Rehabilitation Company Moves From Harbor East To White Marsh
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- A Johns Hopkins University professor who founded a company that assists people struggling with spinal cord injuries and other neurological issues is moving his business from Harbor East to White Marsh in Baltimore County.
Restorative Therapies will relocate to 8098 Sandpiper Circle, according to MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services. Its owner, Jim Janicki, will be taking 35 employees with him, the real estate broker said.
Janicki's company manufactures and distributes medical devices that are used for neurological rehabilitation and critical care early mobility.
"This move continues the trend of companies exiting the city in search of flexible office space to accommodate their new hybrid work strategies, free parking and an easier commute for employees," stated Matthew Curran of MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services. "Restorative Therapies chose this building due to its convenient location, access to amenities and ability to accommodate a variety of administrative office, assembly and warehouse and storage uses."
