Psoriasis & Eczema Treatment Center

Dr. Marek Stapiski established the Grand Rapids Psoriasis Center in 1978. Dr. Stawiski is very empathetic to his patients since he has had psoriasis since he was a child. Stawiski specialized in Dermatology and psoriasis at the University of Michigan and was a principal in opening the U of M psoriasis center and researching numerous new treatments for psoriasis. He moved to Grand Rapids in 1978, launching what is now the biggest center for psoriasis treatment in Michigan, the Psoriasis Treatment Center. A native of Grand Rapids, Matt Zoeteman is excited to join the dermatology team at Western Michigan's Psoriasis & Eczema Treatment Center as a physician assistant. Matt Zoeteman from Grand Rapids graduated from Grand Valley State University with a Master in Physician Assistant Studies. He was licensed by the state of Michigan in 2017 and has also been board-certified by the National Commission of Physician Assistants. Zoeteman has been a member of both the American Academy of physician assistants and Michigan Dermatology Practitioner Assistants since he was licensed. Matt and Cait, a dietitian, enjoy exploring Michigan. Matt can be found at Muskegon's dog beach with his black lab Jack. Matt is driven by his belief that every patient should be treated as if they were family, and he is passionate about working with patients, advocating for them, and helping them treat their skin conditions.

Most of the reviews exhibit a tremendous indebtedness to the health facility, its staff and services. The customers often remark on the unreserved welcoming atmosphere, which has created a tranquil and supportive treatment environment. Mention of staff's personal attachments such as Melissa, Beth and Kaitlin, indicates genuine dedication to the betterment of service users. Their ability to lend a helping hand is greatly received, especially during the tough instances when a patient is financially struggling. The treatment plan for the delicate skin health complications was unique and produced desirable outcomes in two-three, days unlike before. Professionalism is upheld in service administration and is very evident in how attentive staff are towards client needs and how the society health protocols like equality and flexibility to much serving their clients. Another key focus by clients is personalised service. Patients feel well understood and listened to when seeking the use of personalised strategies as observed in Dr Sweney and many other patients This creates a detailed, all-inclusive client assessment but also, a common treatment with a keen consideration of the situation of the client’s health and their general wellness by the providers. cli-visit-F70D914D-9990-4DFE-AF6F-0C7DF70DE9AC