Stop Living with Chronic Pain: Get Targeted, Non-Surgical Relief That Focuses on Function
Chronic pain can significantly affect your quality of life, mobility, independence, and ability to perform daily activities. Conditions such as back pain, neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, joint pain, nerve pain, and other musculoskeletal conditions often require more than medication alone.
At Michigan Rehab Consultant, PC, our board-certified physiatrist-led pain management practice focuses on identifying the underlying source of pain and developing personalized, evidence-based treatment plans. Our goal is to reduce pain, improve mobility, restore physical function, and support long-term quality of life.
Rather than relying solely on medications, our approach combines accurate diagnosis, non-surgical pain management, targeted interventions, and rehabilitation-focused care tailored to each patient's condition and functional goals. We help patients throughout Michigan, Macomb County, Oakland County, Wayne County, Detroit, and the greater Metro Detroit area find effective strategies for managing chronic pain and improving daily function.
Comprehensive Pain Management for Spine, Joint, and Nerve Conditions
What Do We Do?
We evaluate and treat a wide range of spine, joint, nerve, and musculoskeletal conditions through personalized, non-surgical pain management, physical medicine, and rehabilitation care in Michigan.
Our experienced team helps patients manage chronic pain, back pain, neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, joint pain, neuropathy, nerve pain, and mobility limitations with evidence-based treatment focused on reducing pain, improving mobility, restoring function, and enhancing quality of life.
Chronic low back
pain, Hip pain & sciatica
Neck pain and cervical radiculopathy
Shoulder pain (rotator cuff pathology, impingement,
arthritis)
Knee pain (osteoarthritis,
meniscal pathology
General joint and
musculoskeletal pain
Neuropathy and
nerve-related pain
Pain is often multifactorial, involving a combination of structural, neurologic, and functional components. A thorough evaluation helps ensure that treatment is directed at the true source of symptoms.
Image-Guided Joint Injections and Targeted Procedures
Precision in treatment can make a meaningful difference in outcomes.
At Michigan Rehab Consultant, PC, we offer ultrasound-guided injections when clinically appropriate as part of our personalized, non-surgical pain management and musculoskeletal care.
Using real-time ultrasound imaging, our providers can visualize joints, tendons, nerves, and surrounding soft tissues, helping support accurate placement of medication during injections.
Ultrasound guidance may help:
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Improve the accuracy of joint and soft tissue injections
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Support targeted treatment for certain musculoskeletal and pain conditions
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Reduce the need for repeat injection procedures when appropriate
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Improve the overall precision of non-surgical pain management
By combining appropriate patient selection with image-guided precision, we aim to provide targeted treatment for joint pain, arthritis, musculoskeletal conditions, and other sources of pain, helping patients achieve meaningful relief and improved mobility and function.
Knee injections for osteoarthritis
Shoulder injections for rotator cuff-related pain
and impingement
Hip injections for bursitis and intra-articular pathology
Trigger point injections for myofascial pain
Select nerve-related injections when indicated
Many patients seek care after trying multiple treatments without success, including medications, physical therapy, or prior procedures.
Why Chronic Pain May Persist
Chronic pain can continue despite treatment for several reasons, including:
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The underlying cause of pain has not been fully identified or diagnosed.
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Multiple conditions or factors may be contributing to chronic pain and mobility limitations.
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The treatment plan may not be fully personalized to the patient's specific condition, needs, and goals.
Effective pain management in Michigan is often most successful when it is diagnosis-driven and function-focused, addressing the underlying source of pain while helping patients improve mobility, restore function, and achieve a better quality of life—not simply treating symptoms alone.
A Function-Focused Approach to Pain Management
As a physiatry-based practice, the primary goal is not only to reduce pain, but to restore function.
Evaluation includes
Treatment plans may incorporate
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Movement patterns and biomechanics
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Strength and stability
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Gait and functional mobility
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The impact of pain on daily activities
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Targeted injections when appropriate
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Rehabilitation strategies
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Activity modification
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Coordination with physical therapy
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Long-term functional planning
This integrated approach supports more meaningful and sustained improvement.
The Outpatient Clinic in
Clinton Township
Our Clinton Township outpatient clinic provides personalized pain management, physiatry, and physical medicine and rehabilitation for adults with chronic pain, back pain, neck pain, joint pain, arthritis, sciatica, nerve pain, and musculoskeletal conditions. We also provide ultrasound-guided injections and rehabilitation-focused care to help patients reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore function.
Serving patients in Clinton Township, Macomb County, and the greater Metro Detroit area.
Who Can Benefit From In-Home Medical Care?
In-home medical visits and home-based care may be beneficial for patients who:
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Have difficulty traveling to a clinic or medical appointment
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Have limited mobility or an increased risk of falls
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Are homebound or have difficulty leaving their home
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Have chronic or complex medical conditions
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Need in-home pain management, rehabilitation, or wound care
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Evaluating patients in their home environment allows our physiatry team to better understand mobility limitations, functional challenges, and safety concerns. This helps us develop personalized care plans focused on pain relief, improved mobility, wound healing, independence, and quality of life.
Evidence-Based,
Physician-Led Care
Effective chronic pain management starts with an accurate diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan. At Michigan Rehab Consultant, PC, our non-surgical pain management approach focuses on:
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Accurate diagnosis to identify the underlying cause of pain
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Targeted pain treatments and interventions based on each patient's condition
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Rehabilitation-focused care to improve mobility, strength, and daily function
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Minimizing unnecessary long-term medication use when appropriate
Our goal is to treat more than pain symptoms alone. We focus on helping patients with back pain, neck pain, joint pain, sciatica, nerve pain, and musculoskeletal conditions reduce pain, improve physical function, and achieve a better quality of life.
When to Consider a Pain Management Evaluation
You may benefit from a Pain Management Evaluation in Michigan if you:
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Have persistent back pain, neck pain, joint pain, or nerve pain
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Are not improving with physical therapy or other conservative treatments
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Have experienced limited relief from previous pain treatments
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Want to explore non-surgical pain management options
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Are looking for a personalized, diagnosis-driven approach to chronic pain
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Experience pain that limits your mobility, daily activities, or quality of life
A comprehensive physiatry and pain management evaluation can help identify the underlying cause of your pain and determine appropriate treatment options focused on improving function and mobility.
Submit A Pain Management Referral
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Access the form through clicking the button below
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Download the form and fill out accordingly
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After completing the form, FAX the referral to us at (312) 392-5195
Pain Management Referral
For patients or providers who would like to send us a referral
FAX: (312) 392-5195
Chronic low back
pain, Hip pain & sciatica
Neck pain and cervical radiculopathy
Shoulder pain (rotator cuff pathology, impingement,
arthritis)
Knee pain (osteoarthritis,
meniscal pathology
General joint and
musculoskeletal pain
Neuropathy and
nerve-related pain
Pain is often multifactorial, involving a combination of structural, neurologic, and functional components. A thorough evaluation helps ensure that treatment is directed at the true source of symptoms.
