On Día de los Muertos, families set out marigolds, candles and favorite foods, and tell the stories of the people they love. We honor that tradition and every family who keeps it.
En español: En el Día de los Muertos, recordamos las manos que nos sostuvieron.
En el Día de los Muertos, las familias ponen cempasúchil, velas y la comida favorita de sus seres queridos, y vuelven a contar sus historias. Honramos esa tradición y a cada familia que la mantiene viva.
Con cariño, de parte de todo el equipo de Loredo Hand Care Institute en Southlake. Hablamos español.
From all of us at Loredo Hand Care Institute in Southlake.
Meet Dr. Loredo or contact the practice.
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Questions patients ask
What is Día de los Muertos?
A tradition of memory, family and gratitude. Families set out marigolds, candles and favorite foods, and tell the stories of the people they love.
Does Loredo Hand Care Institute speak Spanish?
Yes. Se habla español. Call (972) 939-4974.
Who is Loredo Hand Care Institute, and where is it?
Dr. Pedro Loredo, a board-certified hand surgeon (General Surgery, American Board of Surgery; Hand Surgery, American Board of Plastic Surgery) at Loredo Hand Care Institute, 431 E State Hwy 114, Suite 380, Southlake, TX. New patients are seen within days. Call (972) 939-4974. Se habla español.
Contact Loredo Hand Care Institute
Call the practice in Southlake or start your forms online. Se habla español.