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At the Center for Physical Medicine and Rehab (CPMR), our mission is to provide compassionate, expert care that helps every patient regain comfort, strength, and independence. From pain management and physical therapy to post-injury and post-stroke rehabilitation, our team is dedicated to helping you move better, feel better, and live better. Every treatment plan is designed around your unique needs and guided by evidence-based medicine to achieve long-term success.
We offer a wide range of treatments and diagnostic services to meet your individual recovery goals. Our dedicated team can help you regain function, reduce pain, and rediscover quality of life.
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We are committed to providing high-quality medical care for all of our patients.
We’re proud to have helped thousands of Metro Detroit patients reclaim their lives through personalized therapy and rehabilitation. Here’s what some of our patients have shared on Google:
We accept all major insurance plans and handle much of the administrative work so you can focus on healing, not paperwork.
Patients across Metro Detroit trust CPMR for comprehensive pain management, physical therapy and rehabilitation services. Our clinics in Warren and Shelby Township provide convenient access for individuals and families from Detroit, Sterling Heights, Troy, Clinton Township, Roseville, St. Clair Shores, Macomb, Utica, and Fraser.
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