MIENMAOR Marquette

North/Central Upper Peninsula: Marquette AreaMichigan’s Upper Peninsula offers your entire family a quality of life unmatched-- with excellent schools, an abundance of outdoor activities and a wonderful place to live, work and play. Now focus on the north-central area, specifically the city of Marquette, and you will find no better place in the USA to practice, live, and raise a family. This sound and solid practice has plenty of room for growth which makes this gem affordably priced, especially for the area it is located in. There is good production on a 3.5 day work week, along with good collections. There is a knowledgeable, and very friendly, long term staff. The practice is located in a modern professional building, on a major road, with ample parking and easy access. There is a good patient base of all fee for service patients. There are 4 operatories of good and current equipment. It is very close to Northern Michigan University and a stone’s throw from Marquette General Hospital. Marquette has been selected as one of the most livable cities in the country. Among other national awards, Marquette has received the National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the designation as being among the Ten Best Small Cities to Raise a Family, a Bicycle Friendly Community, and has received the Entrepreneurial Cities Award. In 2012 it was recognized as a Tree City USA community for its commitment to urban forestry, by the nonprofit Arbor Day Foundation. In 2011 it was recognized as one of the top five places to retire by CNN/Money. Also in 2011, Marquette was ranked by Outdoor Life Magazine in the top ten percent of their “Top 200 Towns for Sportsmen”. In March 2011, Site Selection Magazine named Marquette one of the top micropolitans (a rural county whose largest city does not exceed a population of 50,000). Also, U.S. World & News Report recognized the City of Marquette as one of the “Ten Winter Wonderlands for Retirement”. This was based, along with other criteria, on locations that offer other amenities including access to hospitals and medical care, affordable housing, and a reasonable cost of living. The Peter White Public Library, located in the heart of Marquette, has won the 2010 National Medal for Museum and Library Service from The Institute of Museum and Library Service. This National Medal is the nation’s highest honor for museums and libraries that make extraordinary civic, educational, economic, environmental, and social contributions. It was among the five libraries and 5 museums to receive this prestigious award. More awards can be viewed at www.mqtcty.org/awards.html. Don’t put up with the crowded lower peninsula. Move up to the U.P. and enjoy a vacationland every single day. Why put up with all the headaches of the larger cities when you can work, live and play in God’s country. Raise your family in a safe and sane environment, where you get to know your neighbors, and your patients become your friends. For more information about this practice and the location people dream they could live in and make a great living