Class Inc., a speech and language therapy clinic, is celebrating the opening of its second clinic on Tacoma’s Dock Street with a Sept. 15 open house.
Class Inc., a speech and language therapy clinic, is celebrating the opening of its second clinic on Tacoma’s Dock Street with a Sept. 15 open house.
The open house is scheduled for 10 a.m.-noon at the new clinic location, 535 Dock St., No. 104. The clinic has been in operation for many years in Federal Way. Class Inc. treats patients ranging in ages from birth to 21.
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