Do you treat patients from Detroit?
Yes. Detroit is along Dearborn’s eastern border, and our office is on Michigan Avenue in Dearborn. We have treated Detroit patients since 1980, offering non-invasive, drug-free care for back pain, neck pain, sciatica, headaches, sports injuries and injuries from car accidents.
Dearborn shares its eastern border with Detroit, and Michigan Avenue runs from downtown Detroit straight past our office. For patients on the west side in particular, we are often an easier drive than a practice further into the city.
Detroit is a large place and we see patients from across it: people who work downtown and sit all day, people whose work is physical, and people who were hit on one of the freeways and are only now feeling their neck. Whichever brought you here, the first visit is an examination rather than a treatment.
Getting here from Detroit
Michigan Avenue, US-12, runs straight out of downtown Detroit and passes our office. If you are coming from the north or east, I-94 and the Southfield Freeway both bring you within a few minutes of Michigan Avenue.
The office is at 13530 Michigan Ave. #246 Dearborn, MI 48126. Parking is on site, and we are open monday to friday 9am - 5pm and saturday 10am - 1pm.Open the map for directions from where you are.
What we treat
Detroit patients come to us for the same range of problems as everyone else: back and neck pain, sciatica, headaches, injuries from sport and from car accidents, and the gradual aches that build up at a desk or on a shop floor. Every one of these treatments is non-invasive and drug-free.
Our Services
Common questions
How far is your office from Detroit?
Detroit is along Dearborn’s eastern border, and we are at 13530 Michigan Ave. #246 Dearborn, MI 48126. Michigan Avenue, US-12, runs straight out of downtown Detroit and passes our office. If you are coming from the north or east, I-94 and the Southfield Freeway both bring you within a few minutes of Michigan Avenue.
Do I need a referral to be seen?
No. You can contact us directly and book an appointment yourself. If what we find during the examination needs a different kind of care, we will tell you and refer you on rather than treat you anyway.
What happens at a first appointment?
An examination before any treatment. We ask what happened and what you feel, look at how you move, and explain what we think is going on and what we can realistically do about it. Treatment usually begins at that same visit once we know what we are treating.
What are your opening hours?
Monday to Friday 9AM - 5PM, and Saturday 10AM - 1PM. We are closed on Sunday. Same-week appointments are usually available.
Booking from Detroit
Same-week appointments are usually available. Call the office and we will find a time that works around your drive.