Concierge Medicine of West Michigan

Concierge Medicine of West Michigan Two-of-a-kind doctors. One-of-a-kind care. Providing the time and energy that you and your health deserve.

05/29/2026

Medicine is about more than labs, diagnoses, and prescriptions.

The moments that matter most are when a patient feels heard, understood, and leaves knowing they’re not facing it alone.

05/21/2026

Most health advice today makes people feel like they need to optimize everything. More supplements. More tracking. More testing. More “hacks.”

But for most people, better health is still built on the basics:
• Move your body regularly
• Eat mostly real food
• Prioritize sleep
• Learn how to manage stress

Not glamorous. Not trendy. Just foundational.

The basics work, when you actually do them consistently.

(Sorry for talking quieter than normal, I have a sick kid asleep nearby 😅)

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05/14/2026

To be clear — we do prescribe hormones. We do prescribe GLP-1 medications. And for the right patient, those treatments can absolutely be appropriate and beneficial.
But healthcare should never be about chasing trends or making promises no one can guarantee.���
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Our approach is simple: get to know the patient, understand the full picture, and work together on what is actually most likely to improve long-term health and quality of life.

That’s what exceptional primary care means to us.�

04/30/2026

We can’t work miracles…
but we follow through. Every time.

We can’t make a specialist schedule you sooner.
We can’t move your MRI to the front of the line.

But we can stay on it.

We track your orders.
We follow up on referrals.
We call insurance.
We call specialist offices.
We make sure your prescription actually made it to the right pharmacy.

Because good care isn’t just what happens in the visit,
it’s also everything that happens after.

No loose ends.

04/28/2026

I’ll never stop sharing my mom’s story.

She’s 70, and she continues to amaze me. She refuses to let age define what she can or cannot do.

Recently, she was frustrated trying to rope climb and couldn’t quite get it. Instead of stopping, she adjusted her foot grip, tried again, and it worked. She adapted and kept going.

She lives with daily pain from osteoarthritis. But she still shows up. The pain doesn’t check her schedule, and it doesn’t go away if she stays home. So she chooses to keep moving, training, and living fully anyway.

This is what resilience looks like.

And honestly, it’s the same goal we have for every patient we care for: not to eliminate every limitation, but to help people keep doing what matters to them for as long as possible—strong, capable, and engaged in their life.

04/27/2026

Every office needs an Amanda. We are incredibly thankful for ours and all she does!
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04/24/2026

Having specialists can be great! But if you feel you are seeing too many doctors, you might be able to simplify.

04/21/2026

In most practices, you have to push to get anything done. Chase the referral. Follow up on the labs. Ask twice just to get an answer.

Not here.
We work for you behind the scenes.
We do that work so you don’t have to.

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04/16/2026

Daily movement doesn’t just magically happen. We have to choose it.

Not every day needs to be a hard workout or perfectly planned session. But our bodies are meant to move consistently, not just occasionally. Walking, lifting, stretching, getting outside—it all adds up.

The reality is, if you don’t make space for it, something else will fill that time. Busy schedules, work, kids, life… they’re not going away. So movement has to become part of the routine, not an afterthought.

Think of it less as “exercise” and more as a non-negotiable part of how you take care of yourself—just like eating or sleeping.

Be intentional. Even small, consistent effort pays off.

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04/11/2026

This is our mom. She didn’t start CrossFit until her late 60s.
At first it was just showing up, learning movements, missing reps… especially double unders.

She’s been working at those for a few years now.
Today she hit her most ever. At 71.
Getting old is not the problem…stopping is.


Address

6741 Fulton Street, Suite 200
Ada, MI
49546

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+16162901650

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