Kauffman Medi Spa Has Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

May 4, 2018 at 5:23 p.m.
Kauffman Medi Spa Has Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Kauffman Medi Spa Has Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
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The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon-cutting for Kauffman Medi Spa Inc., formerly known as Vein Institute & Medi Spa, Inc. It recently completed expanding and renaming its newly renovated site at 3505 N. Ind. 15, Warsaw. The facility expansion includes doubling the lobby size, increasing the number of procedure rooms from three to five as well as increasing all treatment room sizes; and adding offices for staff. Staff includes three aesthetic medical care providers and three support staff members. Pictured (L to R) are Rob Parker, president & CEO, Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce; Leah Fraley, patient concierge, KMS; Sarah Anderson,  aesthetician, KMS; Natalie Cole, RN, KMS; Jennifer Kauffman, NP, CEO, KMS; Deea Breeden, practice manager, KMS; Brad Jackson, TL Jackson and Kosciusko County commissioner; Brooke Hamstra, Thorne Insurance Agency; Nola Hudson, Beacon Credit Union; Doug Hanes, First Federal Savings Bank; Sandra Parra, Old National Bank; Andy McCleary, Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce; and Ron Shoemaker, Warsaw City councilman.

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The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon-cutting for Kauffman Medi Spa Inc., formerly known as Vein Institute & Medi Spa, Inc. It recently completed expanding and renaming its newly renovated site at 3505 N. Ind. 15, Warsaw. The facility expansion includes doubling the lobby size, increasing the number of procedure rooms from three to five as well as increasing all treatment room sizes; and adding offices for staff. Staff includes three aesthetic medical care providers and three support staff members. Pictured (L to R) are Rob Parker, president & CEO, Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce; Leah Fraley, patient concierge, KMS; Sarah Anderson,  aesthetician, KMS; Natalie Cole, RN, KMS; Jennifer Kauffman, NP, CEO, KMS; Deea Breeden, practice manager, KMS; Brad Jackson, TL Jackson and Kosciusko County commissioner; Brooke Hamstra, Thorne Insurance Agency; Nola Hudson, Beacon Credit Union; Doug Hanes, First Federal Savings Bank; Sandra Parra, Old National Bank; Andy McCleary, Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce; and Ron Shoemaker, Warsaw City councilman.
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