Vector Rehab offers hope for Eureka Easter Seals facility but not a done deal just yet
On Friday, April 29, the Easter Seals facility in Eureka officially closed its doors as officials have long cited financial hardships. Used for physical therapy purposes by stroke victims, arthritics and others who respond best to heated pool therapy, the closure threatened to end treatment to a wide variety of persons in the community.
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Vector Rehab offers hope for Eureka Easter Seals facility but not a done deal just yet
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