The West Jordan Journal is the local newspaper covering news and events in the City of West Jordan, Utah. The West Jordan Journal provides one of the best advertising channels to the residents of the City of West Jordan.

West Jordan Journal | Educating | Entertaining | Informing | Press Releases

Pepeto

New Crypto Pepeto Announces Its Raise Beyond $11.231M And Bitcoin Price Prediction Targets $175,000

East Side Games Group Inc.

EAST SIDE GAMES GROUP PROVIDES ADDITIONAL DETAILS ON NEW CREDIT FACILITIES WITH NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA AND EXPORT DEVELOPMENT CANADA

Kessler Topaz Meltzer &amp; Check LLP

NYSE: CC: Kessler Topaz Meltzer &amp; Check, LLP Announces the Filing of a Securities Fraud Class Action Lawsuit Against The Chemours Company

Aslan Motion Technologies

Aslan Motion Technologies Launches aslanmotion.com with NDAA Focused Drone Electronics and U.S. Manufactured Motors

SurgeU

SurgeU Named to Fortune’s 2026 Best Workplaces

Recognition highlights SurgeU’s commitment to building a mission-driven workplace centered on growth, purpose and opportunity.

Park Aerospace Corp.

Park Aerospace Corp. Chairman and CEO Comments on Certain Incorrect Reporting About the Robustness of the Ramp-Up of the Company’s Commercial Aircraft Jet Engine Business

Lint Busters Shares Resource on Lint Control for Clothing Processors

LAKE CITY, MN - October 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Lint Busters™, a division of Pepin Manufacturing, is sharing a resource on lint and fiber control practices used in clothing processing and dry cleaning operations. The company manufactures American-made lint removal products at its Minnesota facility and has supplied commercial facilities for more than 25 years. Clothing processors, alteration shops, and dry cleaners place adhesive rollers at finishing, pressing, and final inspection points so that loose fibers are removed before garments move to packaging or customer pickup.
The company site describes lint removal as part of the process that keeps garments presentation-ready. In apparel manufacturing, rollers are used on raw fabric before cutting, at quality review stations during production, and again at final inspection before packaging. In dry cleaning and alteration environments, the same tools are used at pressing stations and during the last check before a garment is returned to the customer. Lint Busters lists clothing processing, dry cleaning, and apparel manufacturing among the industries it serves.
“Lint removal is often part of the final checks before a garment is packaged or returned to a customer,” said Steve Yulga, Sales & Marketing Manager of Lint Busters. “In clothing processing and dry cleaning, keeping rollers near finishing and inspection stations makes it easier to address loose fibers as garments move through the workflow.”
Product configurations referenced for these environments include the Lint Busters Plus set, which pairs twelve rolls with a metal handle. The company notes that the metal handle is selected for stations where the tool is used repeatedly during a shift, because the construction resists the flex that can affect plastic handles under continuous handling. A second configuration supplies twelve rolls with twelve separate handles so that packing or fulfillment teams can keep a roller at each station without sharing a single handle. Both configurations are produced in the United States.
The company also lists a commercial fabric shaver for pilling and fuzz on sweaters and other fabrics. The shaver is described as rechargeable and is offered for use in tailoring shops, clothing stores, and manufacturing settings where fabric surfaces show fiber wear after handling or storage. It is presented as a separate tool from the adhesive rollers used for loose lint and hair.
“Lint control can be incorporated at several points in the process, from checking fabric during production to inspecting finished garments before they leave the facility,” Yulga added. “The appropriate placement depends on the operation and how garments move between workstations.”
Fall months bring higher volumes of heavier apparel through dry cleaning and alteration channels as seasonal clothing rotates. The company is noting the existing use of rollers at finishing and inspection stations during this period. The same placement applies in larger clothing processing operations that manage multiple stations and in independent dry cleaning shops that handle individual garments. Related sectors such as janitorial services use rollers for uniform touch-ups, but the current resource is limited to the clothing processing and dry cleaning applications listed on the site.
All Lint Busters rollers are manufactured at the Pepin Manufacturing facility in Minnesota. The company states that production remains domestic and that adhesive performance is kept consistent across batches. Bulk ordering options are available for facilities that stock multiple stations. Refill rolls can be ordered separately so that handles already in circulation continue in service.
Pepin Manufacturing, the parent company of Lint Busters, is a family-owned contract manufacturer based in Minnesota. The organization produces the Lint Busters line of commercial lint rollers and supplies facilities in manufacturing, food processing, healthcare, hospitality, janitorial services, clothing processing, veterinary care, and automotive operations. The Lint Busters division has focused on commercial lint removal products for more than 25 years.


The resource remains limited to the placement of commercial rollers already used in clothing processing and dry cleaning workflows. The company continues to supply these products through its established commercial channels.
###
For more information about Lint Busters™, contact the company here:
Lint Busters™
Todd Solberg
651-345-5655
customerservice@lintbustersusa.com
1875 Highway 61 South Lake City, MN 55041

MBA Insurance Services Issues Medicare Open Enrollment Scam Guidance

RED WING, MN - October 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
MBA Insurance Services, an independent insurance agency with offices in Red Wing, Lake City, Ellsworth, and Lutsen, is issuing guidance on scam awareness during Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period. The period runs from October 15 through December 7 and is the annual window when beneficiaries may review and change coverage.
The agency’s published resource notes that this limited timeframe attracts increased scam activity. Individuals may receive unsolicited calls, emails, or visits from people claiming to represent Medicare or insurance carriers. Common tactics include requests for Medicare numbers, offers of free medical equipment, or pressure to enroll in plans described as exclusive or lower cost. Legitimate organizations do not request Medicare or Social Security numbers through unsolicited contact.
MBA Insurance Services advises beneficiaries to rely on official sources for plan information. These include Medicare.gov, the State Health Insurance Assistance Program, and the Medicare help line. The agency recommends hanging up on unexpected calls, avoiding links in unsolicited messages, and confirming any proposed changes with a known agent before proceeding. Records of suspicious contacts can be retained for reporting to Medicare, the Senior Medicare Patrol, or the state Department of Insurance.
The guidance aligns with the agency’s ongoing work in individual health, life, and Medicare-related coverage. Agents assist clients with plan reviews during the enrollment window and throughout the year. The independent structure allows comparison of options from multiple carriers rather than restriction to a single provider’s products.
Dee Whipple, Agency Partner and Health and Life Sales and Service Agent at MBA Insurance Services, described the practical steps involved. "Beneficiaries face a short window each fall to review coverage, and that concentration of activity creates opportunities for unsolicited contacts. Confirming information through known channels reduces the chance of acting on incomplete details."
Brittney Olson, Health and Life Sales Service Agent at MBA Insurance Services, added context on client conversations. "Many people prefer to discuss plan differences in person or by phone with someone they already know. That conversation can clarify what a proposed change actually covers before any paperwork is signed."
The agency’s resource outlines several verification steps. Beneficiaries can cross-check plan details directly on Medicare.gov rather than through third-party links. Door-to-door solicitations that request personal information or claim an immediate need to switch cards can be declined. Any offer of free equipment or testing in exchange for insurance details warrants separate confirmation with an official source.
MBA Insurance Services continues to support clients with Medicare-related questions outside the annual window as well. Agents explain differences between original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and supplemental plans in plain terms. The focus remains on helping individuals understand existing coverage and available options without pressure to make immediate changes.
As an insurance agency in Lake City, MN, MBA Insurance Services extends these health and life services across its Minnesota and Wisconsin service area. The team works with individuals, families, and small groups on coverage that fits their circumstances.
The educational guidance on enrollment-period scams forms part of the agency’s broader personal lines and health practice. Agents remain available for policy reviews that account for changes in health needs, provider networks, or household situations. The approach emphasizes clear explanations of plan features and exclusions so clients can evaluate options based on their own priorities.


MBA Insurance Services operates as a locally owned independent insurance agency dedicated to personal and business insurance solutions. With offices in Red Wing, Lake City, Ellsworth, and Lutsen, the agency helps clients protect the lives they are building through reliable coverage options.
###
For more information about MBA Insurance Services, contact the company here:
MBA Insurance Services
Bob Kubes
651-388-7128
Info@mustybarnhart.com
910 Main St #202, Red Wing, MN 55066

St. Croix Garage Doors Sponsored Baldwin-Woodville Chamber Chili Fest

WOODVILLE, WI - October 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
St. Croix Garage Doors sponsored the 21st Annual Chili Fest organized by the Baldwin-Woodville Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau. The event was held on September 26 at South Steven Park in Woodville and included chili, music, football, and family activities. The sponsorship places the company among local organizations supporting a long-running community gathering in one of the areas it serves.

The family-owned business operates from locations in Woodville and Chippewa Falls and provides residential and commercial garage door repair, installation, opener service, and planned maintenance. Coverage extends across Northwestern Wisconsin and portions of eastern Minnesota. Sponsorship of the Chili Fest aligns with the company’s presence in Woodville, where technicians complete service calls for homes, businesses, and agricultural properties throughout the year.
Tracy Crowley, a Financial Assistant at St. Croix Garage Doors, described the decision to support the event. “We’re proud to sponsor Chili Fest because it’s a great way to spend time with our neighbors and support our community,” said Crowley. “We work with families and businesses in this area every day, and we enjoy being part of local events like this.”
Residential services include repair of broken torsion springs, worn or snapped cables, misaligned safety sensors, noisy operation caused by dry rollers or loose hardware, and doors that have come off their tracks. The company installs new residential garage doors in insulated steel and woodgrain finishes and provides garage door openers in chain-drive, belt-drive, and other configurations. Commercial work covers high-cycle overhead doors, rolling steel systems, and heavy-duty openers used by warehouses, auto shops, and loading docks.
Agricultural services include overhead doors for machine sheds and barns, rolling steel doors for storage buildings, sectional doors selected for insulation needs, and high-speed doors for operations that require rapid access with reduced energy loss.
Jess Harder, on the Warehouse and Operations team, noted that local engagement supports the company’s operations. “We love great food and great people, so Chili Fest is a perfect fit for us,” he said. "It's also a chance for us to tell our story and let people know how we can help with their garage door needs.”
Planned maintenance programs involve inspection of spring tension, cable condition, door balance, opener settings, and safety features. These visits identify developing issues before they result in a door that will not open or close. The company also supplies specialty products that include high-speed doors, car wash doors, and mini storage doors for commercial and industrial applications involving frequent cycling or exposure to moisture and debris.
Service is delivered from the Woodville location and the Chippewa Falls site, which operates from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The territory includes Wisconsin counties such as Barron, Buffalo, Chippewa, Clark, Dunn, Eau Claire, Jackson, Pepin, Pierce, Polk, Rusk, St. Croix, Taylor, and Trempealeau, along with Minnesota counties including Dakota, Washington, Goodhue, Chisago, Isanti, and Anoka. The company is currently hiring for installation and service technician positions that involve residential and commercial garage door work.


St. Croix Garage Doors has operated as a family-owned business serving Northwestern Wisconsin since the 1980s. Its work focuses on residential, commercial, and agricultural garage door systems, with an emphasis on completing repairs and installations that are timely, trustworthy, and of the highest quality. Support for local events such as the Chili Fest forms part of that ongoing community presence.
###
For more information about St. Croix Garage Doors, contact the company here:
St. Croix Garage Doors
Jon Willert
715-781-8989
info@scgaragedoors.com
104 Trient Dr, Suite B, Woodville, WI 54028

The Rosen Law Firm PA

ROSEN, A LEADING INVESTOR RIGHTS LAW FIRM, Encourages Alphabet Inc. Investors to Secure Counsel Before Important Deadline in Securities Class Action - GOOGL, GOOG

Kirby McInerney LLP

PORTILLO’S INC. INVESTIGATION: PTLO Securities Investors Encouraged to Contact Kirby McInerney LLP About Their Rights

Lundin Mining Corporation

Lundin Mining Pre-Announces Items Impacting the Third Quarter 2026 Results

Camposol SA

Camposol announces investment to become a shareholder in Jaliscavo, strengthening its global avocado sourcing strategy

Remittix

Crypto News Today: Remittix Counts Down to November 24 as Sui’s Samsung Wallet Deal Sparks a $10 SUI Forecast and BNB Chain’s AI Expansion Revives a $1,500 BNB Price Prediction

Remittix approaches its confirmed RTX market launch as Sui pushes stablecoin payments toward mainstream mobile users and BNB Chain expands its AI-agent economy.

Algoma Steel Inc

Algoma Steel Group Inc. to Announce 2026 Third Quarter Results October 28, 2026

Univest Securities, LLC

Univest Securities, LLC Announces Closing of $18 Million Registered Direct Offering for its Client WF Holding Limited (NASDAQ: WFF)

Holton Electric Outlines Five Triggers for an Updated Arc Flash Study

Saint Paul, Minnesota - October 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Holton Electric, a commercial and light industrial electrical contractor serving businesses and institutions across Minnesota, has published guidance that identifies five situations in which an arc flash study should be reviewed or updated, along with the steps a complete study includes, written for facility managers preparing for OSHA inspections. The guide appeared on the company's website on September 2, 2026, and is aimed at the people responsible for keeping arc flash documentation current in manufacturing plants, warehouses, health care facilities, and commercial buildings.
According to the guide, NFPA 70E, the consensus standard for electrical safety in the workplace, calls for facilities to identify arc flash hazards on electrical equipment and document them with labels. The company's position is that a study is only accurate for the electrical system it was based on, so a facility can hold a completed report and still have labels that no longer match the equipment on the wall.
The five triggers named in the guide are new equipment installations or panel additions, renovations that change how power is distributed, utility service upgrades or transformer changes, an electrical incident, near miss, or equipment failure, and a study that has gone five years without a review. The guide recommends a review on that cycle even when nothing in the system has changed, because utility fault current values can shift over time. As an example of how quickly a study can fall out of date, it describes how adding a single new motor control center can change fault current values, and with them the incident energy figures that existing labels in the building were based on.
"A lot of facility managers assume the study they had done years ago still holds," said Ted LaFrance, Owner of Holton Electric. "It holds for the system it described. Add a panel or change a transformer and the numbers move, and the labels are the last thing anyone goes back to check."
The guide describes an arc flash hazard analysis as a sequence of four steps rather than a single inspection, beginning with field data collection in which every piece of electrical equipment is documented, including transformers, breakers, panels, conductor lengths, and settings. A short circuit study then calculates the maximum fault current at every point in the system. A protective device coordination study checks that breakers and fuses are set to trip in the intended sequence, so a problem in one circuit does not take down the whole building. The final step uses that data to calculate incident energy at each piece of equipment, determine the protective equipment workers need, and produce the equipment labels.
Workers rely on those labels to know what protective gear to wear before opening a panel, which is why the guide places so much weight on keeping them current. The guide also lists documentation gaps that come up in inspections, including missing or outdated labels, incorrect breaker settings, missing one-line diagrams, and equipment added after the study was completed.
Holton Electric performs arc flash studies for commercial and industrial facilities across the Twin Cities metro, from single-building operations to multi-site campuses with older distribution systems, and reviews existing documentation and protective device settings as part of that work. According to the company's website, its arc flash assessments also include mitigation recommendations and training for facility staff. The company says data collection for a single facility typically takes one to two site visits, with the full analysis and labeling completed within two to four weeks depending on the complexity of the system and whether existing documentation is available, and describes the guide as general information for facility managers rather than an assessment of any particular site.
"The useful question is not whether a study exists but what has changed since it was written," LaFrance said. "If the answer is a renovation, a service upgrade, or more than five years, the labels in that building are due for a second look."
Holton Electric was founded in 2007 and in 2020 joined with A-1 Electric Service of Waconia, Minnesota, which has served commercial and industrial clients since 1982 and whose name remains on trucks working in the Waconia area and the western metro.


The team-operated company provides commercial and light industrial electrical contracting, including electrical design and installation, repair, preventive maintenance, infrared thermal imaging, arc flash assessments, standby generator installation, commercial LED lighting, and electric vehicle charging station installation, with emergency service available around the clock. Its clients include manufacturers, educational institutions, health care facilities, restaurants, and other businesses throughout Minnesota, including Minneapolis and St. Paul.
###
For more information about Holton Electric Contractors, contact the company here:
Holton Electric Contractors
Theodore LaFrance
651-769-4110
tlafrance@holtonelectric.com

ProMed Addresses How Formulation Influences Process Control in Silicone Foam Molding

PLYMOUTH, MN - October 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
In silicone foam molding, formulation decisions can change how a material behaves during mixing, heating, foaming, and cure. The base elastomer, foaming additive, additive loading, and mixing conditions can affect when gas is generated, how the silicone expands, and how the material sets within the tool. For development teams, formulation choices therefore have to be evaluated alongside the molding conditions used to produce the part.
A compatible foaming masterbatch can generate gas within a heat-curable silicone matrix during cure. Changes in additive loading or mixing can alter the amount and distribution of gas generated, which may affect density, compression response, rebound, dimensional stability, and recovery. ProMed treats those relationships as part of the manufacturing discussion because a formulation change may require corresponding adjustments to process conditions rather than being treated as a simple material substitution.
Heat transfer is one of the controls that links formulation to molding behavior. Tool temperature, section thickness, part geometry, and cure profile influence how quickly different areas of a component heat and set. A thicker section may experience a different thermal history than a thin feature, while uneven mass distribution can create local differences in expansion or cure. If the material responds differently under those conditions, a process that works for one geometry may not transfer directly to another.
In silicone foam molding, tool design adds another variable. Cavity geometry, venting, material movement, and thermal behavior inside the mold can influence how the material fills the cavity, expands, and cures. Depending on the formulation and component design, those interactions may show up as density variation, dimensional change, or inconsistent compression behavior. That makes tooling part of process development rather than a separate decision made after the formulation has been selected.
Material preparation also has to be repeatable enough for molding parameters to produce comparable results from run to run. Changes in mixing can alter how a foaming additive is distributed through the silicone, which can affect local gas generation during cure. If preparation varies, adjusting mold settings alone may not resolve the resulting variation, so the preparation method and molding conditions need to be evaluated together.
Early molding trials can help show that a formulation and geometry are workable under a defined set of conditions, but they do not establish production readiness on their own. Controlled production also requires appropriate tooling, repeatable material preparation, defined process parameters, measurable acceptance criteria, and an inspection approach suited to the part. If formulation, tooling, or cure conditions change later, the effect on the established process may need to be reassessed.
Inspection has to reflect the characteristics that actually matter to the component. External dimensions may confirm size and shape, but they may not fully describe internal structure or compression behavior in a foamed silicone part. Dimensional measurement may therefore need to be paired with mechanical testing when density, compression response, or recovery affects function. Soft or compressible parts can also deform during contact measurement, so the measurement method has to fit the material, geometry, and acceptance criteria.
ProMed’s broader silicone molding and development work includes closed-cell silicone foam, tooling, process development, dimensional and mechanical testing, and metrology methods selected according to the component and program. Those capabilities are most relevant here when they help connect a formulation decision to the way the part is molded, measured, and controlled. The specific combination still depends on the material system, geometry, required part behavior, and production requirements.
By the time a silicone foam process moves toward controlled manufacturing, the formulation and molding process need to be understood as one connected system. The practical task is to identify which formulation and process variables materially affect the molded part, define how those variables will be controlled, and select measurements that can detect meaningful change. That gives development teams a clearer basis for evaluating process adjustments and scale-up without assuming that conditions established during early molding will remain suitable as the program advances.


About ProMed:

###
For more information about ProMed Molded Products, Inc., contact the company here:
ProMed Molded Products, Inc.
Jim Reed
Jim.Reed@ProMedMoldedProducts.com
15600 Medina Rd, Plymouth, MN 55447

AERON Lifestyle Technology® Announces Product Launch of Fleur Aromatique™ Single Diffuser Sets

Pflugerville, Texas - October 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
AERON Lifestyle Technology, Inc. has expanded its Fleur Aromatique™ home fragrance line under the Belle Aroma brand with the introduction of new single diffuser sets, offering consumers a simplified way to enjoy passive home fragrance at a more accessible entry point.
The new sets will be available in three signature Belle Aroma fragrances. On Eagles' Wings® is a refreshing blend featuring peppermint, lemon, and mandarin. Walking on Sunshine® is a bright blend combining cedarwood, gingergrass, ho wood, bergamot, orange, and camphor. Peaceful, Easy Feeling™ is a calming blend of bergamot, orange, ylang ylang, frankincense, and lemongrass.

The Fleur Aromatique™ Single Diffuser Collection pairs a handcrafted sola wood flower with premium 100% plant-based fragrance oils to create a passive fragrance experience. Designed as a natural alternative to traditional reed diffusers, each sola wood flower gradually absorbs and diffuses fragrance without electricity, heat, open flames, or daily maintenance. Each diffuser provides continuous fragrance for up to three weeks, making it suited for bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, entryways, and other small living spaces.
Each single diffuser set includes one 22 mL bottle of premium plant-based fragrance oil with a wick, one handcrafted sola wood flower, and one natural bamboo collar. The single-diffuser format offers a lower entry point than the existing multi-diffuser collection, giving individual consumers and retailers a giftable option that introduces the line to a broader audience.
“We saw an opportunity to make Fleur Aromatique available in a format that gives consumers more flexibility in how they experience the collection,” said Monica Hadley, CFO of AERON Lifestyle Technology, Inc. and founder of Belle Aroma. “The single diffuser sets also give our retail partners another way to introduce the product, with a lower entry point and the ability to merchandise the fragrances individually.”
The launch reflects a continued focus on home fragrance solutions that combine design with naturally inspired ingredients. The sola wood flowers are handcrafted, and the fragrance oils are formulated entirely from plant-based sources, aligning with the company's broader emphasis on sustainable materials and eco-conscious manufacturing.
“Fleur Aromatique is a good example of the direction we continue to pursue with Belle Aroma—finding ways to make home fragrance simpler while being thoughtful about the materials and ingredients we use,” Hadley said. “The passive format requires no electricity or heat, and the combination of sola wood, bamboo and plant-based fragrance oils gives us a distinctive approach to fragrance diffusion.”
Consumers interested in the new sets can visit TheGiftofScent.com, the company’s online retail store, to view the three available fragrances and product details. Retailers looking to add these to their holiday gift selection will find this product at the Belle Aroma store on Faire. The single diffuser format joins the established multi-flower offerings within the wider Belle Aroma home fragrance range.
Belle Aroma is an in-house brand of AERON Lifestyle Technology, Inc., a company specializing in the innovation of home and car fragrances. AERON operates a flagship plant in Iowa retrofitted with 576 solar panels and incorporates bio-resins and recycled materials into its design process. In addition to its Belle Aroma® and Drive Time® brands, the company provides private label and white label services, handling design, formulation, manufacturing, packaging, and distribution for businesses seeking to develop or expand fragrance product lines.


 
###
For more information about AERON Lifestyle Technology, Inc., contact the company here:
AERON Lifestyle Technology, Inc.
Jeffrey Smith
(641) 472-9643
contact@aeronlifetech.com
AERON Lifestyle Technology, Inc.
505 N 3rd St
Fairfield, IA 52556
(641) 472-9643 
https://www.aeronlifetech.com/press-releases

Rebuild Regen Medical Clinic Opens Physician-Supervised Practice

LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FL - October 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Rebuild Regen Medical Clinic has opened a physician-supervised medical practice at 3320 N Federal Hwy, Suite 101. The clinic is led by Medical Director Dr. Cedric Emden Davis II, MD, and it focuses on regenerative medicine, hormone care, and non-surgical approaches to musculoskeletal and nerve pain.
Dr. Davis is a Florida-licensed physician (license ME108693) with nearly two decades of clinical experience in outpatient and hospital settings. He oversees the clinic's clinical protocols, including all stem cell and other biologic procedures, which are performed under physician supervision.
"Our aim in opening the clinic was to make the first visit about diagnosis," said Dr. Davis. "Patients start with an evaluation and appropriate testing, and any recommendation follows from what that work shows."
The practice's services fall into three areas. Regenerative care includes platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, stem cell therapy, and exosome therapy. Hormone care includes hormone replacement therapy, testosterone replacement therapy, and peptide therapy, and pain care includes shockwave therapy, Class IV laser therapy, and spinal and knee decompression.
Stem cell and exosome products are not FDA-approved to treat most conditions, and the clinic does not claim that any of its services will resolve a medical condition. Eligibility for any treatment depends on an individual medical evaluation, and some patients will not be candidates. As with any medical care, the services carry potential risks and side effects. Laboratory results and physical examination guide which options, if any, a physician considers appropriate.
The clinic also offers a structured program for chronic soft-tissue pain, combining shockwave therapy with therapeutic ultrasound over a six-week course of twelve visits. Its neuropathy care begins with an evaluation of the likely cause of a patient's nerve symptoms before any treatment is planned.
Hormone and peptide care at the clinic follows the same sequence of evaluation first. Patients considering hormone or testosterone replacement complete blood work before a plan is written, and follow-up testing is used to review whether a plan should continue, change, or stop.
The practice is one of five separately operated Rebuild practices that share a single medical building, each with its own suite, phone line, and scope of care. The others are Rebuild Therapy Infusions Center, Rebuild Weight Loss Center, Rebuild Hair Restoration, and Rebuild Med Spa. All five operate under the same Medical Director, which keeps clinical oversight consistent while each practice concentrates on a narrower area of care.
The clinic is open Monday through Friday, with hours that vary by day. Hours and directions are listed on the clinic's Google Business Profile, and the office can be reached at (954) 953-4208.
About Rebuild Regen Medical Clinic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYTqp_w1X14
Rebuild Regen Medical Clinic is a physician-supervised medical practice at 3320 N Federal Hwy, Suite 101, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064, offering regenerative medicine, hormone care, and non-surgical pain care under Medical Director Dr. Cedric Emden Davis II, MD. For more information, visit rebuildregenmedical.com.

###
For more information about Rebuild Regen Medical Clinic, contact the company here:
Rebuild Regen Medical Clinic
Dr. Cedric Emden Davis II, MD
(954) 953-4208
info@rebuildregenmedical.com
3320 N Federal Hwy #101
Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"MedicalClinic","name":"Rebuild Regen Medical Clinic","url":"https://rebuildregenmedical.com/","telephone":"(954) 953-4208","hasMap":"https://maps.google.com/?cid=9323394638588952036","address":{"@type":"PostalAddress","streetAddress":"3320 N Federal Hwy #101","addressLocality":"Lighthouse Point","addressRegion":"FL","postalCode":"33064","addressCountry":"US"}}