Compassionate, conservative care in
Muskegon
162 Memorial Causeway | North Muskegon, MI
231-981-0150
231-242-8229
Office Hours
Our office hours change to accommodate patient demand and staff availability. Please call to make an appointment or find out when we will be there if you want to stop by!
Take Exit 116 from US-31 toward North Muskegon and follow it to the right. Our office is on the Veteran’s Memorial Causeway after Putter’s Creek and Norm’s Ice Cream and before Community Shores Bank.
GOOGLE MAPS WARNING: Google may show the address as “162 N. Whitehall Rd Drive,” but it should bring you to the right place (shown above)!

Dr. Visger's Schedule
It varies! Call for the latest!
After-hours and weekend appointments may be available!
Dr. Benjamin J. Visger
Osteopathic Physician (DO)
About Dr. Visger
Dr. Visger was born and raised on the Muskegon River and calls the lakeshore his home. He earned his baccalaureate of science in psychology in 2007 and doctorate of medicine from Michigan State University in 2011. Following that, he completed his specialty residency in neuromusculoskeletal medicine and osteopathic manipulative medicine at Mercy Health in 2014. He served as core faculty in that training program for two years. He opened this private practice on Labor Day 2016. When you see Dr. Visger, you are seeing the doctor who is “Fixing the Way We Fix Pain”. His method is unique and aimed at healing, not merely helping. Most patients immediately see the difference from standard-of-care treatments which treat symptoms and give brief, partial relief. Outside of his office, Dr. Visger also hosts medical education workshops and teaches at medical conferences across the state and country to improve the way doctors diagnose and treat pain. Hundreds of physicians and thousands of patients have already benefited from this mission! In the few remaining waking hours after all such endeavors have come to rest, Dr. Visger explores music, storytelling, and the countless possibilities of a better world.
Treatment with Dr. Visger
Dr. Visger has developed a precise, deep-working technique to relieve some of the most difficult areas of pain. It feels like a focused pressure that “hurts good” but is much more advanced and effective than massage. It works by breaking down deep restrictions and reconnecting injured tissue fibers to restart healing. You should see the difference in his technique and why this is part of him fixing the way we fix pain!
The best way to learn about our techniques is to experience them. If you are anxious or have had bad experiences with manual treatments in the past, you are in great hands! We will modify our techniques to suit you and will never treat you without consent.

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