The Iroquois Memorial Hospital Development Council is working towards their goal of raising funds for the Rehabilitation Therapy Center, which will be located on the corner of Fourth Street and Fairman Avenue in Watseka. The building will provide cutting-edge services to enhance the quality of life for patients of all ages recovering from injuries or managing chronic conditions. Recently, the Watseka Ford, Watseka Chrysler and Dralle Watseka car dealerships donated $50 for each car sold over the course of a month, totaling over $13,000, to the Iroquois Memorial Hospital Development Council towards this project. We are grateful for the support of our local businesses. This Rehabilitation Therapy Center will serve as a hub for Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy. Physical therapy treats injuries or illnesses that limit the body's ability to move and function, helping patients of all ages and levels of ability. Occupational Therapy provides treatments involving the upper body including the shoulder, hand and wrist to help patients regain independence in all areas of their life. Speech Therapy helps children and adults improve their communication and language skills and can be prescribed after a diagnosis such as stroke, autism, and more. This project will impact the wellbeing of you, your loved ones, and the residents in the surrounding communities. For more information or to donate, please visit imhrh.org.