JAG Physical Therapy on Wednesday announced a new partnership with MLS soccer club New York City FC, in which JAG will become the official physical therapy and athletic training partner of the club.
As part of the agreement, New York City FC plans to incorporate JAG across the club’s youth and amateur adult soccer programs, delivering valuable education on injury prevention and recovery to participants and their families. This dynamic partnership not only aligns with JAG’s mission of educating the New York City community on sports injury prevention, but also reinforces the club’s dedication to offering extensive soccer programming and fostering youth development across the vibrant landscape of the five boroughs.
JAG CEO John Gallucci said the partnership signifies a collective commitment to promoting physical wellness, advancing soccer programs and educating the NYC community on injury prevention.
“At JAG Physical Therapy, we are committed to providing our patients with exceptional care and educational resources to promote physical wellness,” he said. “We believe this partnership with New York City FC is an opportunity to make a positive impact on our community and enhance health within local soccer programs.”
Andres Gonzalez, NYCFC vice president of partnerships, agreed.
“JAG Physical Therapy has an incredible track record of providing top quality physical and occupational therapy throughout the region, and we’re excited to welcome them as the club’s official physical therapy partner,” he said. “We’re grateful to partner with one of the leading companies in this space to bring their education and care to our club’s recreational soccer tournaments.”
JAG Physical Therapy, based in New Jersey, is arguably the fastest-growing comprehensive physical and occupational therapy practices in the region with more than 145 locations, the majority of which are in New Jersey.
JAG is known for providing comprehensive outpatient physical and occupational therapy company providing rehabilitative care for general orthopedic, sports and soft tissue injuries, workers’ compensation cases and Medicare patients.
