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Ozark Fitness Lawsuit. Club Industry. Facebook Page. Categories : Companies established in Health clubs in the United States Companies based in Wichita, Kansas Private equity portfolio companies Privately held companies based in Kansas establishments in Kansas Medical and health organizations based in Kansas. That's more than double the number of clubs it had four years ago. This helps us to really consolidate and strengthen our footprint in an almost perfect way. The seven locations will be rebranded to the Genesis name, and facility-specific upgrades will be announced in the future, Steven said via email.

As for future growth, Genesis is open to additional acquisitions if the right opportunity presents itself. It's complying with state and local ordinances, including mask mandates, and is using cleaning chemicals recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Genesis installed Reme Halo atomic air purifiers in high-traffic areas of each club and also adopted a new code of conduct for members, which outlines social distancing and equipment sanitization requirements.

It now screens employees and members for temperatures and Covid symptoms. Our members and their members just gained access to more options, more locations, and more amenities at no extra charge. We know that when you give people more options, it makes it that much easier for them to reach their fitness goals. That's what it's all about. Asked what he was most excited about, Steven emphasized the amenities. For several of these, we're taking some small leased facilities, and giving the members there a tremendous upgrade with so much more to do.

Giving people some room to move is more important than ever now, and we're happy to provide that. Steven continued: "I'm thrilled with the Midtown Crossing location in Omaha. Downtown Omaha is so vibrant; we've wanted to do something there for a while and now is our chance. Asked about future expansion plans, Steven indicated there were a lot of options. If the right opportunity comes along, of course, we'll seize it.