Rest after an injury - While it seems obvious, many athletes do not realize that too early a return to competition can create repeated injury to the damaged tissue. Often the adrenaline rush following an injury can mask pain and create a false sense of security. Knowing your body and its limits can save your season or even your career!
Investor Relations
The business, Athletes First Sports Conditioning, Inc. (AFSC, Inc.) will comprise a private membership athletic training/sports facility; exercise and sports rehab center; health store; and a sports (football, speed & track) clinics. Further endeavors will also include expansion into occupational health resources.
Physical rehabilitation services are the processes that restore individuals disabled by trauma, injury or disease to their optimal level of functionality and self-sufficiency. Across the health care spectrum, over 80% of individuals receiving physical rehabilitation services return to the community in productive endeavors or to active retirement. AFSC, Inc. physical rehabilitation services are provided in two industry segments
- Outpatient services - providing outpatient physical therapy and rehabilitation ("O&P") and occupational health rehabilitation services through a national network of patient care centers
- Long-term care services - providing rehabilitation therapy and health care consulting services on a contract basis to health care institutions, primarily long-term care facilities and acute care hospitals.
ES, Inc. consist of comprehensive, fully integrated outsourcing solutions to human resource services, including payroll management, workers’ compensation, risk management, benefits administration, unemployment services and human resource consulting services generally provided to small and medium-size businesses. Employee Services, Inc. believes it offers better solutions at the best value by providing a convenient integrated complement of services. ES, Inc. creates relationships with both its clients and work site employees by contractually assuming certain administrative, regulatory and financial employer responsibilities with respect to work site employees in a "co-employment" relationship.
Our expansion into occupational health is a natural extension of our outpatient rehabilitation business, where one quarter of revenues comes from the treatment of work-related injuries. We expect similar growth through a combination of market growth, new facility start-up and acquisitions in a rapidly growing industry with an estimated $30 billion market potential.