Comprehensive Therapy

Insight Comprehensive Therapy offers five private treatment rooms and a large open gym area for workouts and physical therapy treatments. We have providers with special training in the treatment of post-stroke patients, and also in the practice of kinesiotaping and massage therapy. In addition, new evaluations can typically be scheduled within 48 hours of receipt of referral.

Insight offers a full range of occupational therapy services, and we have a full-time licensed occupational therapist as well as a certified occupational therapy assistant on staff.

what does insight comprehensive therapy have to offer?

Physical therapy
Our physical therapy team is professionally trained to use evaluation, traction, electrical stimulation, therapeutic exercises and mobility to treat both acute and chronic pain, physical impairments caused from injuries, past traumas or physical illnesses. Our physical therapists use their training to treat a variety of issues ranging from musculoskeletal to neurological disorders and specializes in neurological and orthopedic rehabilitation. We also offer on site aquatic therapy.
Our therapists focus on patient assessments and plan of care creation specific to each individual. Our physical therapy team collaborates with the different specialities within Insight Comprehensive Therapy and also work directly with the referring physician or provider. We strive to help our patients return to the optimal level of function. Our therapists are able to assess wheelchair mobility and management training, prosthetic and orthotic training and assessment of fit and instruction for use. Our therapists most commonly use therapeutic activities including bed mobility training, transfer training, and optimally wheelchair mobility or gait training. This can also be integrated with balance training sitting and standing to improve stability and safety with transfers and gait.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy is a healthcare profession that helps individuals regain maximum function after injury or illness that has led to some degree of physical or mental impairment affecting their ability to participate in normal activities of daily living. They help patients develop, recover, improve, as well as maintain the skills needed for daily living and working. Occupational therapists can work with a variety of patients complaints, including, but not limited to, pain management patients, neuro-recovery patients, orthopedic patients, ergonomics, mental health patients, community reintegration patients, group therapy patients, and can assess patients hoping to return to work. OT helps patients regain independence and teach modifications or techniques to help an individual become as independent as possible in their activities of daily living.

 

Speech Therapy
Speech therapists specialize in the treatment of speech, language, voice, communication and/or auditory processing disorders. They can treat speech fluency, speech sound production, etc. Our speech therapist, Sally Jakeway, is a certified vital stimulation provider. We specialize in the treatment of patients with dysphagia.
A Speech-Language Pathologist can evaluate and treat:
  • Language expression and comprehension: Receptive language (the message ‘in’) is the ability to understand information. Expressive language (the message ‘out’) is the ability to communicate ideas and thoughts. Language deficits can occur with spoken language or printed information. An SLP can work with clients who may be having trouble understanding others or ‘getting the message out.’ Medical setbacks such as strokes, traumatic brain injuries, and progressive medical conditions can affect how a person is able to process and express information. An example is aphasia which is an acquired language disorder, most commonly from strokes (National Aphasia Association, aphasia.org ) that affects the production and/or comprehension of language.
  • Cognitive-communication skills: This includes thought organization and planning skills, memory impairments, attention, and problem-solving. This set of skills is important for safety awareness and decision-making. An SLP can work with a client to help strengthen cognitive-communication skills and set up tools to support these skills.
  • Swallowing disorders (dysphagia): Difficulty swallowing can be a result from injury, stroke, illness, or a medical procedure. An SLP can work with clients on strengthening swallowing abilities and by making recommendations on appropriate diet textures. When appropriate, neuromuscular electrical stimulation may be used to augment swallowing exercises.
  • Speech disorders: this can include problems with fluency, impaired ability to make sound, and changes in speech intelligibility. Medical procedures, medical conditions, and injury can lead to changes in a person’s ability to produce speech. Working with an SLP can help maximize speech intelligibility and enhance communication success.
  • An SLP can also work with clients who need augmentative and alternative forms of communication (AAC) when verbal communication is impaired or limited. Options ranging from high-tech to low-tech tools may be explored.
The speech-language pathologist will discuss a personalized plan of care with each person individually.
Chiropractic Care
At the Insight Neuro Chiropractic Center, you get so much more than a quick treatment. You get over 50 years of clinical experience and the expertise of board-certified and fellowship-trained physicians in Functional Neurology and Manipulation Under Anesthesia. Our doctors invest the time to carefully diagnose the cause of your pain and explain to you how to best alleviate that pain.
There are many causes of back pain, neck pain, headaches, and numbness and tingling in the arms and legs. Many of these causes are mechanical and can be helped significantly by chiropractic care. Other causes of pain include poor nutrition, stress, lifestyle, effects from medication, and serious disease.
Because Insight features a large, multidisciplinary team, you have more options and dedicated physicians working for you than at other chiropractic offices. Our doctors work diligently to make sure you have and get all the help you need.

Common procedures/services used to treat patients:

  • Adjustments: chiropractor uses his or her hands to manually manipulate the spine.  In addition, there are advanced,  low-force mechanical devices to manipulate the spine that our doctors utilize.
  • Traction: use a roller table system to help massage the muscles and ligaments along the spine, help pump cerebrospinal fluid, and tractions each individual segment as rollers move across the spine, to relieve disc pain
  • Nonsurgical decompression: use a specialized machine to decrease interspinal pressure to alleviate bulging disc and radiating pain
  • Neuromuscular reeducation: utilizing exercises to help increase spinal stability and mobility, retrain a muscle that may have been injured through targeted exercise

occupational therapy list of appropriate indications

Occupational Therapy is a healthcare profession that helps individuals regain maximum function after injury or illness that has led to some degree of physical or mental impairment affecting their ability to participate in normal activities of daily living.

Who can benefit from Occupational Therapy services?

Occupational Therapy services are available to individuals experiencing various diagnoses or problems including:

 

  • Hand Injuries
  • Parkinson’s
  • Arthritis
  • Stroke
  • Fractures
  • Head Injury
  • Multiple Sclerosis
  • Joint Replacement
  • Spinal Cord Injury
What types of functional problems do Occupational Therapists address?

Any type of problem limiting an individual’s ability to efficiently and safely participate in normal or daily activities including:

 

  • Dressing
  • Bathing
  • Grooming
  • Meal Preparation
  • Household Chores
  • Work Activities
What type of limitations do Occupational Therapists address?
  • Strengthening
  • Increasing ROM
  • Improving Coordination
  • Building Endurance
  • Improving Balance
  • Transfer Training
  • Splinting for Support
  • Splinting for Function
  • Work Simulation
  • Work Conditioning
  • Improving or Accommodating Sensory Limitations
  • Improving or Adapting to Perceptual Dysfunction
For Restoration of Physical Function:
  • Decreased upper extremity strength/ROM
  • Unable to sit unsupported
  • Unable to safely negotiate walker or w/c in surroundings
  • Needs assist in bed mobility or transfers
  • Decreased coordination
For Compensatory Techniques to Improve ADL when:
  • Visual field cuts are present
  • Excessive energy is expended for ADL due to poor pacing
  • Loss of use of dominant hand
  • Precautions limit ADL performance (e.g. laminectomy, THR, etc)
For Orthotics and Self Help Devices when:
  • Unable to perform fine motor tasks (e.g. button, snap, zip, clasp, tie)
  • Difficulty dressing lower extremities
  • Inability to perform self ROM and at risk for contracture development
  • Needs assist to support UE for feeding and other ADL
For Restoration of Function in ADL when:
  • Can’t answer phone
  • Incorrect/poor sequencing of tasks
  • Difficult managing checkbook
For Restoration of Sensory-Integrative Function:
  • Demonstrates neglect of an extremity or one side of the body
  • Unable to name or identify objects by touch
  • Difficulty with color, shape, and/or size discrimination
  • Impaired visual tracking
  • Poor hot/cold discrimination
For “Active Treatment Programs” for Psychiatric illnesses when:
  • Unable to orient to the “real” time, place, etc.
  • Difficulty attending to the task at hand
  • Unable to exit home secondary to fear, paranoia, etc.

occupational therapy list of appropriate indications

Occupational Therapy is a healthcare profession that helps individuals regain maximum function after injury or illness that has led to some degree of physical or mental impairment affecting their ability to participate in normal activities of daily living.

Who can benefit from Occupational Therapy services?

Occupational Therapy services are available to individuals experiencing various diagnoses or problems including:

 

  • Hand Injuries
  • Parkinson’s
  • Arthritis
  • Stroke
  • Fractures
  • Head Injury
  • Multiple Sclerosis
  • Joint Replacement
  • Spinal Cord Injury
What types of functional problems do Occupational Therapists address?

Any type of problem limiting an individual’s ability to efficiently and safely participate in normal or daily activities including:

 

  • Dressing
  • Bathing
  • Grooming
  • Meal Preparation
  • Household Chores
  • Work Activities
What type of limitations do Occupational Therapists address?
  • Strengthening
  • Increasing ROM
  • Improving Coordination
  • Building Endurance
  • Improving Balance
  • Transfer Training
  • Splinting for Support
  • Splinting for Function
  • Work Simulation
  • Work Conditioning
  • Improving or Accommodating Sensory Limitations
  • Improving or Adapting to Perceptual Dysfunction
For Restoration of Physical Function:
  • Decreased upper extremity strength/ROM
  • Unable to sit unsupported
  • Unable to safely negotiate walker or w/c in surroundings
  • Needs assist in bed mobility or transfers
  • Decreased coordination
For Compensatory Techniques to Improve ADL when:
  • Visual field cuts are present
  • Excessive energy is expended for ADL due to poor pacing
  • Loss of use of dominant hand
  • Precautions limit ADL performance (e.g. laminectomy, THR, etc)
For Orthotics and Self Help Devices when:
  • Unable to perform fine motor tasks (e.g. button, snap, zip, clasp, tie)
  • Difficulty dressing lower extremities
  • Inability to perform self ROM and at risk for contracture development
  • Needs assist to support UE for feeding and other ADL
For Restoration of Function in ADL when:
  • Can’t answer phone
  • Incorrect/poor sequencing of tasks
  • Difficult managing checkbook
For Restoration of Sensory-Integrative Function:
  • Demonstrates neglect of an extremity or one side of the body
  • Unable to name or identify objects by touch
  • Difficulty with color, shape, and/or size discrimination
  • Impaired visual tracking
  • Poor hot/cold discrimination
For “Active Treatment Programs” for Psychiatric illnesses when:
  • Unable to orient to the “real” time, place, etc.
  • Difficulty attending to the task at hand
  • Unable to exit home secondary to fear, paranoia, etc.

THERAPY SERVICES COMPREHENSIVE

We specialize in services including spine care, post-surgical therapy, and chronic neck and back pain.

NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS AND DISORDERS
OTHER FOCUS AREAS

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We specialize in services including spine care, post-surgical therapy, and chronic neck and back pain.

CLIENTS DESCRIBE HOW OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CHANGED THEIR LIVES IN VIDEO

This video shows the distinct value of occupational therapy with clients of different ages and across practice settings. From a child with autism to a wounded warrior with a double amputation to an older adult aging in place, these clients highlight how occupational therapy looked at all aspects of their lives to help them achieve their goals. Find out what occupational therapy can do for you or your loved one.
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meet our comprehensive therapy team

Paula Fleming

Paula Fleming has been with Insight Comprehensive Therapy since 2017. She assists in administrative work with the department. Paula received her Bachelor’s in Business Management from the University of Michigan-Flint. Outside of work, she loves to spend time with her children and grandchildren.

Noelle Cool

Noelle Cool is a Physical Therapy Technician in our Insight Comprehensive Therapy department. She is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences at the University of Michigan-Flint. After obtaining her bachelor’s degree she plans to attend a graduate school to become a Doctor of Chiropractic. Noelle has been with the department since June 2019.

Alex Hartwick

Alex Hartwick has been with Insight Comprehensive Therapy since August 2019. She is currently completing her Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration from the University of Michigan-Flint. She is very passionate about ensuring the best possible care for the patients she works within the Comprehensive Therapy Department. She handles administrative tasks ranging from insurance verification, authorizations, scheduling, and more. While she doesn’t directly treat patients, each and every aspect of her job is focused on providing patient care second to none.

Brianna Rivera

Brianna has been a physical therapy technician with the department since May 2019. She loves the amazing group of people she works beside daily and also loves working closely with the Flint community. She believes the opportunity to work at Insight to be one of the greatest experiences she has been able to have. She currently enrolled at the University of Michigan-Flint to obtain her undergraduate degree, with a focus in research in Neuroscience. There are many tasks she attends to at Insight, but being busy is fulfilling for Brianna. When she is not at work or school, she loves to spend time with her dog, visiting family and friends, being outdoors, and reading. She hopes to continue providing help and support to individuals in all of her future endeavors.

Rebecca Sobieray, LMT

Rebecca Sobieray is a Licensed Massage Therapist. She is most commonly known as Becky. She has been licensed and practicing since 2014. She graduated

from Bayshire Beauty Academy’s Massage Therapy Program in Bay City, Michigan. She joined the INSIGHT Comprehensive Therapy department in 2020. Rebecca has 2 children, 2 dogs and 1
cat. She enjoys the summer-time sun and spending time outdoors.

Sally Jakeway, SLP

Sally Jakeway is a licensed and certified Speech-Language Pathologist. She received her Master’s degree from Eastern Michigan University and is a certified VitalStim Therapy Provider, for the treatment of dysphagia. She joined the Insight Comprehensive Therapy team in 2018 and works with patients in both the Healing Center and outpatient facility. She is passionate about working with and advocating for those recovering from strokes and brain injuries. In her free time, she is a novice archer.

Andria Connor, COTA/L

Andria Connor is a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. She is known in our department as Andi. Andi graduated from Keiser University in 2014. She is originally from Jacksonville, Florida. She has been living in Metamora, Michigan since 2017. Andi has been working with Insight Comprehensive Therapy since 2018. She loves what she does and the team she works with every day. She believes her role as a Certified Occupational Therapist is to provide motivation to her patients and assist them with obtaining as much independence as possible through training and education. She focuses on neurological injuries and manual techniques. Andi has 3 children, 2 dogs, and 2 cats. She enjoys playing outside with her children and enjoying nature.

Amanda Marshall, COTA/L

Amanda Marshall graduated from Baker College in Owosso in 2019 with an Associates Degree in Applied Science with a degree as an Occupational Therapy Assistant. She is currently enrolled at the University of Michigan-Flint to obtain her Bachelor’s Degree in Healthcare Administration. She hopes to continue to pursue her career in Neuroscience. She found her passion in Neuroscience and looks forward to continuing to grow in this field. She chose Occupational Therapy to make a difference in the lives of others and help individuals get back doing meaningful activities they thought they would never be able to do again. She enjoys traveling, the outdoors, and spending time with family.

Sakina Bohra, OTD/CHT

Sakina graduated from Seth G.S. Medical College in Mumbai, India in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. She became a Certified Hand Therapist in November 2008 and earned a Certificate of Advanced Practice in Hand and Upper Quarter Rehabilitation in 2012 from Drexel University. She then went on to earn a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Jefferson University in Philadelphia in 2016. Her doctoral project was on developing, implementing, and evaluating an evidence-based, patient-centered Occupational Therapy program for patients with upper extremity arthritis. Sakina has been practicing Occupational Therapy in the United States since 1993. She is skilled in fabricating upper extremity orthotics for various conditions.

Michelle Ososki, PTA

Michelle Ososki is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant with twenty years of experience in the field of physical medicine. Michelle specializes in the rehabilitation of neurological injuries through aquatic therapies and unique exercises tailored to each patient’s interests. Michelle brings a creative approach and a perceptive, positive spirit to encourage

patients to work hard and stay motivated towards their goals. Michelle enjoys Jeep trail riding with her husband and their two children. In her free time, Michelle likes to garden, work with stained glass, and kayak. Michelle worked with INSIGHT Comprehensive Therapy from 2013 t0 2015 and returned to the team again in February of 2021.

Scott Simmons, PTA

Scott Simmons is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant practicing since 2020. He strives for ensuring the most beneficial outcomes for all of his patients. He enjoys spending time with his wife and three kids, coaching youth athletics, attending sporting events, and spending time outdoors. His professional goals include working in rehabilitation for a major sports team and to own his own physical therapy practice in the future. Scott started with the INSIGHT Comprehensive Therapy team in February 2021.

Tyler Barker, PTA

Tyler Barker is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant. He graduated from Mott Community College’s PTA program in November 2020. He has been working for Insight Comprehensive Therapy since January 2021. Tyler enjoys working closely with patients in the inpatient rehabilitation setting and his goal as a Physical Therapist Assistant is to help people of all abilities reach their fullest potential and live their happiest and strongest lives.

Macy Trevillian, PTA

Macy Trevillian is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant. Macy went straight to Mott Community College’s PTA program on a scholarship straight out of school in January 2018. She graduated from Mott Community College in May 2019. Her interest in therapy began after her grandfather suffered a Stroke. Her interest in aquatic therapy stems from her experience on the girl’s swim team while in high school. She taught swimming lessons during her off-season. Macy attended APTA’s Combined Sections Meeting in Washington, D.C. where she was exposed to many aquatic and neurosurgical-based conferences and was able to meet other Physical Therapy professionals where they exchanged many innovative ideas with each other. She started with Insight Comprehensive Therapy in September of 2020. She is eager to continue advancing her skills as a Physical Therapy Assistant and gain more experience with the company.

Joshua Hanson, PTA

Joshua William Hanson is a Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant. He has been working as a PTA since 2013. Insight Comprehensive Therapy is the second office that focuses on Neurosurgical and Orthopedic injuries, and he thoroughly enjoys this type of mixed therapy. He has been working with Insight Comprehensive Therapy since 2019. Joshua has two beautiful boys, who are his world. He loves to take his boys to the playground and camping. He also loves attending concerts and music festivals to dance the night away!

Angelo Dasuqi, PTA

Angelo is a Physical Therapist Assistant that has been working with Insight Comprehensive Therapy since 2019. He graduated as a Physical Therapy Assistant from Delta College in 2018. He has 3 kids, enjoys playing all sports and being with friends and family. He also enjoys reading and having a good laugh.

Carrie Ann Miller, PT, DPT

Carrie A. Miller, PT, DPT earned her doctorate degree from the University of Findlay in Ohio where she participated in the weekend PTA to PT bridge program. Before that, she earned her PTA degree from Baker College of Flint in Michigan. Since 2005, Carrie has been providing therapy services to all ages ranging from infants to geriatrics working in a variety of settings. She has been a member of the APTA/MPTA since that time and has served as secretary of the MPTA in the past. She has taken several NDT courses and has earned a certification in stroke rehabilitation. She is committed to growing as a therapist with a focus on the general health and well-being of her patients. Carrie joined Insight Physical Therapy and Neuro Rehabilitation in March of 2021. Carrie is happily married and has three boys with which she enjoys spending time. She also loves to travel, enjoys hiking and camping, and tries to run and stay active as much as she can.

Bhavya Thota, PT, MPT

Bhavya Thota, PT, MPT, is a licensed Physical Therapist. She has been practicing in Michigan since 2016. Dr. Thota completed her Master’s degree in Pediatrics and Women’s Health Studies from Manipal University in India. She has been trained in Lamaze childbirth education, Kinesiotaping is LSVT Big certified, and is in the process of training in the Mckenzie method of physical therapy. Most of Dr. Thota’s previous experience is in the outpatient setting, although she has experience in both inpatient and outpatient departments. During her free time, Dr. Thota enjoys playing with her child, cooking, reading, exploring new places, and learning new things. Dr. Thota joined the Insight Comprehensive Therapy department in February 2021.

Heba Muqtadir, B.A.

Heba was born and raised in Novi, MI. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Business Management from the University of Michigan-Dearborn. She started working for Insight part-time while in school as a front desk receptionist in July of 2017. Since then, she has grown within the company, most recently accepting the position to manage the Insight Comprehensive Therapy department. Heba’s main focus as a manager is to ensure the best possible care to all of the patients that set foot into the department and takes pride in knowing that she is doing her part in giving back to the Flint community. In her free time, Heba enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, volunteering, and traveling.

Danielle Chadwell, MOT/OTRL

Sarah Anderson, COTA/L

Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant

Sarah Anderson is a licensed and board-certified occupational therapy assistant. She completed her associate degree at Mott Community College and will earn her bachelor’s degree in allied health from Ferris State University in December 2020. Sarah’s clinical experiences include Mary Free Bed inpatient rehabilitation at Sparrow Hospital, inpatient rehab at Spectrum Health, and The Oaks at Woodfield, a skilled nursing facility. Through these experiences, Sarah learned that she wanted to specialize in neurorehabilitation and has enjoyed the opportunity to do so here at Insight.

Amber McClendon, COTA/L

Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant

Amber is a board-certified and licensed Occupational Therapy Assistant. She earned her degree from Mott Community College in 2017. She had a clinical rotation here at IINN amongst other neuro settings and chose to accept her career placement here afterward.  She specializes in traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, as well as Neuro Rehab. 

When she is not working she finds herself volunteering for the Swartz Creek Youth Football program, reading, or spending time with her husband and three sons. She chose to take the career path as an Occupational Therapy Assistant because she saw that occupational therapy addressed not only physical rehab but also the emotional and psychological needs that a person requires to fully recover. She knew it was a perfect fit for her because she found a career that requires sensitivity, understanding, and compassion – all of the characteristics she values tremendously.  She knew that as an occupational therapy assistant she could contribute so much to society as well as bring her self-fulfillment in a very rewarding career. 

Joshua Hanson, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Andi Connor, COTA

Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant

Andi Connor is a certified occupational therapy assistant. Her educational background includes associate’s degrees from both Florida State College of Jacksonville and Keiser University-Florida. Her past career experiences include two years in skilled nursing and a year in neuro-care with a focus on traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries.

In 2017, Andi joined the Insight Physical Therapy and Neuro Rehab Center, where she personalizes treatments for each patient. She specializes in soft-tissue mobilization, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and neuro-rehab.

In 2020, Andi welcomed a beautiful baby boy, Connor, as an unofficial member of the occupational therapy team.

Lisa Petzold, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Sarah Quedens, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Sarah Quedens is a licensed physical therapist assistant. She completed her degree at Baker College of Flint. One of her full-time clinical rotations during school was at an outpatient rehabilitation facility at Physiotherapy Associates in Holly. There she provided physical therapy for orthopedic trauma, back and neck injuries, and post-operative conditions. Her other full time clinical rotation was at S.T.A.R Rehab in Grand Blanc. She received experience in working with spinal cord injuries, amputees, and traumatic brain injury patients. Her interests are in neurological rehabilitation and aquatic therapy.

Megan Teachworth, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Megan Teachworth is a licensed physical therapist assistant. She acquired her bachelor’s degree in kinesiology at the University of Michigan-Flint and an associate’s degree in applied science at Baker College of Flint. Her experiences include eight years in acute care with emphasis in the Intensive Care Unit setting and three years of outpatient care.

Megan joined Insight’s Physical Therapy and Neuro Rehab Center in March 2015, and she specializes in manual therapy and aquatic therapy for patients. She also provides outpatient care to treat neck and back injuries, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s diseases, and post-operative care for shoulder surgeries.

Erica Hammond, DPT

Physical Therapist

Dr. Erica Hammond graduated with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Michigan-Flint in 2003. Dr. Hammond’s experience includes working with patients in outpatient general orthopedics, spine care, neurological rehabilitation, and multi-trauma cases. She joined Insight in 2013.

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FLINT, MI

4800 S. Saginaw St., Suite 1625 Flint, MI 48507

(810) 275-9610

(810) 963-0908

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HOURS OF OPERATION

Monday – Thursday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

4800 S. Saginaw St. Flint, MI 48507