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Sinai-Grace Functional Recovery Program
Sinai-Grace Functional Recovery Program
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25900 Greenfield Rd Oak Park, MI 48237
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Sinai-Grace Functional Recovery Program

Sinai-Grace Functional Recovery Program is a Physical Therapist facility at 25900 Greenfield Rd in Oak Park, MI.
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25900 Greenfield Rd, Oak Park, MI 48237
Services Sinai-Grace Functional Recovery Program is a Physical Therapist/Physical Therapy office located in Oak Park, MI 48237. A Physical Therapist is trained to evaluate a patient’s need for physical intervention services and to provide such physical intervention and treatment to help the patient recover mobility that has been diminished for some reason. Possible causes for loss of mobility are sports injuries, auto accidents, work-related accidents, post-operative surgeries, falls, and strokes. A Physical Therapist’s goal when providing treatment is to greatly improve mobility and range of motion for the affected area.

Please call Sinai-Grace Functional Recovery Program at (248) 968-5393 to schedule an appointment in Oak Park, MI or to get more information.
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Went to FRP with lower back pain and hip pain and was contemplating surgery. They told me it was possible to put off surgery for years, or possibly not need it at all. The main focus of FRP is to get you off of pain meds. They immediately get you on board with that idea and within 2 weeks you are no longer taking meds. Dr Ellenberg 's mission, as he tells you many times, is that he warned his fellow physicians of an opioid addiction epidemic. And no one listened. The only problem is that all meds are taken away before they try to give you alternate tools. The PT aspect is beyond poor. They give you charts and graphs and show you how to use the weight machines ONCE and are then out of the picture. Their own workouts are more important. Everyone has the same exact PT program, irregardless of diagnosis. PT never touches you. When I left FRP I went to a trainer at my gym (for free) with all my info from the program. In one hour my technique was corrected, many weight machine exercises were thrown out, new ones added, and was stretched out afterward. Walked out feeling better than I had in months. $ better spent at a gym than going to FRP! Not even close.
by Michigan#1Fan xxx.xxx.51.70
February 24, 2017