When did the Gladstone clinic open:
The Gladstone clinic opened in 2004 as Pinnacle Therapy Services and joined the ARC Physical Therapy+ family in February 2021.
Meet the staff in Gladstone:
- Kara Schneweis, DPT
- Jean Sublette, OT/CHT
- Candace Allison, PTA
- Beth Adkins, PCR
Fun fact about the Gladstone clinic:
We LOVE to decorate for the holidays all year, including decorating the mannequin Christmas tree at the front desk.
Favorite part about being in Gladstone:
Gladstone is the center of the Northland in Kansas City, which makes things close and convenient, but what we love is the food! Summit Grill has graced our downtown, Longboards original location is on N. Oak, 54th St. Bar & Grill is nearby, and Little Saigon Plaza is wonderful nook of six Asian cuisine restaurants.
Favorite tradition in Gladstone:
Gladfest is an annual festival located in downtown Gladstone every fall.
Best place to get coffee in Gladstone:
Our location is surrounded by all the big name favorites but a great local go-to is Headrush Roasters.
Best place for a sweet treat in Gladstone:
The recent word on the street is Suvee Sweets Cakerie is fantastic but we have yet to try it.
Best place to get outdoors in Gladstone:
Happy Rock Park offers basketball and tennis courts as well as a path that connects to the trail system that provides cyclists, runners, and walkers miles of pavement through wooded and grassy areas. Penguin Park is a Northland staple featuring giant animal sculptures.
Best fun outing in Gladstone:
Just north of us is T-Shotz, which is always a good mix of food, drinks, and fun!
What is Gladstone known for that people may be surprised to learn?
Gladstone is home to The Atkins-Johnson Farm and Museum which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is a historic house museum, displaying the original single-room log cabin built in 1831, and sits on 40 acres of preserved farmland.
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