We (my wife and I) have had a very good experience at The Core Institute. She severely injured her…read moreknee while we were skiing, first run of the season! She had to be taken to the ER, which was a horrible experience. They basically told her to splint her leg and ice it. Couldn't say anything else. So we made an appointment here soon afterwards. Within the first few minutes of having her in one of the rooms, Jessica figured out that she has an MCL tear, and possibly a meniscus tear or ACL tear (pending MRI confirmation). We got an MRI at another facility that they made an appointment for, and now we are just waiting to hear the results of that. Update: We got the MRI results and her ACL is torn! So she needs surgery. The Core Institute is also helping us out with this, as well as helping fit my wife for a better brace to be used post-surgery.

RESTORATIVE PHYSICAL MEDICINE--Brighton is on the second floor of The Core Institute building in…read moreBrighton on Grand River just North of I-96. That is a "satellite office" of the main office of Restorative Physical Medicine (RPM) on Grand River in Novi. I was a Patient there beginning in November 2023. At that time I needed 2 knee replacements. Because of the treatment at RPM I was able to be released on March 22, 2024. I did NOT NEED KNEE REPLACEMENTS ON EITHER KNEE! The Doctors and Physical Therapists are knowledgeable, respectful and competent. I highly recommend RPM. CONTACT INFORMATION: Restorative Physical Medicine 8273 Grand River, Suite 220 Brighton MI 48114 Telephone 248-697-2942 Fax 248-436-6628 Follow the instructions for the phone prompts to MAKE A NEW PATIENT APPOINTMENT. You will receive a call from them in a day or two. Karen Nizol

The Dr's here are all super nice, And the P.A.;s are quick with paperwork needed to process orders…read morefaster.

I was referred to this place because the side of my knee causes me pain and the pain travels to my…read morehip. Before seeing a physician, I was sent into xray. I can not stand but for about 30 seconds at a time, for I have a spine injury. This was not taken into consideration as I was being x-rayed. I was in considerable pain by the time I left x-ray and was taken to a room. Where I was seen by a PA-C Physician Assistant who proceeded to move my knee and leg to the point of tears. When the PA-C was finished, he left the room. A few minutes later a doctor : whose name I do not know, for he never introduced himself - came into the room to tell me that he seen no arthritis in my hip and since I won't do physical therapy theres nothing he can do for me and was out the door before I could say anything. The PA-C came back into the room a little time after that, to tell me he was going to give me a cortisone, which if my knee is a muscle problem the medicine would help, if it does not help that would be useful to tell the next specialist I was going to see. A young male nurse came in with a tablet for me to sign, I would not sign without reading what I was signing -which seemed to irrate the nurse. As I was reading the PA-C started jabbing the tip of the shot into the very painful spot on the side of my knee. As I was signing the tablet, the nurse whiched over and checked another box on the tablet and then took the tablet from me. I was then sprayed with a liquid that was running down onto my foot and before the nurse could wipe any of it up, the PA-C gave me the shot. Both then left. I had no time to ask about why the cortisone box was not checked on the tablet and what medicine was that the two boxes were checked. By this time I was in complete agony and in no way could deal with the rude front office. I was taken home and right away my husband called to have a copy of what I had signed on the tablet sent to me. After over a dozen calls, he finally received a link for me to sign up to see my records there. Of course the copy of what we wanted was no where to be found in my records. I also feel that they took what I said and formed it into their words, changing the meaning of what was said. If you are referred here, I highly recommend that you do a lot of research on the place before going there.

When I'm at Pro Motion for therapy, I feel like I'm coming to see my friends. Everyone is so…read morefriendly, it helps to make the visits more fun! I can't say I've ever looked forward to physical therapy, but I really like going to Pro Motion.

Vinni and his crew do an excellent job. A few years ago I tore my calf muscle and never thought I…read morewould run again. I also developed soreness in my ankles that prevented me from running. ProMotion work on both those issues and after years of limited exercise I am back at it. I completed my first 1/2 marathon, full marathon and 1/2 ironman this year. Thanks Vinni for keeping at it and helping me achieve my bucket list items. I highly recommend ProMotion.