Personalized primary care for adults and pediatrics in your community.
A doctor who knows you and your whole family. From your kids to your parents, we're here for checkups, life's big moments, and same-day visits when you need us.
Choose your location
Two offices, one team.
Services
Care for the whole family, for the things that come up.
Same-day sick visits
Pediatrics
Annual exams and physicals
Diabetes clinics
Pulmonary function testing
Women's health clinics
Care Management
Weight loss
Telemedicine
Same-day sick care
Sick today? Get seen today.
We reserve time at the end of the day Monday through Thursday for same-day sick visits. Call to confirm Friday availability and whether your concern is best seen in the office or remotely.
The practice is open on average 38 Saturdays each year. Call to confirm the schedule and appointment availability.
Pediatrics
A pediatrician for every stage, from the first checkup to the teen years.
- Newborn and well-child visits
- Sick visits, same day when you need them
- Sports and school physicals
- Dr. Otter makes check-ins easier for kids
Insurance
We take your insurance. Here's what that means.
We work with your insurance. Check your exact plan and any primary care physician requirements before your visit.
Our care team
Credentialed, experienced, and easy to get to know.
Giving back
Invested in the community we serve.
Rotary Club
Local fundraising for family essentials and support for a clinic in Cartagena, Colombia.
Rett Syndrome Foundation
Fundraising, advocacy and clinician awareness supporting Michigan families and national research.
Special Olympics
Our providers volunteer their time and contribute financially to local Special Olympics efforts.
Health library
Practical answers from your care team.
Picking Your Insurance Plan: What to Check Before You Enroll
How to choose a health plan: check whether your doctor is in network, compare premiums with deductibles and out-of-pocket costs, and verify before you enroll.
Safe Medication Disposal and Donating Medical Equipment
How to get rid of unused medicines safely, which ones should never be flushed or trashed casually, and where to donate unneeded medical equipment.
Presbyopia: Why Reading Glasses Become Necessary
Presbyopia is the age-related loss of near focus that makes small print and menus hard to read. Learn the signs, causes and common ways to correct it.
Ready when you are
Book online in a few minutes, or call your office.
Lake Orion: 248‑690‑9181
Lapeer: 810‑284‑1034
Mon, Tue, Thu 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. · Wed 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. · Fri 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. · Sat: call to confirm · Sun closed