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Wear comfortable clothing, preferably something that allows the therapist to examine the involved area.

You will need to bring the prescription from your physician, your referral if necessary, your insurance cards, and your driver’s license for identification purposes.

The state of Michigan now allows individuals to receive physical therapy treatment on a limited basis without having to see a doctor. However, at this time, the majority of insurance companies require a prescription from one of the following to cover physical therapy treatment: MD, DO, DDS, DPM, PA-C, or NP.

Your treatment will be based on the deficits you present with, as well as the nature of your injury or condition. We will utilize manual techniques, modalities (hot pack, cold pack, electric stimulation, ultrasound, etc.), and/or exercise as part of your treatment.

Conditions we typically treat, but are not limited to, include: Musculoskeletal injuries, Post-Surgical Orthopedic Conditions,Tendinitis/Bursitis, Sports Related Injuries, Work Related Injuries, Lymphedema, Dizziness and Balance Disorders, and Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions. For more information, please view our services.

Typically, your physical therapist will design a treatment plan based on findings from the evaluation. Your treatment plan will then be sent to your physician for approval. Your physician may identify certain treatments he or she would like you to receive.

We accept most major insurances, including Blue Cross Blue shield, BCN, Medicare, HAP, Priority Health, Aetna/Cofinity, Cigna, UHC, TheraMatrix. For more information on insurance plans we accept, please visit our Insurance Page.

Plan on at least an hour for your first appointment. You should try to arrive early to fill out paperwork. As your condition improves, and new exercises are added to your program, your time spent in the clinic will naturally increase; however, we are always flexible and will try to accommodate, as we realize how valuable your time can be.

Your physician will indicate the frequency (visits per week) and duration (number of weeks) on your prescription. How long you are in therapy will depend on the severity of your injury/condition and how well you respond to your treatment. Your insurance plan may also limit the amount of physical therapy you may receive. Most physical therapy prescriptions are written for two or three times per week for 4-6 weeks. Some physicians may order a specific number of visits.

Generally, we are able to schedule your first visit within 24 hours. The more flexible you can be, the easier it is to schedule your first visit. There are some cases where we will not be able to schedule your first visit until we receive authorization from your insurance company. This is usually the case in a workers’ compensation or automotive claim.

Our normal business hours are: Our normal business hours are:

• Monday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
• Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Thursday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Friday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Saturday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM (by appointment)

We are able to be flexible with our hours on occasion.

Your physician will get a letter following your initial visit, and a progress update at least every 30 days. There are times we find it necessary to contact your physician, and may contact his/her office via fax or phone.

Yes. We treat children that have orthopedic/musculoskeletal, pelvic floor, or vestibular conditions.

Not necessarily. As your condition improves, you will be given new activities and exercises to perform.

You can as long as you have your prescription, unless otherwise instructed by your physician.