The Philadelphia Eagles’ base of operations, which includes the team’s practice facility, on the northwest corner of Broad Street and Pattison Avenue is no longer called the “NovaCare Complex.”
After 25 years of holding that name since it originally opened, Eagles headquarters is now officially titled: Jefferson Health Training Complex.
More details from the press release:
The Philadelphia Eagles have announced an expansion of their longstanding healthcare partnerships with Jefferson Health and Select Medical under its NovaCare Rehabilitation brand, bringing together two of the region’s most respected healthcare providers in a renewed, collaborative commitment to the health and well-being of the Greater Philadelphia community.
As part of the multi-year extensions, Jefferson Health will be given the naming rights to the team’s South Philadelphia practice facility – renamed the Jefferson Health Training Complex – and will continue to serve as the patch sponsor of the team’s practice jerseys. NovaCare Rehabilitation will remain as the team’s Official Physical Therapy Partner.
“Jefferson Health Training Complex” certainly doesn’t roll off the tongue the way that “NovaCare” does. But, hey, this is our reality now.
I’m guessing a lot of people are still just going to call it “NovaCare.”
For those who do adapt, what’s the abbreviated version you like? The Jeff Complex? Jeff Health Complex? Something else?
JHTC is simple enough for abbreviating in text form but weird to say out loud.
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