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ABI Wellness Expands Cognitive Recovery System through Brain Trust Canada In Time for January
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (PRWEB) February 06, 2021
ABI Wellness, creators of the integrated patient care, tracking, and reporting approach designed under CEO Mark Watson, today announced that its Brain Enhance and Recovery System (BEARS) is now available through the Brain Trust Canada in Kelowna, B.C., Canada.
This new system, which integrates all aspects of cognitive recovery, drastically reducing administrative workload while delivering patient care more quickly and conveniently, transforms the way clinics are able to serve patients.
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BEARS platform is now available both virtually and in-person through Kelowna, B.C. provider Brain Trust Canada. This new Provider is headed by CEO Mia Burgess, who has worked in the non-profit sector for over 10 years and is experienced in leadership, developing collaborative networks, s
28 Desember 2020 06:09 Pictured at the awarding of the bursaries are Kyle Philander (left), Mia Burgess and Renaldo Dickson. With the excited learners are Overstrand MUNICIPAL MANager Dean O’Neill. Liam Africa was absent.
On Friday 11 December Overstrand Municipality awarded bursaries to four students in the municipal area, deemed deserving, who are pursuing their tertiary studies in die 2021 academic year.
The learners are Kyle Philander (Hermanus), Mia Burgess (Gansbaai), Renaldo Dickson (Stanford) and Liam Africa (Hawston).
The aim of this programme is to support students who are performing academically, have a real interest in uplifting and changing the community for the better, and who show their potential but do not have the financial means to study towards a qualification.