Isaac Turner, M.D.

Dr. Isaac Turner was born in Los Angeles California and began his career in healthcare by working in a UCLA School of Medicine Research Laboratory, at the young age of fifteen!

After completing high school and moving to Baltimore Maryland, Dr. Turner attended the University Of Maryland for his undergraduate degree and then the University of Maryland, School of Medicine. After receiving his Doctorate in Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Turner completed an internal medicine internship at Baltimore Franklin Square Hospital. In 2003, Dr. Turner moved to Southeast Michigan to begin his Neurology specialty training at Wayne State University and the Detroit Medical Center. In 2006, Dr. Turner completed his specialty training as well as additional training in the performance and interpretation of electrodiagnostic medical studies.

After having fallen in love with Michigan and its population, Dr. & Mrs. Turner decided to put their family’s roots down in Southeast Michigan and Dr. Turner joined our Practice in 2006, as an expert in Neurological disorders.

As patient’s problems are often multifaceted and require them to see specialists in both Neurology and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, patients can now receive it in one office! This unique combination of Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine working together as a team to diagnose, manage, and treat;  provides patients with the same great benefits of major university medical center clinics, but in a convenient, warm and caring environment instead!

Dr. Turner’s outside interests mostly evolve around his three beautiful young daughters. On weekends, Dr. Turner can be seen about town, rollerblading while pushing them in a jogging stroller or bicycling through parks and paths with the girls strapped into the back of their bike trailer.

Dr. Turner notes, “As a Neurologist, unfortunately, many diagnoses are life-changing and difficult to comprehend.  Ample time is given to each patient to explain their diagnosis, treatment plan, and prognosis.  I understand that each person is unique and I tailor a comprehensive plan based on co-morbid medical conditions, patient lifestyle, and preferences.”