What does it mean to be a top doctor? If you’ve noticed the plaques on the walls at your doctor’s office, you can surmise that it means a lot to them — and it should to you, too.
Out of 20,000-plus eligible physicians in metro Detroit, a little over 1,000 make Hour Detroit’s list. These individuals not only were nominated by their peers in an online survey but also passed the screening process conducted by Professional Research Services, which verified their licensing and reviewed any infractions through applicable boards, agencies, and rating services.
When we asked Dr. Kyle Miletic of Henry Ford Health — one of the doctors we photographed and interviewed for this issue — the significance of being named a Top Doc, he said, “It is a great honor. As physicians, we are constantly getting feedback from our patients about the care they’ve received. However, the Top Doctor awards come from our fellow physicians — getting that feedback from our colleagues and knowing we have their respect is very affirming and certainly motivates me to keep pushing my practice forward to improve the health of our community.”
Click here to see this year’s list of Top Docs and their answers to questions regarding artificial intelligence, longevity, sleep, and TikTok.
This issue also includes articles that are especially relevant in October. To commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, associate editor Jack Thomas reached out to local photographer Rosa María Zamarrón — whose photography highlights the Indigenous community in metro Detroit and beyond — and asked her to share just a few of her favorites from her career so far. To see those and to find info on a Detroit exhibit she’s part of this month, click here.
And of course, an October issue wouldn’t be complete without some Halloween content; this year’s includes a spotlight on fall décor, an interview with paranormal investigators, and a bewitching cocktail recipe.
I hope you enjoy this issue of Hour Detroit, whether you’re reading it to stay connected to our community, using it as a guide to events or restaurants, or looking for a doctor for yourself or your family.
This story originally appeared in the October 2024 issue of Hour Detroit magazine. To read more, pick up a copy of Hour Detroit at a local retail outlet. Our digital edition will be available on Oct. 7.
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