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Excelsia Injury Care Provo
Chiropractor in Provo, UT

Car accident injuries and back pain in Provo, Utah
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About Excelsia Injury Care Provo
- Where is Excelsia Injury Care Provo located?
- Excelsia Injury Care Provo is at 1774 N University Pkwy #40, Provo, UT 84604.
- What are Excelsia Injury Care Provo's hours?
- Mon–Fri 8 AM–12 PM, 2 PM–7 PM; closed Sat, Sun. Hours can change, so call ahead to confirm.
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Google Reviews
Wonderful chiropractic, great doctors, consistency, and they remind you more than once. Highly recommended!!
Great service and all staff working there is attentive and welcoming, overall I’ve had great experiences.
Jeremy, Scott and Troy are all fantastic chiropractors. They each take the time to do the adjustments that will help the most with your specific needs. Marci the massage therapist has magic hands and does a great job focusing and working on the areas that need it most. The receptionists are all friendly and very helpful if you need to make any changes.
I’ve had a fantastic experience with Utah accident and injury and their team. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and cared for. They took the time to listen to my concerns, explained everything clearly, and created a personalized treatment plan that truly made a difference. I’ve noticed significant improvements in both my pain levels and mobility. The office is clean, well-organized, and runs efficiently, which I really appreciate. Highly recommend to anyone looking for quality chiropractic care with a personal touch!
Great service, always clean, great attention, i’m glad I choose it well.
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