Orthopedics: Knee, Nonsurgical Orthopaedics, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Regenerative Medicine, Shoulder, Sports Medicine
Bingham Farms, MI
4.9
626 Ratings
276 Comments
Dr. Peter Bigli, DO is fellowship-trained at Michigan State University – Sports Medicine. He earned their medical degree from Nova Southeastern University and completed their residency at Wayne State University – Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Dr. Peter Bigli, DO is fellowship-trained at Michigan State University – Sports Medicine. He earned their medical degree from Nova Southeastern University and completed their residency at Wayne State University – Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
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The staff is so efficient and cordial. Dr Biglin is kind caring and understanding!! Wonderful experience having the extraordinary people that are so dedicated to their profession!!
Apr-2025
Dr Biglin’s expertise is amazing. He is attentive to his patients’ needs, and listens to their concerns. I am lucky to be a patient.
Apr-2025
Words cannot express how disappointed I was with him.
Apr-2025
Great communicator. Answered all my questions.
Apr-2025
Very informative
Apr-2025
Very professional and very knowledgeable.
Apr-2025
Praise God ‘ Dr. Peter Biglin and Staff were the nicest people.
And, he was very pleasant, explained in details what his Professional Visional and Examination suggestions would be be to help my (Ri/Hip -Lower back pain)
Thank you guys so much 🙏
Much success to you all.
Apr-2025
Took the time to discuss my options, can’t wait for the treatment
Apr-2025
Very short wait to see doctor. Staff was very friendly. Doctor Biglin took plenty of time to provide detailed explanation for my son’s condition.
Apr-2025
Unfortunately, my experience with Dr. Peter was disappointing. He seemed to be in a constant rush and didn’t take the time to truly listen or address my concerns. I felt like I was just another number, not a patient. There was no opportunity to ask questions, and I left the appointment feeling unheard and frustrated. It appeared that the focus was more on seeing as many patients as possible rather than providing quality care. I hope he takes this feedback seriously and makes changes to better support his patients.
Apr-2025
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24255 Thirteen Mile Road Suite 180 Bingham Farms, MI 48025
Dr. Peter Bigli, DO is fellowship-trained at Michigan State University – Sports Medicine. He earned their medical degree from Nova Southeastern University and completed their residency at Wayne State University – Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
The staff is so efficient and cordial. Dr Biglin is kind caring and understanding!! Wonderful experience having the extraordinary people that are so dedicated to their profession!!
Dr Biglin’s expertise is amazing. He is attentive to his patients’ needs, and listens to their concerns. I am lucky to be a patient.
Words cannot express how disappointed I was with him.
Great communicator. Answered all my questions.
Very informative
Very professional and very knowledgeable.
Praise God ‘ Dr. Peter Biglin and Staff were the nicest people. And, he was very pleasant, explained in details what his Professional Visional and Examination suggestions would be be to help my (Ri/Hip -Lower back pain) Thank you guys so much 🙏 Much success to you all.
Took the time to discuss my options, can’t wait for the treatment
Very short wait to see doctor. Staff was very friendly. Doctor Biglin took plenty of time to provide detailed explanation for my son’s condition.
Unfortunately, my experience with Dr. Peter was disappointing. He seemed to be in a constant rush and didn’t take the time to truly listen or address my concerns. I felt like I was just another number, not a patient. There was no opportunity to ask questions, and I left the appointment feeling unheard and frustrated. It appeared that the focus was more on seeing as many patients as possible rather than providing quality care. I hope he takes this feedback seriously and makes changes to better support his patients.