River City Rheumatology (Ada, MI)

6741 Fulton St. E., Ada, MI 49301
Accepting New PatientsTelehealth AvailableIn-Person Visits

Care

  • Rheumatology
  • In person in Ada, MI · Video visits in MI
River City Rheumatology (Ada, MI) offers direct-pay rheumatology care in Ada, MI, led by James Birmingham, MD, who specializes in rheumatology. The practice has 2 healthcare providers on staff. Pricing: River City Wellness & Integrated Care Concierge Program: 'a modest yearly fee' (amount not published; introductory rates offered); limited spots, priority to established patients; membership contact (616) 320-5330 ext. 101. It features telehealth. Now accepting new patients.

Pricing

River City Wellness & Integrated Care Concierge Program: 'a modest yearly fee' (amount not published; introductory rates offered); limited spots, priority to established patients; membership contact (616) 320-5330 ext. 101
Pricing

Meet the 2 Providers

James Birmingham, MD (Verified)
Rheumatology
Dr. James Birmingham is a healthcare provider specializing in Rheumatology.
Andrew Lewandoski, DO (Verified)
Rheumatology
Dr. Andrew Lewandoski is a healthcare provider specializing in Rheumatology.

Contact Information

Phone: (616) 320-5330
Website: https://rivercityrheumatology.com/

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River City Rheumatology (Ada, MI): Frequently Asked Questions

Is River City Rheumatology (Ada, MI) accepting new patients?

Yes — River City Rheumatology (Ada, MI) in Ada, MI is currently accepting new direct primary care patients. You can join directly without going through an insurance network.

Does River City Rheumatology (Ada, MI) offer telehealth visits?

Yes, River City Rheumatology (Ada, MI) offers telehealth (virtual) visits in addition to in-person care, so members can reach their doctor by video or phone for many concerns.

How we keep this information accurate

Every provider at this practice is verified against the U.S. federal NPPES (National Provider Identifier) registry maintained by CMS before being listed.

Our direct primary care guidance draws on the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and DPC Frontier.

Reviewed by the Connectedly Health Editorial Team · Last updated October 22, 2026. Editorial standards & how we verify providers.