Ann Arbor Holistic Health Opens Wellness Center
The Ann Arbor business has moved into a dedicated brick-and-mortar wellness center on the city's west side.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Wellness
Ann Arbor Holistic Health has moved into a wellness center at 2370 W. Stadium Blvd. on Ann Arbor's west side, adding in-person therapies to its functional wellness practice. The center offers personalized wellness programs and services aimed at covering the needs of the whole body.
Why it matters
The move gives the business a permanent physical location for services that were previously offered largely through specialty lab testing, personalized wellness plans and one-on-one guidance. It expands access to in-person wellness therapies for residents of Ann Arbor.
The business has operated for over 20 years under clinical director and CEO Justine Altman, and the source does not provide comparative figures on client volume or service expansion. Details on pricing, opening date and patient numbers at the new center were not disclosed.
The players
Justine Altman
Altman is the clinical director and CEO of Ann Arbor Holistic Health and has led the business for over 20 years.
Ann Arbor Holistic Health
A functional wellness practice based in Ann Arbor that offers personalized wellness programs and in-person therapies.
The details
The center at 2370 W. Stadium Blvd. includes a full-spectrum infrared sauna, red light therapy, a PEMF mat and whole-body vibration, along with lymphatic compression, microcurrent therapy, body composition analysis and thermography. Additional offerings include acupressure, pelvic floor physical therapy, craniosacral therapy and therapeutic massage.
Timeline
Article on the expanded wellness center was published November 7, 2026.
Wellness Landscape
The center combines infrared sauna, red light therapy and PEMF mat treatments with pelvic floor physical therapy and craniosacral therapy under one roof, a model that bundles modalities often sought from separate providers. Ann Arbor residents now have an in-person option for this combination on the west side of the city.
Residents seeking in-person therapies such as acupressure, massage or pelvic floor physical therapy can now book at a single Ann Arbor location rather than piecing together separate providers. The center's offerings are presented as wellness services and are not described as medical treatment.
The takeaway
Residents interested in these services can compare offerings and availability directly with the center before booking, since pricing and schedules were not included in the announcement.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Mlive.
