Patient Information
Everything you need to prepare for your visit — forms, policies, insurance, and answers to common questions.
Patient Forms
Download, print, and fill out all patient forms before your visit.
Cancellation Policy
Standard Appointments
A $50 no-show fee will be charged for standard appointments not cancelled at least 24 hours in advance.
EMG & Injection Appointments
A $100 no-show fee will be charged for EMG and injection appointments not cancelled at least 24 hours in advance.
Discharge Policy
Two no-showed appointments will be cause for discharge from the practice.
It is the patient's responsibility to call the office to cancel or reschedule appointments.
Insurances Accepted
Auto Insurance
Health Insurance
Other
Worker's CompIf your insurance is not listed, please call our office at 616-447-4090 to confirm acceptance.
Patient Testimonials
“Thank you so much for all you have done for me the last eight years. You and your staff have always been so caring and compassionate to me and my needs.”
“Thank you sooo much for giving me my life back!!!! Life is good when you are up on both feet!!!!!”
“We wish to thank you for finding out what was wrong with me. I have been trying to find out for fifty three years!!!!”
“Fantastic and caring staff makes a difference! I would highly recommend anyone to your office.”
“Everyone is very considerate & attentive. They're always concerned about your welfare and not just your condition!”
“I appreciate you and respect you as a doctor. Thank you for helping me enjoy my life more. You're the first doctor to ever help me.”
Physical Therapy FAQ
QWhat should I expect on the first physical therapy visit?
Your first visit will include a thorough evaluation where your physical therapist will take measurements, assess your condition, and develop a personalized plan of care tailored to your needs and goals.
QHow long are appointments?
Appointments typically include 30-45 minutes of direct care with your physical therapist, plus a possible additional 15 minutes for modalities. Please arrive 5 minutes early to check in.
QHow long do people usually participate in physical therapy?
The length of your physical therapy program depends on the collaboration between your doctor, physical therapist, and you as the patient. Your care team will work together to determine the best timeline for your recovery.
QWhat should I wear to physical therapy?
Wear comfortable exercise clothes that allow you to move freely. Please avoid jeans, blazers, or restrictive clothing.
QWhat do I need for the pool (aquatic therapy)?
Bring a swimsuit, towel, and optional sandals and shampoo. If you prefer, shorts and a t-shirt (non-white) are acceptable alternatives to a swimsuit.
QDo I need a referral for physical therapy?
Michigan allows direct access to physical therapy, meaning you may not need a referral from a physician. However, some insurance plans do require a referral. Please call our office at 616-447-4090 to confirm your specific requirements.
QWill my insurance cover physical therapy?
Most insurance plans cover all or some physical therapy services, though coverage varies by plan. Private pay options are also available. Contact your insurance provider or our office for details about your specific coverage.
QHow many visits does insurance allow?
The number of allowed visits varies by policy. Some plans allow as few as 6 visits, while others allow 60 or more. Medicare has a dollar cap per calendar year. Check with your insurance provider for your specific allowance.
QWho can provide physical therapy services?
In Michigan, only licensed Physical Therapists (PTs) and Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) can provide physical therapy services.