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Patient information

Preparing for Your Visit

A little preparation helps your appointment focus on what matters most: your symptoms, your history, and your questions.

Your first visit

What Happens Before and During Your Appointment

Plan to arrive with time to complete intake paperwork. Bring a short written summary of your symptoms if that is easier than recalling details on the spot.

During your visit, a provider will review your concerns, relevant history, symptoms, and functional limitations, then explain any findings and discuss next steps that may be appropriate.

What to bring

  • Photo ID
  • Insurance card and information
  • A list of current medications and dosages
  • Relevant medical records and imaging reports
  • Referral documents, if your plan or provider requires one
  • Accident or workplace claim details, when relevant

Coverage and policies

Insurance, Referrals, and Appointment Policies

Insurance verification

Insurance participation and coverage can vary by plan, provider, service, and reason for treatment. Contact your insurance provider or the clinic to verify benefits before your appointment. Coverage for any specific service is not guaranteed.

Referral information

Referral requirements vary depending on the service and insurance plan. If you are uncertain whether a referral is needed, call (248) 629-6084 before scheduling.

Appointment policies

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Scheduling, cancellation, late-arrival, and no-show policies will be published after confirmation by Michigan State MD.

Medical-record requests

To request copies of your records, contact the clinic by phone or email. Written authorization is generally required before records are released.

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Records request form, processing timeframes, and any applicable fees pending clinic confirmation.

Privacy and access

Privacy and Accessibility Assistance

If you need assistance completing forms, navigating the office, or communicating during your visit, tell the team when you request an appointment so arrangements can be discussed.

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Notice of Privacy Practices and building accessibility details (entrance, parking, restrooms, and interpreter arrangements) pending clinic confirmation.

Emergency guidance

Do not use this website, the appointment form, or email for urgent symptoms. If you believe you are experiencing an emergency—including chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden weakness, loss of consciousness, or a severe injury—seek immediate care.

Medical emergency? This website is not intended for medical emergencies. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department if you believe you are experiencing an emergency.

If you are in emotional crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911.

You Do Not Have to Figure Out the Next Step Alone

Tell us what you are experiencing. Our team can help you request the appropriate appointment and begin a conversation about your options.

For medical emergencies, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department.

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