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Extra Phones: Fax: (248) 353-1211
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Neighborhood: Southfield
AKA: Michael N Fahmy, PT
Categories: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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Rettaone M.

09/17/2013

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Amazing

I have been using OMPT for many years for various problems causing me to have pain. At this time I am going for PT following spine surgery. Michael is my therapist and as always has been amazing. He works one on one with me and is very patient and understanding in regard to my needs. He is very knowledgeable about the body, how it works, and how it needs to heal. I am forever indebted to him for all that he has done and continues to do to help me get back to my healthy self.

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Phone: (248) 353-1234

Address: 29255 Northwestern Hwy Ste 300, Southfield, MI 48034

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General Practitioners

Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Pediatric Care
OMPT Specialists is here for you, for a wide-variety of physical therapy needs such as back and neck pain, sports injury rehabilitation and prevention, pre and post surgical care, chronic pain, work-related injuries, auto injuries, arthritis, sprains and strains, shoulder and hand rehab, foot and ankle pain, musculoskeletal disorders, TMJ, headaches, pediatrics, and much more!
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Joint Replacement
The frequency of which these joints are used, and their mobility, increases the risk of injury and degenerative changes. Hip, knee, and shoulder pain can be caused by but not limited to the following: acute injuries such as sprains, strains, dislocations, tendonitis, ligament or tendon tears such as ACL, meniscus, labral tears, rotator cuff pain or tear, gait imbalances, weakened or tight muscles, joint replacement, arthritis, frozen shoulder/adhesive capsulitis, or even referred pain. Not all pain or injuries are the same that is why working with the same physical therapist from your thorough initial evaluation through the end of treatment is so important. Our highly skilled physical therapists spend time with each patient not only treating the symptoms of the current diagnosis but properly diagnosing the biomechanical inefficiencies to help prevent future injury.
Orthopedic Surgery
If you have been told you need orthopedic surgery, there are steps you can take now to recover more quickly and successfully following your procedure. In many cases, your physician will refer you for physical therapy after your operation and in some cases, as soon as 24 hours post-surgery. At OMPT Specialists, we provide FREE consultations for patients scheduled for orthopedic surgery to answer any questions they may have about their rehabilitation or actual course of physical therapy treatment both before and after the procedure.
Knee Replacement
Our physical therapists can also help you prepare for surgery by strengthening your muscles and improving your range of motion, without pain or aggravating your condition. Patients who are in better condition prior to surgery often have better outcomes and quicker recovery times following surgery. We are here to help you feel as prepared as possible for your upcoming procedure. From cervical and lumbar laminectomy, fusion, rotator cuff repair, joint replacements, such as a hip or knee replacement and much more, our physical therapists specialize in helping patients both before surgery and by getting you back on track after surgery as quickly as possible.

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Sports Medicine
At OMPT Specialists, we are experts in getting athletes back to their game as quickly as possible. That’s because we have specialized training in evaluating and treating all types of sports injuries such as knee and shoulder injuries, foot and ankle pain, strains and sprains, even shin splints sustained during soccer, baseball, golf, running and much more. Just as every athlete is different, so too are the ways they experience an injury. That’s why a thorough evaluation and treatment plan should be tailored to every athlete’s capabilities in order to help them perform their best following an injury.
Physical Therapy
With a variety of convenient locations and flexible hours (including early and evening appointments), we make it our mission to create a physical therapy schedule that meets your needs.
Frozen Shoulder
Shoulder Pain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Aquatic Therapy
Our clinics also offer Aquatic Therapy, Alter-G Anti-Gravity Treadmill, and State-of-the-art equipment. We also offer both morning and evening appointments for convenient scheduling. We are in-network with 99.9% of all Insurance Plans and our dedicated billing team will verify each patients insurance plan and give a detailed break-down with exactly what out-of-pocket costs the patient should expect prior to starting therapy.
Manual Therapy
Not only do our patients receive the continuity of care but they also receive quality care. Every therapist at OMPT Specialists must receive their OMPT certification. This is a certification that is provided by Oakland University to physical therapists who want an additional knowledge and skill in manual therapy. It requires physical therapists to study for 2 additional years above and beyond the regular physical therapy degrees (PT, MPT, DPT) with extensive testing and gives them an additional 200 clinical hours. Insurance companies do not reimburse us differently to have OMPT therapists, but it is our mission to have the highest quality trained therapists.
TMJ Dysfunction
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction or Disorder is pain and compromised movement of the jaw joint and the surrounding muscles. Physical therapy for TMJ disorder is a non-invasive treatment method which can serve as an adjunct to conservative anti-inflammatory therapy or occlusal guard appliances. Our physical therapists are highly skilled to treat all TMJ symptoms including lock-jaw, painful chewing, frequent headaches, pain in the facial region, and clicking/popping sounds in the jaw.

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