Jason Torres works in Glendora, CA as
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Dr. Jason Torres saved my husbands life. We were at Universal Studios when my husband became short of breath. We found a local urgent care where we found Dr. Jason Torres. My husband went in for what we thought was bronchitis. Dr. Torres took one look at him and said " you really don't look good." Dr said skin color was "off" and when he listened to his heart and put a device on his finger to check oxygen level he said "sorry but i need to call 911" . We declined so then the dr made me sign form promising to take him to ER. He said his heart is not working well. When we went to ER my husband was diagnosed with heart failure. Cardiologist said if he didn't come in he would of died! My husband now takes several medications daily but he is alive thanks to a wonderful doctor who God brought us to. We have been looking for him to say thank you. We searched on the internet and found he is in Glendora. The urgent care we visited refuses to give us his contact info to thank him
Jason Torres' office is located at 130 W Route 66 Ste 312 Glendora, CA 91740.
Jason Torres has a star rating of 5.0/5 and has been reviewed 5 times.
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