FAQ
Appointments & Bookings
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To schedule an appointment, please call our office at (480) 257-1971. Our staff will assist you with booking and answer any initial questions you may have.
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No referral is required. Patients may schedule an appointment directly with City Orthopedic and Spine.
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Yes. Same-day or next-day appointments are available depending on provider availability and the nature of your condition.
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Please bring a valid driver’s license and your insurance card. If you have prior medical records or imaging related to your condition, those may also be helpful.
New Patients
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At your first visit, you will meet with a doctor to discuss your symptoms and medical history. A clinical evaluation will be performed, and you may receive immediate therapy. Medication may be prescribed if medically appropriate.
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Yes. We treat both new injuries and chronic conditions involving the spine, joints, and musculoskeletal system.
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We treat a wide range of neurological, muscular, skeletal, and soft tissue conditions, including disc herniations, disc displacements, spinal subluxations, torn rotator cuffs, shoulder pain, knee pain, ligament injuries, and other musculoskeletal injuries.
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Yes. Based on your evaluation, a treatment plan will be discussed and outlined during your initial visit.
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Yes. We frequently treat patients who have been injured in auto accidents and provide coordinated care to support recovery.
Clinic Hours & Contact
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Our clinic is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
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You can contact our office by calling (480) 257-1971.
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The best way to reach us is by phone at (480) 257-1971 during business hours.
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We are located at 515 W Buckeye Road, Suite 304, Phoenix, AZ.
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Yes, parking is available for patients.
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If you are running late, please call the office at (480) 257-1971 as soon as possible so we can assist you.
Other Questions
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Yes. We accept insurance and work with attorney liens for personal injury cases.
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We work with all attorney liens for personal injury cases. Please contact the office for specific insurance questions.
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Yes. We coordinate with attorneys as part of personal injury care when appropriate.
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Yes. Medical documentation is maintained as part of standard care and may be used for insurance or legal purposes when applicable.
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Depending on your condition, you may be seen by an orthopedic surgeon, chiropractor, pain management physician, or family medicine doctor.
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Recovery time varies depending on the type and severity of the injury, as well as individual response to treatment.
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Yes. Imaging and diagnostic testing are available when medically appropriate.
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Yes. Chiropractic care may be combined with medical treatment as part of a coordinated care plan when appropriate.