Chief Executive Officer
CurrentOur physical therapy center designed to provide education, guidance, training, and physical interventions by physical therapists (PTs) to help people regain their functional abilities and maximize their independence. To help patients achieve their functional mobility goals, by assessing and treating their pain and physical limitations. Once these limitations are identified, our staff provide corrective exercises and training, manual (hands on) therapy to relieve pain and correct physical imbalances, and family/caregiver education to ensure patients are as independent as possible. Physical therapy is considered a conservative intervention, meaning that it is less taxing on the body than harsh medications and surgeries. For this reason, physical therapy is often the “first line of defense” for orthopedic and neurological disorders. In fact, physical therapy can sometimes help patients avoid surgery altogether, or at least better prepare their bodies for the rigors of an operation. Physical therapy is also frequently provided after surgical procedures, or after medical events that compromise people’s ability to move around and care for themselves, such as strokes, brain injuries, or traumatic accidents. Our team are highly educated, licensed healthcare professionals. The PTs and PTA's are required to pass a national board examination in order to obtain the board-certified titles of of their profession, and they also have pass their state board examination, in order to obtain a license to practice physical therapy in the State of Michigan.
