"The entry for our company into the Virginia market is in line with current expansion plans, and will tie nicely with our facilities already in place throughout this region," company president Stephen Everett explains in a written statement. "The facility is planned to have between 15 and 18 stations, and as with all of our centers, be built with state-of-the-art equipment" As for the particulars of whether the facility will be housed in a newly constructed space or leased space, Everett tells GlobeSt.com, "we haven't determined that yet."

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