About Us
Certified Spinal Decompression Doctors
Dr. Paquin is proud to be the first and only doctor in the Saline area to have been certified through Hill Laboratories in non-surgical spinal decompression.
Theodore J. Paquin, D.C.
Our office specializes in full spine treatment for a wide variety of conditions, such as neck pain, headaches, back pain, sciatica, arm or leg pain, whiplash, numbness, carpal tunnel syndrome, disc herniations, facet syndrome, sports injuries, extremity injuries and more. We also offer spinal decompression for safe, non-surgical treatment of herniated discs, degenerative disc disease, and facet syndrome. With 20 years experience, we have personally cared for thousands of patients in the Ann Arbor and Saline area and are confident we can help you with your problem. We perform a thorough spinal exam to get to the root of your problem and choose the best treatment to get you feeling better as quickly as possible!
Education
- Graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1996
- Other degrees: Northern Michigan University, B.S. in Chemistry 1992
- Memberships: Michigan Association of Chiropractors, Certified in Spinal Decompression
Techniques
- Manual Adjusting
- Gonstead
- Diversified
- Thompson
- Traction
- Drop table
- Extremities
Specialties
- Spinal Decompression for herniated discs
- Full spine adjusting for all ages
Therapies
- X-ray Examination
- Intersegmental traction
- Hot and cold therapy
Michael A. Doutsas, D.C..
Dr. Doutsas is a Saline native, graduating from Saline High School in 2005. He proudly wore a hornets jersey for baseball and football and began receiving chiropractic care at the age of 15 at this very clinic. Chiropractic care helped him recover from several sports-related injuries and made him fall in love with the profession.
Wanting to help others in the way that it helped him, Dr. Doutsas pursued a career in chiropractic and graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2014, while earning achievement awards for his work in the Diagnosis and Radiology department at the school. He served the people of Garden City, MI before returning to his home town of Saline to serve the community that helped get him to where his is today.