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Moore Physical Therapy
Moore Physical Therapy
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2500 S Power Rd Mesa, AZ 85208
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Moore Physical Therapy

Moore Physical Therapy is a Physical Therapist facility at 2500 S Power Rd in Mesa, AZ.
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2500 S Power Rd, Mesa, AZ 85208
Services Moore Physical Therapy is a Physical Therapist/Physical Therapy office located in Mesa, AZ 85208. A Physical Therapist is trained to evaluate a patient’s need for physical intervention services and to provide such physical intervention and treatment to help the patient recover mobility that has been diminished for some reason. Possible causes for loss of mobility are sports injuries, auto accidents, work-related accidents, post-operative surgeries, falls, and strokes. A Physical Therapist’s goal when providing treatment is to greatly improve mobility and range of motion for the affected area.

Please call Moore Physical Therapy at (480) 218-1344 to schedule an appointment in Mesa, AZ or to get more information.
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Could not have found a better place to go too for physical therapy. Every person there is compassionate and caring. They are like a huge family and do make it fun. Thank you to all of you.
by Joyce xxx.xxx.234.154
April 05, 2018
Upon initiation of treatment they filed and recorded a medical lien with the County recorders office that is public record. It makes it look like I have a lien for not paying a bill when in fact I had not even started treatment!
I had severe shoulder pain, I kept trying to tell them it was the rotator cuff, and what they were having me do would make it worse. They insisted I continue with therapy and that it was not a shoulder injury but my back. Against their advice I quit therapy and went to an orthopedic physician, who confirmed it was my rotator cuff and said the physical therapy was making it worse and to cease. I had a series of striod injections and with time it healed.
by dsrtblsm xxx.xxx.68.49
July 20, 2014
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