Just Wasting of the money
Just Wasting of the money. Treated torn legament of the hip. Noting is working.
The staf were not that frienndly. The Doctor was okey
1 February 2026
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Centeno-Schultz is the place where most of orthopedic stem cell therapy for knees, hips, shoulders, hands, ankles, and spine was invented.
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Summit Boulevard 403, 80021, Broomfield, United States
- www.centenoschultz.com
I read a lot of negative reviews online…
I read a lot of negative reviews online about this clinic how they attack their competition and write fake reviews. This is bad ethics for a medical practice that is supposed to be helping their patients. Several reviews of centeno schultz clinic show patients who spent thousands of dollars for procedures that did not work and then they were brushed away. I dont recommend this place.
14 February 2020
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