Michigan Wellness and Injury Center

Apr 2024

I went to this location to see what is going on with the pain I am having. I had 1 xray and a conversation with a MONEY GRABBING OWNER! Here is it Monday after and they took $75.00 out of my account without authorization and for something that is covered by my insurance. I was told by the Owner that my insurance covers xray and when I called about the withdraw I was told it was for xray. I demanded my money back and was told someone would call me back. WATCH YOUR ACCOUNT PEOPLE! I have filed a complaint with Medicade and the State of Michigan on this issue, they need investigated! I will follow up if they return my money.

Jul 2023

I agree with all of the other reviews who says this place is nothing but a money grab. Don't sign anything before you get a second opinion from another practice. They never even showed me my xrays.

Jun 2023

This office took advantage of me at my lowest point. A bone in my lower back had turned oddly and that back pain led to excruciating pain in my left hip all the way to my knee. They had me coming in three times a week, seeing different doctors every time, but they all did the exact same process. After a month of this, I still couldn't stand for more than 20 minutes at a time, and I had to tell them to start using drop weight treatment during my adjustments. Only after they began doing that did my hip begin to improve. I was on short term disability during all of this, and Dr. Nelson lied to me saying that I had to come in every day that they were open in order to continue to qualify for my FMLA. I naively believed him at first but when I did call to check they told me that was not the case at all. His lies coerced me into making over 15 appointments which, since my deductible was yet to be exhausted, cost $54 each. Then, once I knew I could return to work, I cancelled all but the last appointment so as to get the return to work stuff finalized, Dr. Nelson refused to speak with me. Wonder why? Also, never in the 2 months that I was there nearly every day did I meet the famous Dr. Apfelblat whose commercials at our local theater have made something of a local celebrity. She sure wanted my money though. The moment I stopped coming in they began taking me for over $200 a week despite my request to make a more reasonable payment plan. Only after taking over $400 without permission which they refused to refund did they agree to stop making automatic deductions from the account on file. These people are charlatans and just give the same "adjustments" to everyone by rote, regardless of their ailment. They also charge extra for the traction which they usher everyone into by default without mentioning it costs extra.