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Our Commitment to you
It is our goal to enhance community awareness of health, fitness and injury prevention practices, to invest in ongoing research for the prevention of athletic injuries and to assist individuals in realizing a lifetime of athletic participation.
Our Hours
Mon: 7am-6pm
Tues: Closed
Wed: 7am-6pm
Thur: 7am-6pm
Fri: 7am-2pm
Sat & Sun: Closed
Contact
Phone: (248) 269-0230
Fax: (248) 269-0231
email: info@mihp.net
2265 Livernois, Suite 700
Troy, MI 48084
F.A.Q.
The Michigan Institute for Human Performance, Inc., (MIHP) was founded in 1998 by Sherry McLaughlin, MSPT, CSCS and is based on the principles of human movement and biomechanics.
What do I need to do to get physical therapy services?
You need to obtain a prescription from your physician for physical therapy. This must have a diagnosis with the frequency or number of visits.
I have a prescription for PT but it has another clinic's name on it. Can I still use it at MIHP?
YES, by law you have the choice to go to physical therapy where you choose regardless of name or address on the prescription.
Are your services covered by insurance?
Yes, we are providers for most third party insurance companies. Contact your insurance company to determine if you have a copay or how much your copay will be.
What insurance does MIHP accept?
BCBS, PPOM, Medicare, United Health Care, M-Care PPO, Auto Claims and Work Comp Claims, HAP HMO, HAP PPO. If you are unsure whether we accept your insurance, feel free to call us at (248)269-0230
What is a biomechanical assessment?
This is an evaluation of your body’s alignment and ability to move. It includes sections that assess posture, gait, trigger point palpation, flexibility, balance and core strength. The results of the biomechanical assessment allow the clinician to tailor an exercise program specific to each individual’s needs.
How long do the sessions last?
Between 1 hour and 90 minutes.
What is the difference between machines and free weights?
The human body was designed to move in 3 planes of motion yet machines focus on single joint movements in a one-dimensional approach. This is a stark contrast to the demands encountered each day in our daily activities. Even movements such as getting out of a car demand triplanar functionality. Free weight and functional body weight exercises are used to teach the body to function in these three planes of motion.
Can I do the exercise at home or do I need to be supervised?
Once you are trained to complete each exercise with proper technique and functionality, you will be given the freedom to complete the exercises outside of the clinic.
How soon should my pain decrease?
Many times, pain is immediately relieved during the session. Long-term pain relief is dependent on many variables such as severity of the injury, functional strength and flexibility. Most MIHP clients see a positive change within one to two weeks.