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United Seating & Mobility Adds Indianapolis Branch Office

May 1, 2008 by Mobility Management

United Seating & Mobility (USM) has opened a new branch office in Indianapolis to serve clients with complex rehab needs.
“After careful consideration, we chose to answer the call to add this location to better accommodate clients’ increasing needs,” said USM Midwest Regional Manager Bruce Golatka. “Adding Indianapolis has allowed us to reach out and service more customers by increasing our presence in the Midwest area.”

The new office will be led by Lynn Marschand, who has served in the rehab industry for nearly three decades. Golatka’s announcement said Marschand “will focus her enthusiasm and efforts on bringing USM’s products and services to the dynamic Indianapolis business market. She intends to not only grow the branch’s clients and revenue, but to expand it with direct, positive involvement in the community.” The Indianapolis office is located at 8770 Commerce Park Place, Suite H. USM, headquartered in Earth City, Mo., has 25 other locations throughout nine states. In cyberspace, USM can be reached at www.unitedseating.com.

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