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Introduction and Breathing

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Upper Crossed Syndrome

Written BlogBy admin October 28, 2020 1 Comment

Have a Shoulder Injury? Lets Have a Look At Your Neck First. This blog post is a follow up from the previous blog post on Lower Crossed Syndrome. If, by the end of this blog, you realize that you are one of the many people suffering from the effects of Upper Crossed Syndrome, we highly…

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Live Longer

Written BlogBy admin September 15, 2020

Want to live longer? Do these 2 things every day. It is pretty safe to say that everyone, if given the option, would choose to live longer. The difficulty in accomplishing a goal like, “to live longer,” is that it can be daunting. It’s like someone handing you some wood, nails, and a hammer with…

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Lisa fully understands the workers’ comp process. She is constantly updating us with any changes in the status of the client and following up with clients to make sure they attend their appointments. We are glad to work with her.

Teri, Adjuster

The team at XcelABLE is wonderful. They have multiple locations and scheduled the appointment within 48 hours of receiving the referral. They maintain constant communication with the referral source and are timely with all reports.

L.S., Case Manager

Lisa has been instrumental in assisting our claimants on disability with all aspects of the return-to-work process. She is definitely a great resource for the insurance companies to utilize during the claimant process.

Disability Insurance, Co.

For the first time in six months I felt I found a therapist who genuinely listened to my concerns.

Satisfied Patient

Lisa was very knowledgeable about my injury. She was amazing…a great listener and really helped me with my situation. I am hoping to continue with therapy per her recommendation and then go back to full time work.

Satisfied Patient

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