Frequently Asked Questions

We’ve compiled answers to some of the most common questions about our practice, procedures, recovery, and more. If you don’t see your questions here, please reach out - we’re always happy to help.

Answers to Help You Feel informed and Confident.

  • You can call our office at 810-207-1512 or use our online contact form to request an appointment. Our Team will hep find a convenient time and gather any necessary information before you visit.

  • Please bring a photo ID, your insurance card(s), a list of all current medications and supplements, and any relevant medical records or imaging (if available). Completing new patient forms ahead of time can help make your visit more efficient.

  • We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Our excepted insurance plans are located on the home page of our website. You can also contact our office or your insurance provider to confirm that we are in network with your specific plan.

  • Your surgical team will provide detailed, procedure-specific instructions. In general, you may need to stop certain medications or supplements, avoid eating or drinking after midnight and complete any required testing prior to surgery.

  • Recovery time varies depending on the type of surgery you have and your individual health. Many minimally invasive procedures allow for a faster recovery, with most patients returning to normal activates within a few days to a few weeks. Your surgeon will discuss a personalized timeline with you.

  • All surgeries result in some type of scar, but we use the least invasive techniques possible and place incisions in locations that are discreet as possible. Over time, scars typically fade. We can also provide guidance on scar care and treatment.

  • It is normal to have some discomfort after surgery. We use a multi-modal pain management approach to keep you comfortable while minimizing the need for narcotic pain meds. Most patients find that pain steadily improves in the days following surgery.

  • This depends on the type of surgery and your job requirements. Many patients with minimally invasive surgery can return to work within 1-2 weeks, while more complex procedures may require a longer recovery period. We will give you specific guidance based on your situation.

  • All surgeries carry some risks, including bleeding, infection, anesthesia-related risk, and risks specific to the procedure being performed. Your surgeon will review the potential risk and benefits with you in detail before surgery and answer any questions you may have.

  • If you have a non-urgent question during regular office hours, please call our office at 810-207-1512. For urgent concerns such as fevers, worsening pain, redness, swelling, or other concerns please call our office promptly. After hours, follow the instructions on our voicemail for urgent issues.