Naturopathic Telehealth for Orlando
Virtual integrative medicine for Florida's largest inland city, seat of Orange County
Orlando patients join Dr. Mathew Jadan, ND on a scheduled link. A citrus and cattle town that became the theme-park capital of the world, Orlando runs on shift work and long commutes, and an appointment that does not add to either is easier to keep.
Dr. Jadan is a three-time cancer survivor who used natural medicine to dissolve his own brain tumor. He specializes in chronic illness, autoimmune conditions, hormone optimization, Lyme disease, and digestive health.
Initial consultations are $400 (60 minutes) and follow-ups are $150 (30 minutes).
Orlando Areas We Serve
Telehealth appointments available throughout Central Florida
Downtown Orlando & Orange County
Serving Downtown Orlando, College Park, Thornton Park, Mills 50, and all Orange County communities via telehealth.
Winter Park & Maitland
Virtual naturopathic care for Winter Park, Maitland, Eatonville, and the Park Avenue area.
Kissimmee & Osceola
Telehealth consultations for Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Celebration, and Osceola County residents.
Lake Mary & Seminole
Serving Lake Mary, Sanford, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, and Seminole County via virtual appointments.
Daytona Beach & East Coast
Naturopathic telehealth for Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach, Port Orange, and Volusia County.
Theme Park & Tourist Area
Virtual care for International Drive, Lake Buena Vista, Doctor Phillips, and the tourist corridor.
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Schedule Orlando Telehealth Leave a ReviewAbout Orlando, Florida
Orlando is the seat of Orange County and Florida's most populous inland city, a Central Florida hub that grew from a citrus and cattle town into the theme-park capital of the world. Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, and SeaWorld make it one of the most visited tourist destinations on Earth, while a growing tech, aerospace, and convention economy diversifies it beyond the parks. Around the tourist corridor sits a real city of lakes, neighborhoods, and a lively downtown centered on Lake Eola.
Local Landmarks and Attractions
- Walt Disney World Resort, the vast theme-park complex that reshaped the region beginning in 1971.
- Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Orlando, two more of the area's marquee theme parks.
- Lake Eola Park and its illuminated fountain, the iconic centerpiece of downtown Orlando.
- Gatorland, which opened in 1949 as one of Orlando's earliest attractions.
- Harry P. Leu Gardens, nearly 50 acres of botanical gardens near downtown, and the Orlando Eye observation wheel on International Drive.
Local History
- The area was home to the Timucua and later Seminole peoples before U.S. settlement.
- Fort Gatlin was established on November 9, 1838, during the Second Seminole War, and cattlemen Isaac and Aaron Jernigan settled nearby in July 1843, giving the settlement its first name, 'Jernigan.'
- The community was renamed Orlando by 1857 and became the county seat of Orange County; historians note there is likely no real soldier named Orlando Reeves behind the popular naming legend.
Culture and Community
- The Mills 50 district is nationally recognized for its multicultural, largely Asian-owned mom-and-pop food scene, part of a broad and diverse local dining culture.
- Pro sports include the NBA's Orlando Magic, MLS's Orlando City SC, the NWSL's Orlando Pride, and the ECHL's Orlando Solar Bears.
- Lake Eola Park anchors downtown culture with its swan boats, farmers' markets, outdoor concerts, and events like Fall Fiesta in the Park.
Local area information compiled by AppWT Web & AI Solutions.