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Optimal Spine and Pain Relief
Chiropractor in Mesa, AZ

Auto injury, work injury and sports injury care in Mesa
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About Optimal Spine and Pain Relief
- Where is Optimal Spine and Pain Relief located?
- Optimal Spine and Pain Relief is at 3614 E Southern Ave #A105, Mesa, AZ 85206.
- What are Optimal Spine and Pain Relief's hours?
- Mon, Wed, Fri 9 AM–12 PM, 3 PM–6 PM; Tue, Thu 3 PM–6 PM; closed Sat, Sun. Hours can change, so call ahead to confirm.
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I've never had a better experience with a Doctor in my life! First they start you with the massage chair to relax your muscles, then the electrodes, then a professional assessment of what needs to be worked on. The cracking is fast and painless. Highly recommend!!
Got into an accident a few months ago and had been dealing with neck pain and lower back pain. Every time I have gone in with any pain, I always leave with no pain and relaxed. My neck pain is no longer around and my lower back pain is always better after my exercises and machine use. Highly recommend Dina and Dr. Conway!
Thanks guys it was such a pleasure Chiropractic care super helpful and very professional. Very welcoming front desk. Low key .
The care I have received here was top notch. Jason is knowledgeable and professional. The appointment scheduling is easy and I've never had to wait to be seen. A very kind and friendly office.
This chiropractor is wonderful! He has you do the roller table, tens type unit with heat to help the treatment work better for you! He also has a great bedside manner and is very gentle with his treatments! I highly recommend him!
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