Anti-Gravity Training & Rehabilitation

Anti-Gravity Training & Rehabilitation

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    • Recovering from an injury, or preventing one from happening, is on every athlete’s mind. The Alter-G Anti-Gravity Treadmill can assist you in regaining, maintaining and developing fitness during recovery.

    Our Approach

    Anti-gravity training and rehabilitation assists athletes by lessening the impact or loading on lower body extremity joints and muscles while shortening the healing process by overcoming weight bearing restrictions due to injury and overuse.  Alter-G can also be used to as an adjunct of your training program to get miles in with less impact.

    Demonstration of Anti-Gravity Treadmill at Michigan Medicine

    Appointment Information

    To make an appointment, please call our Contact Center at 1-734-936-7070.

    A MedSport Program

    MedSport offers a team of nationally recognized orthopaedic surgeons and sports medicine specialists working together to care for your injury. From active individuals to professional athletes, MedSport gets you back in the game.

    Learn more about MedSport

    Doctors

     Search for a U-M Health doctor     Asheesh Bedi, MD

    Asheesh Bedi, MD

    Professor

    Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine

    James Ely Carpenter, MD, M.H.S.A.

    Professor

    Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine

    Eileen Aidan Crawford, MD

    Eileen Aidan Crawford, MD

    Clinical Associate Professor

    Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine

    John Andrew Grant, MD

    Clinical Associate Professor

    Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine

    Matthew James Hartwell, MD

    Matthew James Hartwell, MD

    Clinical Assistant Professor

    Sports Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery

    Miguel Angel Linares, MD

    Clinical Assistant Professor

    Sports Medicine, Family Medicine

    Bruce Scott Miller, MD

    Bruce Scott Miller, MD

    Professor

    Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine

    David Parker Patterson, MD

    David Parker Patterson, MD

    Clinical Assistant Professor

    Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine

    Edward Michael Wojtys, MD

    Professor

    Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Medicine

    Providers

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    Kelsey Lauren Johnson, PA-C

    Physician Assistant

    Physician Assistant

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    Jennifer Lynn Kreinbrink-Greer, PA-C

    Physician Assistant

    Physician Assistant

    Robert Anthony Lehrer, PA-C

    Physician Assistant

    Physician Assistant

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    Laura Marie Mann, PA-C

    Physician Assistant

    Physician Assistant

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    Margaret Anne Schick, PA-C

    Physician Assistant

    Physician Assistant

    Jessica Barndt Tavormina, PA-C

    Physician Assistant

    Physician Assistant

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