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MediQuick celebrates 15 years, two new doctors
MediQuick Urgent Care Centers is celebrating its 15th anniversary this July, and has welcomed two new doctors — new medical director Dr. Brian Bogdanowicz and emergency medicine Dr. Warren Crooks — to its team.
The clinic opened July 19, 1999 to offer care 365 days a year, according to a MediQuick press release, and has expanded to three locations in Flagler County and Clay County.
The clinic provides minor surgeries, does x-rays and treats minor injuries, auto accidents and colds and deals with workmen’s compensation and school and sports physicals.
MediQuick has provided over 360,000 patient visits in its 15 years, and “remains dedicated to providing quality medical care on a walk-in basis that is easily accessible and affordable,” according to the press release.
For more information on MediQuick, visit mediquickfl.com or call 447-6615.
Watson Realty Corp. Palm Coast Office celebrates $7.02 million commercial sale
Watson Realty Corp. Palm Coast office Realtor Tom Tallaksen has closed on the office’s largest transaction of the year: the $7.02 million sale of the former Federal Aviation Administration training facility to the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, a Jehovah’s Witness organization.
The property’s 2014 appraised value was $8,831,305, according to a Watson Realty Corp. Palm Coast press release.
“This sale is a major accomplishment for Tom and our office,” Watson Realty Corp. Palm Coast office Vice President/Managing Broker Lindsay Dolamore said. “We hope this transaction will show our capabilities in commercial real estate.”
The former FAA property is located at 4500 Palm Coast Parkway SE, and the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society has not planned major renovation, according to the release.
“Embry Riddle has been a good steward of the property,” Tallaksen said in the release. “Everything has been maintained at a high level.”
This sale was the Palm Coast office’s largest as well as Tallaksen’s largest. Tallaksen and his wife Rosemarie usually work as a team focusing on residential real estate, but Tallaksen plans to focus more on commercial sales in the future.
For more information on Watson Realty Corp., call 800-257-5143 or visit WatsonRealtyCorp.com.
Local real estate agent celebrates 25 years in Flagler County
Richard J. DeCeglie, a certified residential specialist with Watson Realty Corp., Palm Coast, is celebrating his 15th year of service in Flagler County.
DeCeglie entered the real estate industry in 1986, and began working in Flagler County in July, 1989.
He earned the Certified Residential Specialist designation — the National Association of Realtors’ highest designation for residential sales associates — in 1995, and joined Watson Realty Corp. in 2003.
For more than 21 years, DeCeglie had volunteered to collect money and food to provide for families in need at Christmas.
For more information on Watson Realty Corp., Palm Coast, call 922-4313.
Coast Title Insurance Agency receives Star Performer Award
Coast Title has been awarded the Fidelity National Title Group’s Star Performer Award.
Fidelity National Title Group Marketing and Agency Representative Troy Winn presented the award to Coast Title owner Sandra McDermott June 25, according to a Coast Title press release.
“This is our fourth year in a row that we’ve received an award, and we feel so blessed,” McDermott said in the release. “We have an incredibly talented team and we couldn’t reach this level of achievement without them,”
Previous year’s awards include the Top Performing Agent Award, the Circle of Excellence Award and the Distinguished Agency Award, according to the release.
Coast Title Insurance Agency was founded in 1995 and is locally owned and managed. For more information, call 445-2100 or visit facebook.com/CoastTitleInsuranceAgencyInc.
Florida Hospital Flagler donates defibrillator to Flagler Beach lifeguards
The Florida Hospital Flagler Foundation donated a $1,200 automated external defibrillator to Flagler Beach lifeguards at the Flagler Beach City Commission meeting June 12.
“Sudden cardiac arrest is a condition in which the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating and usually causes death if it's not treated within minutes,” Florida Hospital Flagler Emergency Department Medical Director Dr. Kristin McCabe said in a press release. “When a sudden cardiac arrest occurs, blood stops flowing to the brain and other vital organs. Because time is of the essence – each minute a person is in sudden cardiac arrest leads to a 10 percent reduction in survival – we wanted to ensure our beach’s lifeguards had immediate access to an AED, as it may save lives. ”
AEDs check heart rhythm and can send an electric shock to the heart to try to restore a normal rhythm.
"We are so blessed for Florida Hospital Flagler’s support,” Flagler Beach Council chairwomen Kim Carney said in the press release. “Our local hospital is truly a great partner and this donation is a testament to their deep commitment to our community’s health."
For more information, on Florida Hospital Flagler, call 586-2000 or visit FloridaHospitalFlagler.com.
Flagler Palm Coast Property Management merges with Watson Realty Corp.
Flagler Palm Coast Property Management, Inc., Community Association Management operations is merging its operations, accounts and employees with Watson Realty Corp., Palm Coast July 16, according to a Flagler Palm Coast Property Management press release.
The Flagler Palm Coast Property Management office is being relocated to the Watson Realty Corp., Palm Coast office at 1410 Palm Coast Parkway N.W.
Coldwell Banker Premier Properties names Top Sales Agent, Top Listing Agent
Residential real estate specialist Kathy McEnaney has been named Coldwell Banker Premier Properties’ top sales agent for June, and residential real estate specialist Jonita McCree has been named Coldwell Banker Premier Properties’ Top Listing Associate for June.
Coldwell Banker Premier Properties located at 33 Olds Kings Road, Suite 1. For more information, call 445-5880.
Preferred Management Services celebrates 19th anniversary
Preferred Management Services is celebrating its 19th anniversary this July.
“This is a huge milestone for us, and we’re very excited to have made it to nearly twenty years in business,” Preferred Management Services President Lea Stokes said in a press release.
“It’s wonderful to see a business that’s launched in Flagler County branch out to Volusia and St. Johns when it’s normally the other way around,” she added.
Stokes launched Preferred Management Services on June 23,1995, beginning with 246 units in St. Augustine Beach. Preferred Management Services now includes more than 4000 residential units and eight commercial parks, offering home monitoring, maintenance, janitorial service, lawn care, home projects and property preservation and financial services like bookkeeping and payroll for small businesses.
Preferred Management Services has 18 employees, including seven licensed community association managers and two full-time maintenance personnel, according to the release, and Stokes is a licensed Community Association Manager, a licensed Real Estate Salesperson and a Certified Property Manager candidate at the Institute of Real Estate Management.
For more information, call 439-0134, visit preferredmanagementservices.net or email [email protected].
