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Dr. Eric Loiland, DPT
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Dr. Eric Loiland, DPT
Phoenix, AZ
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Dr. Eric Loiland, DPT works in Phoenix, AZ as
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Barrow Neurosurgical Associates Ltd.2910 N 3rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85013
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Jan 11, 2023
Eric is a great physical therapist. He helped me work through some excruciating lower back pain by performing a comprehensive initial evaluation and creating a custom stretching and strengthening program for me. He taught me a lot about what I can be doing on a daily basis to decrease stress on my lower back to prevent future painful episodes. Eric uses various therapies in his practice such as massage, active release, and dry needling, all of which were quite effective. His staff is also top notch. Thank you, Eric, for all that you have done to help me.
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Dr. Loiland's office is located at 2910 N 3rd Ave Phoenix, AZ 85013.
Dr. Loiland has a star rating of 4.0/5 and has been reviewed 4 times.
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