Highly recommend
Highly recommend, very helpful and informative!
Date of experience: September 11, 2023
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Injury Restore Clinic provides mobile diagnostic and therapeutic services to Healthcare Providers and Patients to help them find the source of the injury or pain which limits their quality of life and treat it with precision. Providing services in Surprise, Peoria, Glendale, North-Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona
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Fast, precise and professional!
My shoulder had been bothering me for quite a while. I Was able to have an ultrason done on it …Fast, precise, professional. Glenn was able to pin point the problem and gave me some exercises to deal directly with it ! I’m now free from pain ! Would recommend a 100%!
Date of experience: August 18, 2023
Should be your first move.
I had sharp shoulder pain when I did certain movements which was effecting my work, and everyday tasks. Glen was able to locate a pinched nerve within minutes and recommended specific exercises/workouts to start the healing process. Now it feels great, I'm able to work pain-free. Highly recommend Glen and the ultra sound technology to anyone. Should be your first move.
Date of experience: August 05, 2023
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