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Utah Valley Chiropractic

559 W State St, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062

4.9 · 261 reviews

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About this business

Utah Valley Chiropractic is a chiropractor in Pleasant Grove offering a range of services including shock wave therapy, K Laser treatments, IV nutrient therapy, and the Pettibon System. Located at 559 W State Street, the practice has been voted among Utah Valley's top chiropractors since 2014 and welcomes both new and returning patients seeking natural treatment options.

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What services does Utah Valley Chiropractic offer in Pleasant Grove?

Utah Valley Chiropractic provides a range of treatments including chiropractic adjustments, shock wave therapy (ESWT), K Laser treatments, Kinesio taping, Calmare pain treatment, IV nutrient therapy, hormone optimization, and medical weight loss services. The business also specializes in personal injury solutions and uses the Pettibon System for posture correction.

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Does Utah Valley Chiropractic offer dry needling?

Yes, Utah Valley Chiropractic offers dry needling as one of their innovative treatment options to help patients find relief and restore their health.

What is the Pettibon System used for?

The Pettibon System is used for posture correction at Utah Valley Chiropractic as part of their comprehensive treatment approach.

Does Utah Valley Chiropractic in Pleasant Grove accept walk-ins?

Yes, Utah Valley Chiropractic welcomes walk-ins and offers friendly service for health concerns. Patients can also schedule appointments by calling 801.922.4310 or booking online through the business website.

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Can I schedule an appointment online at Utah Valley Chiropractic?

Yes, patients can schedule appointments online through Utah Valley Chiropractic's website in addition to calling or walking in.

What types of pain and injuries does Utah Valley Chiropractic treat near Pleasant Grove?

Utah Valley Chiropractic treats back pain, sciatica, neck and leg pain, car accident injuries, repetitive strain, breathing difficulties, chronic discomfort, and work-related problems. The team works with patients experiencing pain from daily activities, accidents, and ongoing health issues.

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Does Utah Valley Chiropractic treat headaches?

Yes, Utah Valley Chiropractic treats headaches using patient-centered care and innovative treatments like shockwave therapy and dry needling.

Disclaimer: These questions and answers are informational and are not official responses from the business owner or representatives. Please call or message the business directly to verify and confirm details on this page.

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Utah Valley Chiropractic at a glance

Hours · Saturday
ClosedClosed · opens Monday 8 AM
Full week
  • Monday8 AM – 11 AM, 2 PM – 6 PM
  • Tuesday8 AM – 11 AM, 2 PM – 6 PM
  • Wednesday8 AM – 11 AM, 2 PM – 6 PM
  • Thursday8 AM – 11 AM, 2 PM – 6 PM
  • Friday8 AM – 1 PM
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed
Phone
(801) 922-4310
Address
559 W State St, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 Directions →
Rating
4.9★ from 261 reviews — #2 of 3 chiropractors in Pleasant Grove (city average 4.9★)
Details
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