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The Q2 Buyer's Guide is Available Now

Published in Complex Rehab on May 07, 2021

Quarterly Buyer's GuideU.S. Rehab is excited to announce that the second quarter Digital Buyer’s Guide has been released. The latest edition can be downloaded here.

We’ve curated content from our trusted vendor partners specific to seasonal disease states, industry events, trends, and quarterly planning. To help you plan ahead, the product news and special offers included can be used to prepare for your third quarter.

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“We are thrilled to showcase an even more robust offering of product news and special offers this quarter,” said Krista McNurlen, Senior VP of Marketing, VGM & Associates. “We have a strong vendor offering for our members. This buyer’s guide provides the most recent updates that your business needs to know about.”

It is our hope that this guide is something you look forward to and hold on to for reference throughout the quarter. As a member of any one of our communities, you are part of something bigger.  If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to your Account Manager. As always, full vendor information and offerings can be found on the member portal.

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