About Steiner Health
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit delivering holistic medical care in Ann Arbor, Michigan since 1997.
Three Core Functions
Health Center
Modeled after anthroposophic hospitals in Germany, our facility represents the only inpatient anthroposophic medical center in the United States.
Outpatient Office
A community-supported, nonprofit medical practice where our physicians practice integrative medicine through anthroposophic approaches.
Patient Organization
Founded in 1998, this pioneering direct care model creates an alternative economic relationship to traditional healthcare.
Our Approach
Our practice is built on the principles of anthroposophic medicine, an integrative approach that extends conventional medicine with an understanding of the whole human being — body, soul, and spirit.
Anthroposophic Remedies
Nature-based medicines from plant, mineral, and animal sources.
Therapeutic Movement
Eurythmy therapy and rhythmical massage to restore balance and vitality.
Artistic Therapies
Painting, sculpture, and music integrated into treatment plans.
IV Therapies
High-dose vitamin C, glutathione, and Myers Cocktail treatments.
Nutritional Counseling
Individualized dietary guidance supporting the healing process.
Hydrotherapy
Therapeutic compresses and water-based treatments.
Leadership
Our founding physicians, Molly McMullen-Laird, M.D. and Quentin McMullen, M.D., both trained at anthroposophic medical centers in Germany and Switzerland, bring over 40 years of combined medical experience.
Our Facility
We operate from the Anna Botsford Bach Home, a historic 1916 building near downtown Ann Arbor. The organization emphasizes environmentally conscious practices, utilizing organic and biodynamic food sources, biodegradable cleaning products, and sustainable operations.
History
1997
Organization founded in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
1998
Patient Organization launched with 37 initial memberships. 501(c)(3) status achieved.
1999
Educational programs and summer therapeutic retreats initiated.
2003
Purchased Anna Botsford Bach Home, establishing the first inpatient anthroposophic medical center in the United States.
2012
Learn Work Share medical internship program established.
Community Supported Medicine
As a nonprofit, we operate on a community-supported model. Your donations allow us to continue serving patients regardless of their financial circumstances.
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