VOL. 129 | NO. 27 | Monday, February 10, 2014

Omni Visions Inc., a Nashville-based agency that provides support and placement services to children and teens as well as adults with special needs, has bought the Varangon Academy property at 3030 E. Brunswick Road in Bartlett for $2.5 million.

The property includes a 10,147-square-foot Class A facility built in 2008 on 5.4 acres on the east side of Brunswick Road north of Interstate 40. The Shelby County Assessor of Property, which classifies the property as a correctional facility, appraised it at $1.4 million in 2013.

The sale also includes 5.3 acres of vacant land north of the facility and appraised at $519,400 this year.

No financing was associated with the transaction. In conjunction with the sale, Varangon assigned Omni Visions its rights as lessor/landlord, effective Feb. 1.

Omni Visions was formed in 1991 to provide individualized, community-based wrap-around support service through therapeutic foster care services to children in state custody, according to the organizations website. It has since expanded to provide services in North Carolina, Kentucky and Georgia, and to include services for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities in Tennessee.

Source: The Daily News Online & Chandler Reports

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Nova Medical Centers, which describes itself as the nations largest 100 percent pure occupational health services company, will be opening its first locations in Memphis this month.

Nova currently has 45 occupational medicine facilities across Texas, Georgia and Tennessee. The Memphis facilities will be located at 3965 S. Mendenhall Road and 2781 Airways Blvd.

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