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Cara McInerney (left) and Colleen Fennell say they value their company's commitment to employees. High-fives and healthy snacks add to the positive workplace atmosphere at ATI Physical Therapy.


Chicago-area company wins as a healthy place to work

by Kelly C. Doherty
April 08, 2010


Employees at ATI Physical Therapy’s Lincoln Park location call their company a winner as a psychologically healthy place to work.  ATI was recently honored with an award from the American Psychological Association.