Anthem does not have a clinic of ours. Deer Valley, at 20414 N 27th Avenue, is the nearest, and North Phoenix on W Dunlap Avenue is the one behind it.
It is a single road for most people — Anthem Way or Daisy Mountain Drive onto the I-17, then south. Gavilan Peak Parkway feeds the same interchange from the western side of the community.
Deer Valley runs Pain Management, Physical Therapy, Chiropractic and Acupuncture out of one building on a single plan, which is what makes the drive worth making once instead of three times.
Patients come from Anthem Country Club, Anthem Parkside and Tramonto, and from New River, Desert Hills and Black Canyon City further up the I-17.
The complaints follow the community: backs and necks managed for a decade already, a disc pressing a nerve, knees and hips that limit the golf or the trail, neuropathy in the feet, compression fractures in thinning bone, and the occasional crash on the interstate.
No referral is needed for any of the four services, and benefits are confirmed before you make the drive. Spanish-language communication is available at every clinic through real-time translation.
The first appointment examines and takes a history rather than treating on the spot. You leave knowing what is being treated, what the plan is, and roughly how long it should run.
Where an image-guided injection or another interventional procedure is indicated, it is performed in office at Westgate in Glendale, which has fluoroscopy on site; Deer Valley arranges it and manages the plan either side of it.
The Phoenix write-ups by complaint: sciatica treatment in Phoenix, herniated disc treatment in Phoenix, low back pain treatment in Phoenix, neck pain treatment in Phoenix, knee pain treatment in Phoenix and neuropathy treatment in Phoenix.
And by procedure: epidural steroid injection in Phoenix, radiofrequency ablation in Phoenix, spinal cord stimulator trials in Phoenix, kyphoplasty in Phoenix and nerve block in Phoenix.
Every clinic below has Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, Acupuncture and Pain Management on one chart, so care can move between them without a new referral.
Downtown out through the north, west, south and east suburbs.
Academy, InterQuest and Tenderfoot cover the north, central and south of the city.
Harmony in Fort Collins and our Greeley clinic serve Larimer and Weld counties.
Across the Valley, from the West Valley through Phoenix to the East Valley.
Deer Valley on N 27th Avenue, straight down the I-17. North Phoenix on W Dunlap Avenue is the next one.
One, where it can be. The four services share a building and a plan, so appointments are stacked rather than spread.
No. Any of the services can be booked directly, and there is usually something free in the same week.
No. A plan can be built for the time you have, with the home program covering the rest.
At Westgate in Glendale, in office, with fluoroscopy on site. Deer Valley schedules it.
Possibly. Kyphoplasty is an option for recent compression fractures, and whether yours still qualifies is a question imaging answers.
Yes. Billing goes to med-pay, an attorney lien, or your health plan, arranged at the first appointment.
An examination, a history, and a plan — with a straight answer on timeframe.
If Arizona is where you spend part of the year, care for winter visitors sets out how a course of treatment is planned around the months you are here.
No referral is needed to be evaluated, appointments are usually available within the same week, and benefits are checked before the first visit.
