Did you know?

Did you know we offer physical therapy right here in the convenient location of our office. Not only does our physical therapist, Eric. He has been a physical therapist for over 22 years and specializes in the foot and ankle, however he is also experienced in anything that deals with orthopedics. He is able to treat shoulders, hips, knees, anything you can think of.

If you’re in rehabilitation need, or just want to inquire, call our office today to schedule or find out more!

(248)348-5300.

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