Arizona Access Without the Drive
Virtual appointments for the Valley, the high country, the border counties and the reservations
Arizona is the sixth-largest state at 113,998 square miles and only fifteen counties divide it, so a single county here can be larger than a small state. Metropolitan Phoenix alone accounts for two-thirds of the 7,151,502 people counted in 2020, which leaves the rest of the population spread very thin. About a quarter of Arizona is reservation land held by 27 federally recognized tribes. A video appointment is often the shortest distance between an Arizona household and a naturopathic practitioner.
Dr. Jadan is a three-time cancer survivor who specializes in chronic illness, autoimmune conditions, hormone optimization, Lyme disease, and digestive health.
Initial consultations: $400 (60 min) | Follow-ups: $150 (30 min)
How Arizona Patients Get Scheduled
Distance is not a scheduling problem
A household four hours from the Valley books the same appointment length as one in Tempe. The intake form is the only step either of them takes.
Heat and daylight are yours to work around
Arizona patients often choose early morning slots in summer. The form lists what is open rather than forcing a phone call to find out.
Paperwork travels with you
Winter residents who split the year between Arizona and another state keep one record rather than starting over each season.
Where Arizona Patients Join From
Phoenix Metro
The Valley of the Sun, which holds most of the state's population: Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler and Gilbert.
Tucson & Southern AZ
The southern counties toward the Sonora border, Tucson out through Sierra Vista and Nogales.
Flagstaff & Northern AZ
The high country up on the plateau, Flagstaff and Sedona and Prescott.
Yuma & Western AZ
The western edge along the Colorado River, Yuma up through Lake Havasu City and Bullhead City.
Schedule Your Arizona Visit
Border country, the Valley and the high plateau share one booking page.
Arizona intake form