Accepting new patients
Medicare, Medicaid, auto and most commercial plans accepted. Call 734-550-1769 to schedule.
- Medicare
- Medicaid
- Auto (no-fault)
- Most commercial plans
Is my plan accepted?
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What to bring
Photo ID and your insurance card
A list of your current medications
Any imaging, test results or office notes you have
Records of past therapy or procedures
Auto claim or workers’ compensation details, if your pain followed an accident or injury
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Frequently asked questions
Medicare, Medicaid, auto (no-fault) and most commercial plans. Not sure if your plan is covered? Call us at 734-550-1769 to ask about your insurance.
Every patient starts with a thorough evaluation: your history, an exam, a review of your records and imaging, and a diagnosis. From there, we build a personalized plan with clear goals.
Many patients do well with conservative care and follow-up. If an interventional procedure could help, we’ll refer you to our fellowship-trained pain physician, and you’ll come back to us for ongoing care.
Yes. We offer telehealth pain management for homebound patients, and we visit nursing homes, assisted living and long-term care facilities.
Yes. We treat neck, back and joint pain after a car accident, including whiplash and pain that lingers after an ER or urgent care visit, and we work with attorneys and case managers.
For emergencies such as sudden weakness or numbness, loss of bowel or bladder control, or severe uncontrolled symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

