MHC HealthCare

About MHC HealthCare

MHC HealthCare is a multi-site injury care organization that began in 1987 when Dr. Semyon Friedman opened its first physical therapy clinic in the Baltimore area. According to its website, the organization now operates across Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., Delaware, New Jersey, and Florida. MHC describes its model as full-service care delivered under one roof for people recovering after accidents. The website highlights patients injured in auto accidents, work accidents, and slip and fall incidents, and explains that care starts with a physician assessment to identify injuries and guide the next steps in treatment. The organization emphasizes prompt access to care and notes that patients are encouraged to schedule as soon as possible after an accident.

The services presented on the site include physical therapy, orthopedics, neurology, physiatry, generalized medicine, and radiology. MHC states that physical therapy is used to help improve mobility after an injury, while orthopedics addresses injuries involving bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles. Neurology is described as focusing on brain and spinal injuries, including concussions, and physiatry is noted for pain assessment and relief after an accident. The website also points to in-house imaging such as x-rays, MRI scans, and CT scans as part of its care model. Across its network, MHC promotes same day appointments six days a week, transportation for patients, online scheduling for many locations, and multilingual professionals and staff. Overall, the website presents MHC HealthCare as a coordinated medical and physical therapy provider built around rapid evaluation, individualized treatment planning, and access to multiple services within a single system.

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