Coastal Care Partners Announces the Hire of Christine Fournier

Coastal Care Partners Announces the Hire of Christine Fournier

SAVANNAH, Ga. – Coastal Care Partners recently announced the hire of Christine Fournier as a First Impressions Coordinator for their Physical Therapy practice. In this role, Christine will focus on delivering excellent customer service and creating a compassionate environment for both patients and caregivers.

With over 20 years of experience in sales and marketing, Christine comes to Coastal Care Partners with ample knowledge about the importance of communication, thorough follow up, and providing exceptional, personalized service to every client. She has worked with well-renown companies throughout the Low Country including Savannah Magazine, Joselove-Filson Advertising, and Cure Childhood Cancer.

“We are excited to announce the hire of Christine and know she will be a welcome asset to our team,” said Co-Founder and CEO Amy Pierce. “Her knowledge and experience are evident in the successful relationships she has built throughout our region. Furthermore, you can immediately sense Christine’s warm approach and her dedication to providing compassionate care to our clients and their families.”

Christine is a graduate of the College of Charleston. She has enjoyed volunteering with several organizations over the years, including Union Mission, CURE Childhood Cancer, and Blood Cancer United (formerly known as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society).

For more information about Coastal Care Partners, please visit their website at https://coastalcarepartners.com/.

About Coastal Care Partners

Coastal Care Partners is a Savannah-based company providing comprehensive aging care solutions. The organization offers an integrated model that includes nurse care management, in-home care, and primary care services designed to support older adults and their families. Founded by Scott and Amy Pierce, the company was created to address gaps in care coordination and provide a more seamless, supportive experience for aging adults.