The Recovery Project co-founder Charlie Parkhill recently contributed an article to New Mobility magazine discussing his personal recovery from a spinal cord injury—including significant physical
Memorial Day signals the unofficial start of summer for many Metro Detroiters, and before you hit the lake or head up north for fun activities
The Recovery Project, a leading provider of high-intensity physical and occupational therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other
The Recovery Project, a physical and occupational therapy provider, rewards employees when the business is doing well, an effort owners and co-founders Polly Swingle and
The Recovery Project, a leading provider of high-intensity physical and occupational therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other
Andre Edwards of Macomb Township doesn’t remember much about the car accident that broke his spine and left him paralyzed from the waist down. He
The Recovery Project is hosting a ReWalk clinic on April 4 at our Livonia location! The ReWalk 6.0 helps people with spinal cord injuries stand and walk. Send us a message or call 855-877-1944 if you’re interested in trying this exoskeleton technology. All participants must have an initial screening conducted prior to the clinic to see if they’re an eligible candidate.
The Recovery Project, a leading provider of high-intensity physical and occupational therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other
The Recovery Project, a leading provider of high-intensity physical and occupational therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other
A Livonia-based provider of high intensity, evidence based physical therapy and occupational therapy is rapidly expanding. The Recovery Project focuses on improving the lives and
The Recovery Project, a leading provider of high-intensity physical and occupational therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other
The Recovery Project recently took center stage in an article for the Livonia Observer discussing how participation in sports helps patients improve functionality and quality
