Please take a moment to read our most commonly asked questions. We're always available to answer your questions and encourage you to contact our office if you have a question that is not answered below.
Q: What is the best way to schedule an appointment with your office?
A: It's easiest just to give us a call at (810) 223-0500. You can also request an appointment online by clicking here: Appointment Request form. Referring providers and offices can print our Referral Form HERE and then fax to our office at (810) 223-0530.
Q: Is your office accepting new patients?
A: Yes, we always welcome new patients.
Q: Do you do x-rays in your office?
A: Yes, we have a radiology technician and x-ray suite on-site for your convenience. Dr. Frye reviews the films immediately after they are done and takes time to show you the films and explain any findings. Advanced imaging is done at our local medical center facilities.
Q: What if my child needs a cast for a broken bone? Can this be done in the office?
A: We have traditional and waterproof cast options available here in the office. Dr. Frye will determine what's best for your child and give her recommendations. We take care of casting in the office, so you will leave the visit all set, with your child's injury protected and ready to heal. You can trust that an experienced clinician is managing your child's fracture.
Q: Do you have waterproof casts?
A: Yes, we have two waterproof options for casting - traditional fiberglass casts and the EXOS waterproof bracing system. It is a removable, customized, waterproof type of bracing for treatment of broken bones and other bone/joint injury. Families love the convenience of being able to continue water activities (when appropriate, based on individual injury).
Q: Can Dr. Frye talk with my child's coach about returning them to play?
A: Yes, a school/sports note with return to play recommendations can be written at your visit. If the coach/athletic trainer would like to speak with Dr. Frye directly, she is happy to do so in order to make sure everyone is on the same page and your child returns to activity or sport safely.
Q: Does Dr. Frye do clearance exams after concussion?
A: Yes, she will do a comprehensive visit including history and physical exam to determine that an athlete is ready to return to play. We have the official MHSAA clearance forms in our office and will complete these for high school athletes when clearance is given.
Q: What insurances do you accept?
A: We are extremely proud to accept a wide variety of insurance carriers. Please call the office prior to your appointment to confirm your insurance information. Bring all insurance cards and a form of identification to your appointment. If your insurance requires a referral from your primary physician to see Dr. Frye, please bring that with you or make sure that it is sent to our office.