Michigan Rehab Consultant PC

Specialized, physician-led care to restore mobility and reduce pain—at home or in clinic. Michigan Rehab Consultant PC is a physician-led physiatry practice specializing in non-surgical treatment of spine, joint, and musculoskeletal conditions. We help patients reduce pain, restore mobility, and return to the activities that matter most. Our services include comprehensive evaluations, ultrasound-guided procedures, pain management, rehabilitation planning, and medical weight management—each tailored to support long-term function and quality of life. We treat a wide range of conditions including back pain, neck pain, sciatica, joint pain (shoulder, knee, hip), arthritis, nerve pain, and mobility decline. What makes us different is our function-first approach. We focus on identifying the root cause and building personalized care plans that improve strength, movement, and independence. We offer both in-office visits in Clinton Township and in-home medical care, bringing expert rehabilitation services directly to patients who have difficulty traveling or prefer care at home. We also collaborate closely with physical therapy, home health, and specialty providers to ensure coordinated, high-quality care. Now accepting new patients.

Macomb County

Detroit Metropolitan Area

Clinton Township

Michigan

Specialized, physician-led care to restore mobility and reduce pain—at home or in clinic. Michigan Rehab Consultant PC is a physician-led physiatry...

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI — Traffic will be shifting on M-59/Hall Road Tuesday afternoon, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. Eastbound M-59, from M-53 to Garfield, will be shifted toward the median and a new temporary lane, which will allow three lanes to remain open. Work will begin on the two remaining lanes on Wednesday.MDOT says west M-59 will be shifted for two to three weeks. The M-59 bridge over M-53 is also having traffic shifted. The eastbound M-59 bridge over M-53 will have traffic shifted over two lanes leaving two outside lanes open. Work on the westbound M-59 bridge over M-53 is expected to begin toward the end of the week and will close two lanes and leave two lanes open. When westbound M-59 lanes close, the ramp from west M-59 to southbound M-59 will close. Drivers should detour westbound M-59 to a median turnaround to eastbound M-59 to southbound M-53.Photo courtesy of Google Maps

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI — Traffic will be shifting on M-59/Hall Road Tuesday afternoon, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation. Eastbound M-59, from M-53 to Garfield, will be shifted toward the median and a new temporary lane, which will allow three lanes to remain open. Work will begin on the two remaining lanes on Wednesday.

MDOT says west M-59 will be shifted for two to three weeks. The M-59 bridge over M-53 is also having traffic shifted. The eastbound M-59 bridge over M-53 will have traffic shifted over two lanes leaving two outside lanes open. Work on the westbound M-59 bridge over M-53 is expected to begin toward the end of the week and will close two lanes and leave two lanes open. When westbound M-59 lanes close, the ramp from west M-59 to southbound M-59 will close. Drivers should detour westbound M-59 to a median turnaround to eastbound M-59 to southbound M-53.

Photo courtesy of Google Maps

Traffic Will Shift on Hall Road Tuesday Afternoon

MDOT says west M-59 will be shifted for two to three weeks.