Practice Philosophy: We believe that most patients’ health care needs are best met in a primary care practice setting. Our goal is to provide high quality and cost effective medical care on a long-term basis.

Family Practice deals with a wide variety of medical problems that affect the newborn through the older adult population. These problems can range from minor illnesses treated in the office to severe life threatening illnesses that require hospital care.

All patients are seen on an appointment basis; however, we will accommodate emergencies when medically necessary.

Our physicians are always available for consultation and emergencies on a rotating basis after hours. Calls to our office during these times will be received by our answering service and forwarded to the caregiver on call.

You have the privilege of requesting an appointment with any of our physicians. It is advantageous to be familiar with all health care providers, if you so desire.

Dr. Daniel Slaim is the latest member of the Taylor Clinic Family Medicine team. He went to University of Michigan for his undergraduate degree. He studied medicine at Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine. He did his Family Medicine residency at the University of Illinois, Illinois Masonic Hospital, where he was chief resident and later served as teaching faculty. After his training in Chicago, he moved to Thailand with his wife, where he taught Family Medicine and joined International SOS (an international medical assistance, rescue and evacuation organization). He now happily has joined up with his father (Dr. Abraham Slaim) and his uncle (Dr. John Slaim) in a true family practice. He looks forward to working with families in the Downriver Area, in solving medical problems and promoting healthy, happy lifestyles.