Main Headquarters:
204 N Center St
Mesa, Arizona, 85201
Phone Number:
(480) 962-0868
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(480) 962-0868
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In pain? Call now! Auto & work injuries. No out of pocket costs!
In pain? Call now! Auto & work injuries. No out of pocket costs! Call us now for your 50% discount on the initial visit. Complete Chiropractic Medical Care. Have you been in an accident? Are you in pain? If so Accident Chiropractic should be your first call. We serve Phoenix, Arizona and the surrounding area with several convenient locations.
For years, our goal has been to provide effective chiropractic care that brings lasting results. We go the extra mile to ensure that you are treated with the highest level of customer care.
We offer treatments for:
• Arthritis
• Back Pain
* Lower Back Pain
* Herniated Discs
* Crushed Discs
* Cronic Pain
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Fibromyalgia
• Headaches
• Sciatica
In order to properly assess your condition and the source of your pain and discomfort, our team will conduct a thorough exam and consultation. No matter what your chiropractic needs, we are committed to bringing you relief.
In an effort to serve you better, we also offer free consultations and emergency services. We also have Neurologists and Family Medical Physicians available at our various locations. Call for details.
Call us today for more information.
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Chiropractors, in Mesa, are alternative medicine practitioners who specialize in a system of therapy which employs manipulation and specific adjustment of the spinal column, holding that disease results from a lack of normal nerve functioning.
