09/29/08 Business Briefs


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New media design and marketing firm opens

A new media design and marketing firm is now open in Yakima.

Invisible Ink, located at 3601 W. Washington Ave., Suite 2A, offers a variety of online advertising services including Web site design, content management software and digital photography services.

The firm's team has more than 20 years of combined experience in new media design. Chris Duren, the company's founder, has spent several years maintaining Web sites for local and regional clients with Davanti Studios and Northwest InfoNet and also specializes in photography and photo restoration.

For more information about the company, call Duren at 509-654-7770 or log on to the company's Web site at www.invisible-ink.com.

 

New therapy services offered at Living Care

Living Care Retirement Community, located at 3801 Summitview Ave., has partnered with a Spokane firm to offer a variety of therapy services.

The center is now working with Infinity Rehab to offer physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy services on-site at the residents' apartments or at Summitview Healthcare Center, the nursing center of the community.

The seven workers from Infinity Rehab are based out of the Summitview Health Care Center.

 



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