Allied Services Receives $15,000 Grant from William G. McGowan Charitable Fund Allied Services Foundation is honored to announce a generous grant of $150,000 from the William G. McGowan Charitable Fund. The grant will support general operations in sustaining access to pediatric therapies at their John P. Moses, Esq. Pediatric Rehab Centers, a vital part of Allied Services’ continuum of care for children across Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania. This essential funding reaffirms the Fund’s commitment to expanding access to critical healthcare services. On May 21, Gert C. McGowan, Esq., Board Member of the McGowan Charitable Fund, toured the John P. Moses Pediatric Rehab Center in Scranton and witnessed firsthand the transformative care being provided. “You are doing more than therapy – you are truly changing lives,” said Gert C. McGowan, Esq., following the visit. The grant will help Allied Services continue delivering high-quality, evidence-based therapies for children facing developmental delays, neurological conditions, and physical disabilities. “We are incredibly grateful for the William G. McGowan Charitable Fund’s ongoing support,” said Atty. Bill Conaboy, President and CEO, Allied Services. “This funding is vital to ensuring that children in our community – regardless of their financial circumstances – can continue to receive the life-changing therapies they need to reach their fullest potential.” The support comes at a time when demand for pediatric rehabilitation services continues to grow, making it imperative for Allied Services to maintain both access and excellence in care. The partnership with the McGowan Charitable Fund will allow Allied Services to invest in resources that strengthen outcomes for children and their families. Pictured left to right: Jim Brogna, Vice President Strategic Partnership, Allied Services; Bob Cole, Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Chief Analytics Officer, Director of Graduate Medical Education, Allied Services; Katie Colosimo, MS, CCC/SLP, Allied Services; Gertrude C. McGowan, Esq., Board of Directors, William G. McGowan Charitable Fund; Ashley Monetta, MS, CCC/SLP, Allied Services; Cathy Guzzi, PT, DPT, MS, Assistant Vice President of Rehab Therapies, Allied Services; Atty. Bill Conaboy, President & CEO, Allied Services
Allied Services Physician Receives Certification in Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist Allied Services is proud to announce that Stacey Williams, DPT, PT, C/NDT, has earned certification as a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist (CSRS) following her successful completion of an intensive training course held May 2–4, 2025, at Johnson College in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The CSRS credential is a nationally recognized, evidence-based certification that acknowledges advanced clinical expertise in stroke recovery and rehabilitation. The course equips therapists with the latest research-backed strategies to improve outcomes for individuals recovering from stroke—a leading cause of long-term disability in the United States. Stacey brings over 20 years of experience to her dual role as a clinician and manager at Allied Services, specializing in the treatment of individuals with neurological disorders, including stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord injury. She holds certifications in Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT) of the adult and is a PWR!Moves Certified Therapist, using specialized techniques in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease. In addition to her leadership and clinical work, Stacey serves as an assistant adjunct professor in the Physical Therapy Department at the University of Scranton, where she mentors aspiring rehabilitation professionals. She also contributes to the local community as a certified PIAA official, demonstrating her commitment to both health and sportsmanship. “Stacey exemplifies our mission at Allied Services through her dedication to clinical excellence, patient care, and professional development,” said Bob Cole, Senior Vice President at Allied Services. “Her newly earned CSRS credential enhances our capacity to deliver top-tier, specialized stroke care to the communities we serve.” Allied Services congratulates Stacey on this milestone and celebrates her continued impact on patients, students, and the broader community.
