Harper Woods, MI Drs and Health Practioners

Jeffrey Remer, owner of Eight Gate, applies 19 years of studying Eastern healing techniques to each of his treatments. After receiving his master's degree from the American College of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine, he studied acupressure, Chinese massage modalities, and zen Shiatsu, then learned constitutional-acupressure-renewal methods from Mary Elizabeth Wakefield at the Chi-Akra Center. He strives to foster health in his clients by working in harmony with Western medicine and in vocal harmony with passing barbershop quartets.

Jane Gralewski and her staff at Premier Lipo Body Sculpting and Cambridge Family Chiropractic help enhance the body's ability to self-heal without medication or surgery. They achieve this through many of the newest chiropractic techniques. When they aren't liberating necks and backs with adjustments and corrective exercises, they help bodies to find new vigor and shapelier contours through nutritional counseling and by parking them in front of a flattering reflecting pool. They also keep three massage therapists on staff who further the spine-straightening process by lending their muscle-melting skills.

After graduating from Palmer Chiropractic College, Dr. Daniel Clark went on to become a board-certified chiropractic physician and a member of the Michigan Association of Chiropractors. Today, he draws on more than two decades of experience as he eases back pain, neck cramps, and headaches with an array of services and techniques and help from his staff. When he isn't mending bulging, herniated, and degenerative disks, Dr. Clark treats spinal injuries caused by car accidents and hours spent hunched over seeds, coaxing them to grow into flowers.

Instead of merely treating symptoms, Doctor of Chiropractic Timothy Malter and Doctor of Chiropractic Keith Brennan correct skeletal alignment to decrease nerve irritation and nip health issues in the bud. After discussing the patient’s history, current condition, and wellness goals, the doctors perform gentle chiropractic treatments to allow the body to heal itself. Regular adjustments can even prevent future problems by strengthening nervous systems and straightening spinal columns misaligned from years of competitive hula hooping.

Part of Michigan Spine & Joint Center's integrative-medicine team, chiropractors Thomas J. Neuner, DC and Adebowale Adegbenro, DC—known by his patients as Dr. Debo—help clients to attain optimal mobility by facilitating proper back and neck alignment. During first visits, the doctors use diagnostic tools such as x-rays to identify the source of each patient's discomfort. Based on their findings, the doctors tailor recommendations that may include therapies such as spinal manipulation by MSJC's rehabilitation specialists. These care plans help to relieve accumulated spinal compression, allowing patients to remember where they put their car keys seven years ago.