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Arizona Joint Review Guide
A source and safety field guide

Arizona Joint Review Guide

How am I meant to use this list?

Use this list to find clinics and prepare questions before spending money. Don't treat the first clinic as a medical recommendation. Ratings describe how people marked their visits. They can't choose the right treatment for your joint.

Why is one clinic shown before another?

Clinics with a public rating come before clinics without one. Higher ratings come first. If ratings are equal, a larger review total puts an office first. Clinic names break any remaining tie in alphabetical order.

This order doesn't measure a doctor's skill or a treatment's safety. It also can't tell you whether your soreness will improve. Think of the list as a phone book with notes, not medical advice.

Each location keeps its own Google rating and review total. The site doesn't combine them into a new score. When Google has no current rating, the rating and review total stay blank.

Clinics sharing a business name can have separate offices and workers. Check the city and street before calling. That keeps you from reading comments about an office you won't visit.

What do I check before I call?

First, check the street for the office you want. Read several comments and note when people posted them. A rating can change when more people add reviews.

Then write down what matters during your visit. You may care about clear costs, kind workers, easy parking, or help after hours. Those details matter more than a small difference between ratings.

The catch is that no review can examine your joint. Ask who will perform the exam and which medical notes to bring. You don't have to book when the office gives rushed or unclear replies.

Your regular doctor can also review the treatment being offered. That can help when treatment costs a lot or has serious risks. Your health matters more than where a clinic appears on this list.

AMAVA Regenerative Medicine

Peoria · google.com

5.0 out of 5 · 29 published reviews · observed 2026-09-03

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Cendant Stem Cell Center

Scottsdale · google.com

4.9 out of 5 · 61 published reviews · observed 2026-09-03

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QC Kinetix - Peoria

Peoria · google.com

4.9 out of 5 · 31 published reviews · observed 2026-09-03

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QC Kinetix - Phoenix

Phoenix · google.com

4.8 out of 5 · 18 published reviews · observed 2026-09-03

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QC Kinetix - Chandler

Chandler · google.com

4.7 out of 5 · 32 published reviews · observed 2026-09-03

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QC Kinetix - Scottsdale

Scottsdale · google.com

4.5 out of 5 · 35 published reviews · observed 2026-09-03

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What if the soreness doesn't settle?

At QC Kinetix, medical providers (the licensed staff who perform your exam and explain your choices) discuss non-surgical regenerative treatments made from your own blood. PRP is made by separating and concentrating part of your blood for the sore joint. The clinic calls treatments made from your blood biologic therapies. They'll also discuss joint preservation, meaning ways to delay knee or hip surgery, without promising relief.

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