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Glass City Spine
Chiropractor in Toledo, OH

Chiropractic rehab for auto, work and sports injuries
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About Glass City Spine
- Where is Glass City Spine located?
- Glass City Spine is at 4333 Monroe St D, Toledo, OH 43606.
- What are Glass City Spine's hours?
- Mon–Wed 9 AM–12 PM, 2 PM–6 PM; Thu 9 AM–3 PM; closed Fri, Sat, Sun. Hours can change, so call ahead to confirm.
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Google Reviews
It felt really homely I was welcomed over the phone with a warm greeting with care and when I got there to be seen by the medical providers it was really surreal lots of care and attention to myself and I am so thankful thank you glass city spine.
The staff at Glass City make the therapy sessions enjoyable. Dealing with the aftermath of an accident hasn’t been easy, however, they do an amazing job providing quality care and continuous laughs. I would recommend anyone who requires services to this location!
Very caring and knows how to get you back on your feet. I was in 2 CR accidents and was told what steps to take for healing and how long it will take to get better. Highly recommended to anyone
I love being a patient at Glass City Spine! The team there makes me feel comfortable and safe as a patient. The healing process for me has been 10 times quicker and easier because of the continuous hard work and attention that I receive from the staff at Glass City Spine! If anyone has any pain, aches or ailments, I definitely recommend they come in to be seen here!
Staff worked hard to get me fully recovered after a T-bone accident in late December and it is now mid-March. Thanks so much for the patience and flexibility with my schedule.
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