Naturopathic Care for Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County
Telehealth throughout Washtenaw County, with in-person visits at the Royal Oak office
Ann Arbor is the seat of Washtenaw County, and daily life here turns around the University of Michigan and the State Street and South University districts beside campus. Telehealth is the simplest option for most patients in the county, because it removes the drive out of Washtenaw altogether.
In-person visits happen at the practice office in Royal Oak, which sits in Oakland County. Patients in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and the surrounding townships often book the first visit in person and keep later follow-ups virtual.
Office Location: 5130 Coolidge Hwy, Royal Oak, MI 48073
Washtenaw County Areas We Serve
Telehealth across Washtenaw County, in-person at the Royal Oak office
Downtown Ann Arbor
Telehealth for the State Street and South University districts and the campus neighborhoods beside them.
Ypsilanti
Virtual appointments for Ypsilanti and Ypsilanti Township, east of Ann Arbor in Washtenaw County.
Saline & Manchester
Telehealth for Saline and the village of Manchester in southern Washtenaw County.
Dexter & Chelsea
Virtual care for Dexter and Chelsea in the western half of Washtenaw County.
Pittsfield & Scio Townships
Telehealth for the townships bordering Ann Arbor on its south and west sides.
Whitmore Lake & Northfield
Virtual appointments for Whitmore Lake and northern Washtenaw County.
Ann Arbor Area FAQ
Book a Consultation in Ann Arbor
Schedule your consultation with Dr. Jadan at our Royal Oak office or via convenient telehealth.
Schedule Consultation Leave a ReviewAbout Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ann Arbor is a leafy, progressive college town built around the University of Michigan, whose 30,000-plus employees and half-million-strong art fair define the city's rhythm. Known nationally for its bookish culture, tech and biotech economy, and 1960s-70s activist legacy, it blends Big Ten football Saturdays with fairy doors, film festivals, and one of America's most educated populations.
Local Landmarks and Attractions
- Michigan Stadium, 'The Big House,' the largest American football stadium with a capacity of 107,601
- Michigan Theater, a restored historic performing-arts venue
- Nichols Arboretum, a 123-acre university arboretum
- Matthaei Botanical Gardens, about 300 acres with a tropical conservatory
- Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
Local History
- Founded in 1824 by John Allen of Virginia and Elisha Rumsey of New York, named for their wives (both named Ann) and the local groves or 'arbors'
- Won the bid to host the University of Michigan in 1837 by offering 40 acres of land
- The Michigan Central Railroad arrived in 1839, making Ann Arbor a regional transportation hub
Culture and Community
- The Ann Arbor Art Fair draws close to half a million visitors over three July days and is billed as the largest juried art fair in the nation
- Hash Bash, held the first Saturday of April, is a long-running marijuana-activism gathering
- The Ann Arbor Film Festival receives more than 2,500 submissions annually from over 40 countries
Local area information compiled by AppWT Web & AI Solutions.