I personally have seen Radhika on and off for years and she has done an amazing job with my medical…read morerelated body pain. My 7 year old daughter has worked with Morgan for shoulder pain and within a month her daily complaints of pain are eliminated. She has done wonderful- HIGHLY recommend Care2cure!

I The practice seems…read moreto emphasize sports medicine. Definitely not a place to go to for older person pt. Very clicky. Lots of staff talking among themselves that it was difficult to know if therapist's comments were directed to me or someone else. Pressure by therapist to make several appts in advance but tried to make an appointment at the front desk but there were at least 5 people hanging around the receptionist chatting that I felt uncomfortable interrupting so I left My pt person did more lecture than listening. . I' ve only been there a few times but twice my therapist cut the 45 minute session short by 15 minutes. This reduces the amount of quality benefit to the patient as well as rips off insurance companies I hope this business succeeds but management needs to have a stronger presence, establish a more professional atmosphere and deliver value for time spent.

Dr. Seth has been my chiropractor for over a year now and I am so grateful that I found him…read more Individual attention, expert care, and personalized care are hallmarks of treatment with Dr. Seth and Journey Chiropractic. I highly recommend Dr. Seth and Journey Chiropractic for your wellness needs!

From the owner: We provide high quality chiropractic care for Ann Arbor/Dexter, and the greater Ann Arbor…read morecommunities! Our patients enjoy our family friendly atmosphere and appreciate the attention to detail we give to their health.

This business is ran like a joke. We had a spectacular SLP who quit and was replaced with someone…read morefresh out of school, who had training during covid zoom years. They had to take on a whole clinic worth of clients when they were not capable. As a result, my child's therapy services suffered and he regressed. One day, my child was ill so I called in the morning to cancel his afternoon appointment. The new director of this location decided to enact a policy that they have never enforced of charging $25 to cancel with less than 24 hours notice. My payments for a service visit are $20, how does this make sense?! Ivy Rehab has also cancelled on ME at least 3 times as I was driving in, yet I never was compensated and I certainly didn't charge them! As a result of this and the service we cancelled our services at Ivy, and have been thriving at UM speech. We now are on Ivy's "caller list" where they call you and harass you to pay. This business has an F on BBB, please consider giving your money, time, and trust of your child's development to a place that will at least pretend to care. Ivy doesn't even do that.

From the owner: At Ivy Rehab for Kids in Dexter, MI, we provide pediatric physical therapy, occupational therapy,…read moreand speech therapy to meet the rehabilitation needs of our young patients, their physicians, and their parents. We work with children from birth to adulthood providing timely, individualized therapy services in a caring environment through the personalized attention of a committed staff. Our skilled staff provides individualized treatment plans specifically for your child's needs and development.

The staff at Dexter Family Practice do a good job at some things. They have generally kind, helpful…read moredoctors. Dr. Harms is indeed a very good doctor. It is the struggle to gain an appointment that is disappointing there. Dexter Family Practice seems to have an unwritten policy about when a person gets an emergent visit appointment and it is very challenging to be seen there on an emergent basis. I have even gone so far as to call the night before to ensure that there are morning emergent care spots available before taking the day off work. On three occasions, I called back in the morning and spoke to the intake person who told me they had no spots available that day. I have always called first thing as they opened. This is continually frustrating because it is not easy to take a day off work and when a copay for the Urgent Care is costly, it leaves a person with no options. The only times I could get appointments were long range or by superseding the emergent intake process by emailing a doctor. One has to have a U of M portal and password in order to email the doctor and it is challenging to email someone you have never seen in person. This process of having unwritten rules about who can have an appointment seems unfair and leaves a customer feeling like they have done something wrong. It would be nice of Dexter Family Practice to post publicly, guidelines about what types of ailments get emergency appointments and which do not. It seems like just being honest about that list and maybe even mentioning what illness and emergencies trump others would be best practice. I can understand it when a heart attack patient or burn victim gets into the Emergency Room before I do, even at U of M, where DFP is an affiliate. However, that set of guidelines on how to "triage" incoming emergencies seems fairly transparent. Does my possible strep throat trump her gastrointestinal problems on the third Monday in October? Well that is hard to say. If you have emergent care needs more often than run of the mill annual appointments, I would look for another doctor's office.

I would recommend everyone go here. Dr. Wylie is the BEST Dr.! You get in quick, you don't have to…read morewait long when you get there. He listens to me, and most of all, he cares. He really cares. He talks to you like a person, not a number. He takes his time with each one if his patients.