Michigan Head Pain and Neurological Institute

Michigan Head Pain and Neurological Institute (MHNI) is a world-renowned tertiary care center and clinical research facility specializing in the treatment of headache and related painful disorders. Founded in 1978 by Dr. Joel Saper, it was the first comprehensive head pain treatment program in the United States and remains a leader in the field of neurology and pain management. The institute utilizes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating neurology, internal medicine, psychology, and physical therapy to treat complex and refractory cases. MHNI's research division is a prolific site for clinical trials, having contributed to the development and FDA approval of nearly every major migraine medication currently on the market. In addition to outpatient services, the institute operates a specialized inpatient program for intensive pain management and detoxification.