Doctors in Sterling Heights, MI

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Pediatric Health Care - www.phckids.com Located in Sterling Heights on 18 1/2 and mound, all the doctors are awesome there:) Pediatric Health Care www.phckids.com Pediatric Health Care - Dedicated to the care of infants through adolescents. 42141 Mound Road Sterling Heights, MI 48314 -phone: 586-254-7593

Stonebrooke Family Physicians 2940 Crooks Rd, Rochester Hills, Michigan They are amazing happy people always great with kids and adults !!!!

If you are not opposed to St Johns I love Dr Cho out of Cornerstone (19 and Garfield) I have seen a few other docs in that group and like them all! Can always get in same day:-)

Like others have said, we also use Michigan Adult and Child Medicine. Both my boys and I go there. I see Dr. Fisher and my boys see Dr. Fuller. They've got great hours, Saturday sick appointments and for an emergency you can go to Royal Oak Beaumont. The staff is great and always remember us when we walk in. We love them!

Dr Emily Chang is great and takes walk-ins if ever needed

I have Beaumont Drs. on Common between VanDyke & Hoover in the Beaumont building. Michigan Adult and Child Medicine http://macmpc.net/. I see Dr. Steele, my husband sees Dr. Fuller. We have friends who take their kids to Dr. Fuller as well. I've liked ...See More

I cannot stand McLaren medical, that hospital had went to pot! Dr. Bayer is awesome as a general doctor. He is not a pediatrician.

Dr. Richard Weiermiller. He us at 15 and dequander

Dr. Hirsch is a Family Dr. and is affiliated with Beaumont Troy. He is our family doctor. It is an urgent care office too, which means that sometimes you will have to wait a little, but Dr. Hirsch takes his time with each patient, so it is worth it (to me). http://www.oaklandfamilypractice.com/ Madison Heights, MI Family Doctor | Oakland Family Practice www.oaklandfamilypractice.com Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system

silverpinedocs.com silver pine family physicians. they have three locations. one of which is actually in the beaumont building on hall rd!

We love our practice...Michigan Adult and Child Medicine. My whole family sees Dr. Paye but all of the docs are great (we've seen them all thru 7+ years of kid sick visits). They are affiliated with Beaumont. Office on Common Rd across from the Warren Police Dept.

We are Silver Pine. 100% I have seen almost all of the Drs and like them all. Dr Patel and Dr Crandall are my favorite!

We use Michigan Adult and Child Medicine as well. Dr. Steele is our primary but have seen and love them all!

We use Michigan Adult & Child Medicine as well. Dr. Steele is our pediatrician and both my boys love going to see her!

I see the pain clinic at Henry Ford in west Bloomfield.

Cleveland Clinic was wonderful to me! I lived in Midland and had gone through what so many others do... Mine started in my right knee after Arthroscopic surgery for a torn lateral miniscus. That was 10+ years ago and I now have full-body RSD. Someone along the way (sadly, I cannot remember who), recommended the Cleveland Clinic's Pain Center and they were amazing. My Doctor was Dr. Michael Stanton-Hicks, and I soon found out he was a HUGE guru for RSD. Unfortunately all the treatments and procedures haven't worked - I now live in Arizona where the warm, dry air feels much better. I will keep you in my prayers... good luck.

This should help: http://www.lifescript.com/doctor-directory/condition/r-reflex-sympathetic-dystrophy.aspx

Dr Michael Stanton Hicks at the Cleveland clinic is a world renowned specialist...

I see Dr. Clague in Ann Arbor. He's a neurologist and specializes in CRPS. He's old and old school but he knows his stuff and writes damn good reports, especially for my workers comp stuff. He spends at least an hour with me every time I have an appointment, so he's not tryin to rush you out. He listens, which is another thing I love! (734) 973-7350 2020 Hogback Rd Ann Arbor MI 48105

I have RSD in both arms & legs since 2007 & it spread from a minor hand injury after the spinal cord stim surgery in 2008..which did help for some years & still does on some levels..in 2010 I had a intrathecal pain pump implanted as well..temporary relief & good n bad days still..I will agree (Dr. David Kim)@Henry Ford is GREAT! Maybe you could see one of the other pain mgmt drs there since he is no longer taking new patients?? Also, (Dr. Glowacki)@Sunrise Institute for Pain Mgmt is AMAZING! He did his fellowship w/Dr. Kim@HF then opened his own practice & is thriving..he is well educated on CRPS/RSD as is Dr. Kim...I will also agree that Cleveland Clinic is amazing..they have a whole wing that specializes in CRPS/RSD..feel free to PM me if you would like..I have felt like a serious Ginny pig for awhile now & have tried everything at LEAST once! It all boils down to trial & error & a compassionate, patient dr....RSD is different & unexplainable on so many levels & on each individuals basis..it's not easy at ALL!! But, try-n-hang in there!!!

I went to Matrix Pain Center in Saginaw. They helped me with a spinal curd stimulator. It's worth a try.

I went to the Cleveland Clinic for help and when Dr. Stanton Hicks found out I didn't have insurance he told me my RSD in my left arm and hands was an allergic reaction to Neurotin. He insisted I make another appointment with their ortho-doc and himself on the same day dr a later date. I made the second trip from Michigan to do this, saw the ortho-doc who just told me I should not have had tendon surgery and then found out that Dr. Stanton-Hicks was not even in his office they day. Total waste of my time.

Mine has been mainly in my legs, especially in my left. The pain has been full body. Now, my entire left side, including arm, scalp, to my spine is swelling, so painful. I also have full body Dystonic spasms with it. Have had it since injury In '94. I saw Dr Michael Stanton Hicks in '97 I guess. We live in Alabama, and as huge as the UAB Medical Center is here, there's not much available. The VA I think knows the most, it is just so crazy going there. I just don't know. My Dystonia has gone back into full storms after being relatively quiet for a few years. I give!

Loving the fellow Dr Kim fans ladies-- Kisha Nixon-Williams and Michele Paterno! I've been seeing him 11 years now-literally a couple days after an ortho trauma surgeon diagnosed me (and I quickly found he obviously had NO idea what RSD was once I talked to Dr Kim and read RSDSA and RSD Hope's web sites).

It's amazing to see people here in Michigan that are all going through the same thing, I also agree that dr David Kim is very educated in dealing with RSD! He is amazing, I have been treating with him since 2008!

If you want to travel I go to the Florida Spine Institute in Clearwater Florida where Dr Hanna is my pain management Dr. I have RSDS in both legs and hands now and I get ketamine infusion treatments there.. Insurance company still doesn't pay yet but he is a very good Dr.if you want the number pm me.

FYI Dr. Stanton-Hicks at the Ceveland Clinic is semi-retired and doesn't often take on new patients. I live in Cleveland and have tried to get an appointment with him to no avail.

The folks in The here to help RSD group maintain a list of patient recommended Drs. Check with them

It depends on how severe yours is and how young the patient is...most teens/ young adults with it including myself have been referred to Cleve Clinic by multiple michigan hospitals/pain centers. Dr. Stanton hicks at Cleve really knows what he's doing- he's given a lot of us our lives and careers back! Best of luck!

Honestly University of Michigan is were I went for my crps & they were amazing!!!! I would go back there in a heartbeat if I still lived in Michigan.

For the people in MI, I commented as well as a couple other people on Dr David Kim@HF. I don't know how far you're willing to travel, insurance, etc but I can tell you that he's quite impressed by Dr Lubenow@Rush in Chicago.

Dr Lininger is the best in the world he is my dr in the clarkston area also gas office Woodward and square lake

In Georgia, found specialist at Shepard Pain Institute that immediately told me go gluten free; great to decrease inflammation (been 3 months so far). I've had CRPS 30 yrs right wrist/arm, 9 yrs feet, 3 yrs left arm and this year my face. Doing breathing meditation & psychotherapy training classes to get relief through breathing & mindfulness meditation, it's giving me the ability to slow down/relax the never ending pain messages and allow my body to rest which helps a lot.

There are no rsd/crps specialists in Michigan but Cleveland Clinic Dr. Stanton Hicks. I go to my primary care pbysician, my orthopedic doctor, Dr. Billie Jo Page, and Michigan Pain specialists - Dr. Silverman. I have worked with them for approximately 10 years and they are great. They are in the Dexter/Chelsea area based out of Chelsea Community Hospital. I have had RSD since 2003 in left upper extremity. Good luck.

Henry Ford Hospital Pain Mgt. My doc is wonderful (David Kim) however no longer takes new patients due to his patient load. When I last asked who he'd recommend to others he said Dr Hanna in Pain Mgt@HF.

U need to get a neuro stimulator this will keep ur disease from spreading my dr is one of the leading Dr's in the field it's not close to u but maybe they cld help u with finding a dr... his name is Dr Bennett intragrative treatment center golden Co 720 541 6800

Dr. Brummett at U of M. The back and pain center!

I agree with Cleveland Clinic Dr Michael Stanton Hicks

Chronic Pain Institute, Dr. Deogun (586) 997-5048 Sterling Heights 48313

Dr. Thomas Chelimsky at Case -Western Reserve in Cleveland, Oh. Specializes in Autonomic Disorders, R.S.D.

Dr Nadeem Moghal at Toledo Pain...they also have an office in Michigan..myself since 2007; spinal stimulator, lyrica, cymbalta, ultram er, and voltaren (huge help).

I am from the Lansing area and after going to every pain clinic in the state found Dr Ferro in my own backyard. After trying a few things I now have a spinal cord stimulator and have been pain free (and med free) for 2 years.

Michigan Pain Specialists Ypsilanti. Dr Bojrab is amazing.

?Maybe consider the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio....

Michigan pain specialists Ypsilanti. I agree Dr. Bojrab is amazing.

University Pain Clinic is where I go. They're great. Highly recommend them. Part of Detroit Medical Center.

Cleveland Clinic specializes in RSD/CRPS. Best in country and not far from ya!

There is a website that lists top 150 pain management specialist in this country. Just Google that info above. See if that helps. I couldn't remember what it was a few days ago. Also Rush University Medical Center in Chicago has two of the 14 author's of the new Budapest Criteria. I see Dr. Timothy Lubenow. He is also the vp of the rsdfoundation.

Spectrum health dr eric young/Corey Robert Waller.

Thanks everyone. One more question. I already have a stimulator implanted for upper extremities. It's spreading to my legs so Dr. Chatas is going to put more leads in me to so the stimulator can work on legs too. Is there really anything else I can do?

The doctor that is working with me is Fawad Rizvi, MIPM Hes has two locations one is on Ford road by Telegraph and his other office is in Belleville # 734-325-6282. Hope it helps, hes been great to work with and I have no complaints here.

586.416.1300 Macomb location - they also have a St. Clair Shores location.

Dr. Charles Stroud 15959 Hall Rd Big Beaumont building off of Tillch and Hall. Just call Beaumont 2489645000 and ask to be connected to his office. There is also everything you need in the bldg like pharmacy, lab, PT,scans etc. My husband had his done a few years back. What's your symptoms?

Try Benny Pellerito in Shelby Twp. He is an orthopod. I believe he does shoulders

Dr. Zingas and Dr. Shock, both sports specialist, Hall Rd. and Hydenriech, the absolute best. Did Bobbys shoulder. Heard alot about them prior to me meeting them. If interested, I have numbers.

John Olenyn did my rotator cuff.. he's out of Rochester Knee and Sports Medicine

Dr. John Samani, out of Crittenton.

Dr. Jeckyl...... MAMA! Try switching hands.... No really Edward Lis out in Clarkston. Did mine. AOk. No pain at all.

Dr. John Samani: (248) 373-7600

Dr. Michael waiter 248 551 9100 he did both of my shoulders and you know how bad of shape I was in!

Dr. Nicholas Schoch - at St. Clair Orthopedic - shoulders are his specialty although he as done both of my husbands knees and has helped me a bad shoulder and tennis elbow. when you are in the room - you will feel like you are the only patient he has!

Dr Dave Janda at st joes in Ann Arbor. Did Bryan's last year. Fantastic. Knows his shoulders! Good luck!!! Sorry you have to go thru that.