ARNOLD MARKOWITZ PASSED SEPTEMBER 5, 2024.

HE WAS ONE OF A KIND AND IS DEEPLY MISSED. THE OFFICE IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED

SCROLL BELOW FOR RECORDS REQUEST INFO AND LYME STUDY INFORMATION.

INTERNAL MEDICINE AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE

WHAT HAPPENS IF I NEED MY RECORDS

WE'VE SPENT 5 MONTHS SENDING OUT RECORDS. THE OFFICE IS NOW CLOSED. PLEASE SEND A SIGNED RECORDS RELEASE REQUEST TO 2112 CASS LAKE ROAD, KEEGO HARBOR 48320. THERE WILL BE A MINIMUM FEE OF $30, DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF YOUR FILE. WE WILL BE IN TOUCH AFTER WE RECEIVE THE RECORDS REQUEST. BE AWARE, WE HAD THREE FLOODS IN THE LAST 2 YEARS. IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN IN FOR A LONG TIME, THOSE RECORDS MAY NO LONGER EXIST.

I WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LYME STUDY, WHAT SHOULD I DO?

WE WON'T USE YOUR PERSONAL INFO IN THE STUDY, JUST THE DATA ABOUT YOUR TREATMENT.

PLEASE FILL OUT THE FORM ON THIS WEBSITE BELOW. YOU CAN MAIL IT TO 2112 CASS LAKE ROAD, KEEGO HARBOR, MI 48320 OR EMAIL IT TO ABXDOC79@GMAIL.COM

WHERE CAN I GO (INFECTIOUS DISEASE/TICK BORNE DISEASE PATIENTS)

FOR LESS SEVERE (NON-IV Treatment of LYME)

Dr. Alan Bain - internal medicine/treats Lyme. Certified to do telemed in MI - but located in Chicago. (Nice doc who drove to patients houses during covid to bring them oxygen when hospitals were full)

Both traditional medicine and alternative - TAKES INSURANCE, RATES ARE REASONABLE Not a lyme specialist but treats lyme and unusual conditions Takes telemedicine, Medicare PPO insurance. Physical location Chicago Call: 1-312-236-7010

jkurek@docintheloop.com Email on line: docintheloop.com

ORAL ANTIBIOTICS ONLY FOR LYME- NO INSURANCE

Teresa. Birkmeier-Fredal MD. Address: 245 Barclay Circle. Suite 600. Rochester Hills,. MI. 48307. United States. Phone: (248) 289-6349. Sells a lot of alternative treatments. No insurance

FOR IV LYME NEEDS - NO INSURANCE

New Horizons Integrative Medicine

1500 W Oak St, Ste 100

Zionsville, IN 46077 (317) 708-3708

OCCASIONAL 1 MONTH LYME IV, AND ORAL TREATMENT

Newland Medical Associates - sometimes OFFER IV AND take insurance

22301 Foster Winter Dr, #3RD Southfield, MI 48075 248-552-0620 Nurse Mandy

248-552-0620 fax

INFECTIOUS DISEASE NON-LYME

Renee Jiddou-yaldoo, MD

25631 Little Mack Ave

St 205, SCS 48081 586-443-2930

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FOR IGG PATIENTS

Allergy, Asthma Care, PC

Dr. Mohammedi Savliwala, MD

43700 Woodward Ave., Suite 205

Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302

(248) 335-0200

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OBITUARY

Dr. Arnold Markowitz, prominent Detroit-area infectious disease and internal medicine physician, passed away suddenly on Thursday, September 5 at the age of 79. His passion for his profession, his conscientiousness, and his genius inspired generations of physicians and saved tens of thousands of lives. His distinguished career spanned five decades.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Lynn, and was dear father to Kevin Markowitz and the late Meryl Markowitz. He was the brother of Ruth (Bernard) Moss, Seymour (Audrey) Markowitz, the late Pauline Kavesky, and the late Morris Markowitz.

Dr. Markowitz was a pioneer in the treatment of AIDS/HIV. He cared for underinsured patients who survived those deadly diseases and went on to live long and healthy lives, despite a lack of known treatments at the time. He solved a world-record botulism outbreak as well as regional occurrences of serratia and St. Louis encephalitis. Patients traveled from all 50 states and even Europe to benefit from his outstanding diagnostic skills.

Those who knew him would confirm that he was undoubtedly one of the happiest individuals they ever encountered. His joy in learning never diminished. He dedicated several hours daily to reading; it was important to him to remain current in science and medicine. His contentment hailed from his wife's cooking, swimming in his pool, listening to classical music, golfing, and riding his bike. He pondered the questions of the universe, took joy in small things, and lived a life that exemplified tikkun olam.

He became a physician because he loved medicine, not for the money or prestige. Dr. Markowitz courageously stood up against administrative policies that hurt patients, and he fought for transparency on behalf of staff and patients regarding infectious issues.

He routinely expressed his wonder and gratitude about being a physician; he considered it a great privilege. He was only slightly arrogant, for a doctor; mostly, he was humble, brilliant, and caring. He uplifted everyone he touched. His example of a life well-lived is one for the ages.

Dr. Markowitz attended Wayne State University Medical School, interned at Detroit Sinai, spent his residency at Barnes, and had a fellowship at Hutzel Hospital. He most recently chaired the infection control committee for the Trinity Health/St. Joseph system. His other accolades and accomplishments, including featured speaking engagements, news stories, and medical journal articles, are too numerous to mention.

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ARNOLD MARKOWITZ PASSED SEPTEMBER 5, 2024.

HE WAS ONE OF A KIND AND IS DEEPLY MISSED. THE OFFICE IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED

INTERNAL MEDICINE AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE

WHAT HAPPENS IF I NEED MY RECORDS

I WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LYME STUDY, WHAT SHOULD I DO?

WHERE CAN I GO (INFECTIOUS DISEASE/TICK BORNE DISEASE PATIENTS)

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ARNOLD MARKOWITZ PASSED SEPTEMBER 5, 2024.

HE WAS ONE OF A KIND AND IS DEEPLY MISSED. THE OFFICE IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED

INTERNAL MEDICINE AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE

WHAT HAPPENS IF I NEED MY RECORDS

I WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LYME STUDY, WHAT SHOULD I DO?

WHERE CAN I GO (INFECTIOUS DISEASE/TICK BORNE DISEASE PATIENTS)

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