington Ave. Matt Hammond told The Business Times, "We’ve been ramping up and building relationships for a few years now, to a point now where we’re expanding the team, increasing the reach and moving into a bigger, newer medical space to serve a larger, more complex population."
The expanded medical space at 1035 Wellington Ave. accommodates a growing workforce. Evergreen Prosthetics & Orthotics currently employs a team of 11 staffers. Within that group of 11 staffers, the company counts four practitioners who provide specialized care to patients visiting the 1035 Wellington Ave. facility.
Executive leadership at Evergreen Prosthetics & Orthotics includes Alex St. Louis, who serves as vice president of Evergreen Prosthetics & Orthotics. Alex St. Louis oversees various aspects of the company's operations, including the production capabilities housed within the new medical space at 1035 Wellington Ave.
Highlighting the hands-on approach utilized at the 1035 Wellington Ave. location, Alex St. Louis told The Business Times, "We do all our manufacturing in-house."
The technical and laboratory operations at the 1035 Wellington Ave. site are managed locally. Dion Foster serves in a dual capacity as Lab Manager and O&P Technician for Evergreen Prosthetics & Orthotics, working alongside vice president Alex St. Louis, Business Development Director Matt Hammond, the four practitioners, and the rest of the 11 staffers following the company's relocation from the building built in the 1950s to the modern facility on Wellington Ave. after the Nov. 5 ribbon-cutting ceremony.