Citadel Health Center

11/19/2025

📌 Long Waits for Care? A recent article from The Epoch Times highlights that the average wait to get in to see a doctor is about 31 days — and that’s just for a general appointment, not a specialist.

At Citadel Health Center, we believe your health doesn’t have to wait.
✅ In our direct-primary-care (DPC) model, you get same-day or next-day access to your primary provider for urgent needs.
✅ Longer visits — we won’t rush you
✅ Clear, predictable pricing with no hidden fees

If you’re tired of delays and not being able to get in when you need to, we’d love to talk about how our model puts you back in control of your health.

👋 Feel free to call us to learn more 269-694-1044.

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11/17/2025

11/01/2025

🌟 Happy National Direct Primary Care Day! 🌟

Health care costs keep rising — higher premiums, confusing bills, and long waits for short visits. For many families, it feels like affordable, personal health care is slipping further away.

But what if health care could feel simple again?

At Citadel Health Center, we believe patients deserve a relationship with their doctor — not a transaction with an insurance company. Through the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model, our members enjoy:
✅ Transparent, affordable monthly pricing
✅ Unlimited visits (in person or virtual)
✅ Direct access to your physician — text, call, or video
✅ Longer visits and personalized care

On this National Direct Primary Care Day, we’re celebrating a movement that’s putting patients back at the center of medicine — where they’ve always belonged.

If you’re tired of feeling like a number in the system, let’s talk - call us at 269.694.1044 We’ll help you take back control of your health care — with care that’s personal, affordable, and truly centered on you.

03/14/2025

Exciting News at Citadel Health Center! 🎉

We’re growing! To continue providing the personalized, high-quality care you love, we’re expanding our team—and our space! Whose kid wouldn’t love to come play in this room when they visit the doctor?

Stay tuned for more updates as we put the finishing touches on our expansion.

01/01/2025

🚨 Exciting News! 🚨

We’re thrilled to welcome Rebecca “Becky” Eckert, NP-C, to the Citadel Health Center team! With over 10 years of experience as a Family Nurse Practitioner in rural health clinics and urgent care, Becky is committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based care. She’s a mom of 5 who manages a small sheep farm with her husband, enjoys outdoor adventures like snowboarding and rock hunting in the UP, and is passionate about adoption, foster, and refugee care.

Becky is currently pre-enrolling patients (starting with those on our waiting list) and will be starting with our office March 2025.

12/24/2024

Merry Christmas from Citadel Health Center! 🎄

We’re thrilled to announce that we’re growing—both in staff and in space! 🎉

We’ve officially hired a Nurse Practitioner to join our team which means we’ll be able to expand our office and provide even more personalized, high-quality care to our community.

Stay tuned for updates on our office renovations and when you can expect to meet our newest team member!

01/26/2024

If you’re local, be sure to check out the article on our practice in today’s shopper’s guide!

12/28/2023

It’s been a crazy week moving, but we are just about ready for you Otsego! Last sneak peek before we officially open Tuesday!

12/14/2023

We are looking for another dynamic individual to join our team and assist us in growing our direct primary care practice. Check out the link below for more information and to apply!

https://jobs.gusto.com/postings/citadel-health-center-pllc-office-assistant-medical-3f33d845-e482-4f22-9a07-d60278efd962

12/05/2023

Another sneak peek! Flooring is going in! We can’t wait to see you in Otsego at 900 Dix Street in January!

11/10/2023

Sneak Peek!

If you haven’t heard the news, we are moving to 900 Dix Street in Otsego, MI and closing our Caledonia location the end of December. Renovations are underway and we expect to be open seeing patients at the beginning of January.