Colorado Appointments That Do Not Depend on a Mountain Pass
Virtual care reaching the Front Range, the Western Slope, the plains and the ski valleys
Colorado covers 104,185 square miles, eighth-largest among the states, and packs three landscapes into that rectangle: most of the Southern Rocky Mountains, the northeastern Colorado Plateau, and the western edge of the Great Plains. The Census Bureau put the population at 5,957,493 in mid-2024. For a household on the far side of a pass, a scheduled drive to an appointment is a weather bet. A video appointment is not.
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)
Scheduling From a Colorado Address
Weather stops being part of the plan
Mountain-town patients keep appointments in February without watching a pass closure. The link works from the kitchen table.
The Front Range books the same way
Denver and Boulder households use the same intake form as a household in a valley town. There is no separate queue for either.
Altitude notes stay on your record
Where elevation is relevant to what you and the practitioner are discussing, it stays in one continuous file rather than being re-explained each visit.
Where Colorado Patients Join From
Denver Metro
The capital and the metro around it, Denver out through Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada and Westminster on the Front Range.
Boulder & Northern CO
The northern Front Range, Boulder and Fort Collins through Loveland and Greeley.
Colorado Springs & Southern CO
The southern half of the corridor, Colorado Springs in El Paso County, the state's largest, plus Pueblo and Canon City.
Mountain Communities
The high valleys, Aspen and Vail through Breckenridge and Steamboat Springs.
Claim a Colorado Appointment
Plains, plateau and ski-valley households are equally welcome to sign up.
Colorado intake form