Fitness center for vision-impaired opens

Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

The Michael A. Romano Fitness Center at Blind & Vision Rehabilitation  Services of Pittsburgh at 1800 West St., Homestead, formally will be reopened  with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 this morning.

The fitness center, which is designed to meet the needs of vision-impaired  people, recently moved to a larger space within the facility and features new  exercise equipment purchased by donations from Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield,  the Robert & Mary Weisbrod Foundation and the William B. McLaughlin  Charitable Trust.Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

The Michael A. Romano Fitness Center at Blind & Vision Rehabilitation  Services of Pittsburgh at 1800 West St., Homestead, formally will be reopened  with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 this morning.

The fitness center, which is designed to meet the needs of vision-impaired  people, recently moved to a larger space within the facility and features new  exercise equipment purchased by donations from Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield,  the Robert & Mary Weisbrod Foundation and the William B. McLaughlin  Charitable Trust.Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

Mr. Romano is a former chairman of the board of Blind & Vision  Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh and a former senior vice president of  Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield. The fitness center named after him currently is  open to staff and BVRS clients. It is planned to soon be open to the entire  community.Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

Mr. Romano is a former chairman of the board of Blind & Vision  Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh and a former senior vice president of  Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield. The fitness center named after him currently is  open to staff and BVRS clients. It is planned to soon be open to the entire  community.Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

The Michael A. Romano Fitness Center at Blind & Vision Rehabilitation  Services of Pittsburgh at 1800 West St., Homestead, formally will be reopened  with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 this morning.

The fitness center, which is designed to meet the needs of vision-impaired  people, recently moved to a larger space within the facility and features new  exercise equipment purchased by donations from Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield,  the Robert & Mary Weisbrod Foundation and the William B. McLaughlin  Charitable Trust.Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

Mr. Romano is a former chairman of the board of Blind & Vision  Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh and a former senior vice president of  Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield. The fitness center named after him currently is  open to staff and BVRS clients. It is planned to soon be open to the entire  community.Fitness center for vision-impaired opens.

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