Dr. F. Michael Saigh, M.D. is a board-certified family physician that has been practicing medicine for over 35 years. He enjoys practice today as much as when he saw his first patients in medical school.

Dr. Saigh, Sr., as he is called around the office, earned his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan (U of M) majoring in Biology with a minor in Psychology. He knew from a young age that he wanted to attend U of M and become a doctor. He wasted no time accomplishing both of those right after graduating from West Iron County High School in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

After medical school, Dr. Saigh, Sr. attended residency at Bon Secours Hospital in Grosse Pointe, MI. In his last year of residency, he was named Chief Resident at the hospital. Immediately after graduation, he became a board certified Family Physician and has held that distinction ever since. He previously held the post of President of the Superior Chapter Michigan Academy of Family Physicians.

Dr. Saigh Sr. has always had a love for the outdoors and you will find him spending most fall weekends in the woods when his beloved Michigan Wolverines are not taking the football field.

Brittney graduated from Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee, WI where she played softball, worked as an EMT, and earned an undergraduate degree in Biology. After graduation, she moved to Texas and earned her Physician Assistant degree from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. She then moved to Nevada to be a solo healthcare provider in a rural Nevada medical clinic and part-time pain management provider. While practicing in Nevada, she gained experience diagnosing and treating various orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions.

Brittney emphasizes listening and being empathetic to accurately diagnose patients’ concerns. She uses her medical knowledge and understanding of procedures to formulate a treatment plan to help patients achieve their individualized goals.

Since returning to her hometown, Brittney enjoys working out, trying new restaurants, watching the Packers and spending time with family, friends and cavapoo puppy.

Dr. Nicholas Kampfer, D.C. is an Eastern Wisconsin native. Dr. Kampfer treats a wide variety of patients of all ages with a passion for improving the function of his patients and focuses his work on musculoskeletal injuries and determining the true cause of pain in his patients.

Dr. Kampfer attended St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wis. to obtain a bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry. While at St. Norbert, he played football in addition to pursuing his academic degree. Dr. Kampfer was a titled author in a concussion and motor deficit study that truly laid the groundwork for his understanding of how the body handles the injury.

Following college, Dr. Kampfer attended Logan University in St. Louis, Mo. During that time he became proficient in Active Release Technique, Diversified and Thompson Drop adjusting Techniques and gained knowledge of active rehabilitation protocols of spinal and musculoskeletal injuries.

Dr. Kampfer joined Advanced Care Specialists in 2016. During his time, he has become one of the best in the state of Wisconsin at handling work injury cases, especially DOL-OWCP. He has patients who come from all over the state to seek his expertise.
Dr. Kampfer also holds the position of Clinic Administrator. He reviews claims, oversees billing, works closely with our billing coordinator, facilitates credentialing, and assists in implementing new programs and services at ACS. He is passionate about providing patients with an efficient healthcare experience.

In Dr. Kampfer’s spare time, he enjoys cheering on the Packers and Badgers, fishing, hunting, golfing, or spending time with his growing family.

Dr. Emma Minx attended DePauw University, where she earned her B.A. in Kinesiology and Spanish. She then attended Logan University in St. Louis and she received her Doctorate of Chiropractic. While at Logan, Dr. Minx concurrently pursued her Master of Sports Science and Rehabilitation. After graduation, she obtained the distinction of Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician.

Dr. Minx became a patient of chiropractic and ART after suffering from shoulder and back pain while playing high school softball. After receiving treatment, she saw her injuries disappear and her performance on the field greatly improved. Because of the care she received, she went on to have a successful collegiate career. This ultimately influenced her decision to pursue a career as a chiropractor. She is certified in multiple treatment techniques – Diversified, Cox-Flexion Distraction, Active Release Techniques, kinesiology taping, and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization – which she feels is key to healing injuries more quickly. In 2019, she accomplished one of her career goals by working for a professional sports team. She served as the team chiropractor for the Chicago Bears until 2020.
While Dr. Minx enjoys helping patients, she currently serves as the Clinic Director for Advanced Care Specialists. She manages the staff, handles hiring and staff training, helps to implement new services, and optimizes clinic function to ensure a high quality patient experience.
Dr. Minx moved to Wisconsin in 2020 and has fallen in love with the area. When Dr. Minx is not at the office, you can find her out on the golf course.

Hanna attended Daemen College, where she earned her B.S. in Natural Science, Minor in Biology in 2015. She continued her educational path and completed her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2017. She also became a certified EMT in the state of New York. Since then, she has worked for the University of Rochester as a Staff PT with experience in acute rehabilitation, emergency and trauma care, Spinal Cord and Traumatic Brain Injury, orthopedic injury, and ALS clinics. She transitioned her clinical skills to treat patients with orthopedic and neurologic injury at multiple outpatient settings, in a clinic for professional hockey players, and through telehealth. She has continued education in MDT and Reiki.