Dr. Raquel Orlich is a Family Physician in Detroit Michigan

Dr. Raquel Orlich is a Family Physician in Detroit Michigan

Dr. Raquel Orlich is a family medicine physician in Detroit, Michigan. She takes care of a broad range of conditions out of her office in Corktown Detroit. She’s building a reputation as an excellent primary care physician and family medicine doctor. One of her patients recently left a glowing review on Google:

I have been a patient at Plum for a little under one year now. Since the moment I was greeted at the door by Chris, I felt very welcomed and comfortable. Changing doctors can sometimes be scary because you hope they have your best interest at heart, but sometimes that doesn't always end up being true. That is not the case with Plum Health. Dr. Raquel is hands down the best Dr. I've ever had (and I've had a lot). She addressed every issue and concern with meticulous solutions. Dr. Paul was also very attentive any time Dr. Raquel was away. What I love most about Plum Health is how you can text or call them at all hours if the matter is urgent or if you have random health questions. They respond in a timely manner, it's awesome. I would recommend Plum Health to every person who does not have access to health insurance. It's the next best thing. OH! Getting your prescriptions at wholesale price saved me a lot of money which was a huge plus!

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Raquel Orlich, DO is a Family Medicine Doctor Accepting New Patients

Currently, Dr. Raquel Orlich is accepting new patients at her office in Corktown Detroit. She takes care of people from Detroit and the surrounding communities, including Royal Oak, Ferndale, Southfield, Dearborn, Taylor, Redford, Southgate, Grosse Pointe, and many more.

In the above photo, Dr. Raquel Orlich is using an osteopathic manual medicine technique - she uses her hands to help people with musculoskeletal pain and discomfort. If you’d like to see Dr. Raquel Orlich, you can schedule an appointment with her, here.

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