Christopher Cann, PT works in New Smyrna Beach, FL as
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I had a reverse shoulder operation August 2021.. I had 14 sessions of Physical therapy at a place that my Dr. ordered. They had me pulling on ropes and using do nothing exercise devices by myself while they walked away to take care of other patients and I was still unable to raise my arm up . Luckely I happened to find Chris Cann and he was the best, he stayed right with me during each session, lifting my arm up high for me and holding it there and other hands on kind of exercises and in no time I was able to raise my arm up high by myself and lift the same amount of weight as I could with the other arm. . When I went back to see my Dr. he was amazed at what I could do. Chris has a great personality and he cares about getting you back in good shape. I highly recomend him if you are looking for a Physical Therapist who gives it his all. .Thank you Chris .. . .
Christopher Cann accepts Aetna, Curative and First Health as well as many others. See all of the insurances Christopher Cann accepts here.
Christopher Cann's office is located at 502 Palmetto St New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168.
Christopher Cann has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 3 times.
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