Margo D.
3/1/2023
After sharing my experience with my friends and neighbors on California Sports & Spine Institute, I realized I never left them a review. I know, shocking since I clearly like reviewing. So here it...
California Sports & Spine Institute
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317 S Brand Blvd Ste A-104
Glendale, CA 91204
California Sports & Spine Institute in Glendale, CA offers non-surgical, functional, and regenerative treatments for orthopedic pain and sports injuries. Their focus is on restoring the body and reclaiming a vibrant life for their patients.
At California Sports & Spine Institute, the team aims to assist patients in reclaiming their lifestyle by alleviating pain using diverse techniques. They utilize cutting-edge approaches like regenerative medicine and the innovative Discseel procedure to provide effective solutions that promote healing and enhance overall well-being.
Conditions such as chronic neck pain and back pain not responsive to treatment or surgery are effectively managed at California Sports & Spine Institute. They offer a range of minimally invasive surgical procedures, implantations, and traditional interventional injections to address complex pain conditions.
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4.016 reviewsNina S.
10/22/2024
Staff here is such a joke, you call to make an appointment and they either hang up on you or put you on hold and never come back. Seems like the front staff have no idea what their doing. What a...
Adam H.
7/7/2023
I can continue to update weird maybe you should call IT. I didn't use an explicative on Yelp and ***respect is earned not given*** (I only used an explicative to you in email to set the record...
Lina M.
6/30/2022
I visited Dr. Moradian last year, when I had some pain in my hands and fingers. I have been working with computers since I was 18 and as a result I have wrist pain which I thought may be carpal...
Myrna G.
5/24/2023
I first came to Dr. Moradian after a car accident in 2019 and he was both compassionate and thorough. Recently, I returned after an MRI for neck issues. When my neck bump wasn't reflected on the...
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