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James Armentrout
Physical Therapy*
Age 53
3.0 (2 Ratings)
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James Armentrout
McKinney, TX
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Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation - Mckinney - Red Bud1705 W University Dr Ste 119, McKinney, TX 75069
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Nov 17, 2022
My PT, Jimmy Armentrout, was absolutely amazing. I was referred specifically to Jimmy by my Dallas-area orthopedic (hip) doctor who had worked with Jimmy in the past. As the PT got underway, Jimmy was able to deduce that my hip problem was much different than what I originally thought. I was so impressed with the treatment and the results that I called my other orthopedic surgeon (elbow) and asked for a referral to have Jimmy treat my post-surgical elbow area since the previous PT I had didn’t resolve the pain. Again, I was impressed with the treatment and results, so I called my orthopedic surgeon to request ANOTHER referral. This third referral was for my shoulder. I am very happy to say that Jimmy ALSO fixed my shoulder and now I am no longer in need of shoulder surgery. I can’t imagine a better outcome!
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Physical Therapy
Assistive Therapy
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James Armentrout's office is located at 1705 W University Dr Ste 119 McKinney, TX 75069.
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