It's Time!

It's that time of year again! With deductibles being met or close to being met, make sure you get in all your podiatry needs prior to the end of the year. Don't forget! We are able to handle everything from your routine office visits, planning for surgery, or even if you're just in the market for some new orthotics. Our well-trained providers schedules are filling up quickly so be sure to set up your appointment sooner rather than later. Our office is more than happy to accomodate you!

Call our office at (248)348-5300 to speak with our front desk staff to schedule an appointment today!

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