Arizona Liver Health – Arizona's Leading Liver Clinic

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Arizona’s Liver Clinic

With over 30 years of combined experience in liver disease treatment, our team is equipped to provide liver disease patients with better outcomes.

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Medical Services

Our mission is to provide state-of-the-art, innovative, and compassionate care to patients affected by liver diseases.

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Clinic

We provide comprehensive liver care and offer free, in-office FibroScans to test for fatty liver disease, so you know your liver status in minutes.

Nutrition

Our board certified dietitians provide the most accurate nutrition information and provide you with the best plans for your specific liver condition.

Research

Clinical research facilities located in Arizona.

Liver Conditions

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Learn more about your condition, gain access to the latest treatments, and advance medical research for your community!

What Is Fibroscan Technology?

FibroScan® is a non-invasive and painless method of measuring the amount of fatty infiltration and scarring in your liver. It utilizes a shear wave produced through its probe to measure liver stiffness. This process is also known as Liver Ultrasonographic Elastography.

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Why Minority Participation in Liver Research Matters

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