Dr. Glenna Tolbert, M.D., Q.M.E. - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Dr. Glenna Tolbert, M.D., Q.M.E. - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation We specialize in helping Baby Boomers and seniors get back to the active life they know they deserve.

04/21/2026

Dr. Tolbert just wrapped up a men’s health talk at the Phi Beta Sigma (PBS Western Region) Western Regional Conference with Dr. Bill Releford. And let’s be honest: Most men don’t take their health seriously until something goes wrong.

They talked about what it actually takes to stay strong: fueling your mind, taking care of your body, and getting your spirit right. Not just to survive—but to show up for your family and your community for the long haul.

If you’re tired of guessing and ready to thrive:
🔹 Learn more about our programs at the Tolbert Center website
🔹 And check out Dr. Releford’s work with Bloom Ranch of Acton

🎙️ Dr. Tolbert recently joined Conversation Piece with Angela Birdsong for Pain Awareness Month, where they explored a t...
09/20/2025

🎙️ Dr. Tolbert recently joined Conversation Piece with Angela Birdsong for Pain Awareness Month, where they explored a topic many people still aren’t familiar with—the value of DNA micronutrient testing.

What is it? Why does it matter? And how can understanding your unique DNA and nutrient needs transform your health and pain management?

🔗 Tune in here:

Conversation Piece 10am PT Saturday, September 23rd KPFK 90.7 FM / KPFK.org Have you had a DNA Micronutrient work up done by your doctor? Do you know what that is? I didn’t know either and I want t

07/25/2025

What actually happens to your blood during PRP treatment? Let’s break it down.

In this video, Dr. Tolbert walks you through how PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) is prepared—step by step.

Knowing the process helps you feel more confident and informed about your care.

📅 Want to learn more or see if PRP is right for your pain or injury? Schedule a consultation with our team today.

07/18/2025

Not all PRP is created equal.

When it comes to PRP therapy, the quality of your platelets matters just as much as the procedure itself. High-quality platelets contain more concentrated growth factors—the key ingredients your body uses to reduce inflammation, repair tissue, and support long-term healing.

In this video, Dr. Tolbert explains what makes a “high-quality” PRP sample, how we measure it, and why poor-quality platelets may lead to disappointing results.

📅 Schedule a consultation with our team today, and experience PRP done the right way.

Address

17609 Ventura Boulevard, Ste 114
Encino, CA
91316

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18187847197

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