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Ultimate Performance Chiro And Rehab
780 Bayou Pines E, Lake Charles
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780 Bayou Pines E, Lake Charles
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We are beyond thankful for Dr. Kyle Daigle and his incredible team. Our boys are both autistic, and we also have a medically fragile, developmentally delayed baby. After losing our home to toxic mold, we felt hopeless and overwhelmed—but this office has given us real hope. Dr. Daigle explained everything in a way we could truly understand and answered questions we didn’t even know to ask. For the first time, we believe our boys—and our baby—can have a typical, happy life. I got emotional during the visit because no parent wants their child to struggle, especially in a world that can be so cruel, but the kindness and compassion we were shown meant everything. Genna... read full review
I brought my daughter here from out of state upon her chiropractors recommendation. My daughter has PANS, an immune disorder that affects her brain, causing severe inflammation. She is a state wrestling champion and placed all American in Fargo and we were looking to improve her strength and function on top of helping with the primary concern of the brain inflammation. Dr Daigles vast knowledge of the brain and its function has impressed me far more than the neurologists that we have seen, which includes Boston Children’s Hospital. Not cheap but worth every single penny.
I recently spent a few days with the team at Ultimate Performance and Chiropractic. It was an incredible experience. I have been watching the progress of this team with their innovative tools and techniques for a long time, but what I saw online does not do justice to the healing environment they have created. Dr. Kyle Daigle has an excellent understanding of brain function and how to improve it at all levels, and he is still easy to understand and talk to, a rare thing in the brain function world.