Patients Think

“Thanks to all for the fine care I received. The goal was always clear – to strengthen and retrain muscles which would ultimately alleviate my problem and keep me comfortable. By pinpointing the problem we were able to achieve the goal.”

(contacted MIHP because of low back pain that was keeping her from her daily activities)

Gerrie Chomicz

Homemaker

“I wanted to be off medication and I am. I feel stronger and, as an added benefit, I lost 12 lbs! I always felt safe. This was important to me because of a back problem. My MIHP Personal Trainer was always watching and assessing. Without her encouragement, I never would have achieved what I did.”

(participant in MIHP’s 3-month Performance Enhancement Program)

Diane Zukowski

Registered Nurse

“I will NEVER NOT do my MIHP exercises. They are crazy – but they work!”

(After running 16 miles pain-free in training for an upcoming triathlon.)

Jaro Horvath

Commercial investment Banker/Triathlete

“Patients need to understand that in some situations a surgery could be avoided if they are consistent and compliant in the performance of some daily, modest exercise. The 10 minutes each day far outweighs the risks of a surgery that may or may not ‘fix’ the problem.”

(Following a biomechanical assessment and eliminating chronic knee pain after 2 weeks on an MIHP program.)

Emma Bissonnette

Insurance Manager at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

“Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Very attentive and responsive to my input of symptoms.”

James Sunman

Real Estate Agent

“I just wanted to let both of you know how impressed I am with the information and the results of the 15-minute session with Sherry. More importantly, Sherry was a huge help not only in what she prescribed for me to do going forward but in the short time she could spend with me her diagnoses, I believe, was right on the mark; my back and left side feel better than they have in a long time!!!!! Thanks for an excellent job!!”

Robert L. Saddlern

Manager Industrial Relations Delphi Automotive Holdings Group

“I thought I would have to abandon my goal of completing an Ironman triathlon when I developed a stress fracture in my femur from high-mileage running. With only 5 months to go until my race, I was concerned that I would not be able to recover from the fracture, complete physical therapy and recondition myself for marathon-distance running. Over a period of 14 weeks, I was able to return to long-distance running. In September 2004, I successfully completed Ironman Wisconsin with no leg pain or injury.”

Renee Kole

42 yrs old, Wife, Mother of two, Ironman Triathlete