What’s happening
at River Oaks.
Screening days, new services and clinic updates for our patients and their families.
Upcoming
Colon cancer screening with a simple blood test
12:00–3:00 PM
River Oaks · 20211 Ann Arbor TrailWalk in that day or call ahead to save your spot. We’re offering Shield, an FDA-approved blood test that screens for colon cancer. It’s a quick blood draw, with no prep. Shield is for adults 45 and older at average risk for colon cancer.
Shield is not a replacement for a colonoscopy. A positive result should be followed by a colonoscopy, and the test can miss some cancers and precancers. Ask your provider whether it’s right for you.
Save your spot: (313) 336-4444Happy Thanksgiving from River Oaks
Reopens Monday, Nov 30 at 9:00 AMOur office will be closed so our team can spend Thanksgiving with their families. This season, we’re especially thankful for the families who trust us with their care, from newborns to grandparents. We wish you a warm, happy and healthy holiday.
Need care while we’re closed? Our physicians are available after hours by calling (313) 336-4444 and following the prompts. In an emergency, call 911.
Merry Christmas and happy holidays
Our office will be closed on Christmas Day. From all of us at River Oaks, we wish you and your loved ones a joyful, peaceful and healthy holiday season. Thank you for being part of our River Oaks family this year.
Need care while we’re closed? Our physicians are available after hours by calling (313) 336-4444 and following the prompts. In an emergency, call 911.
Happy New Year! Here’s to a healthy 2027
Our office will be closed on New Year’s Day. A new year is a great time for a fresh start: book your annual physical, catch up on vaccines, or schedule your child’s check-up. We look forward to seeing you in 2027.
Need care while we’re closed? Our physicians are available after hours by calling (313) 336-4444 and following the prompts. In an emergency, call 911.
Book a 2027 check-up: (313) 336-4444Clinic updates
Ask us about multi-cancer blood testing
Multi-cancer early detection tests look for signals of many types of cancer in a single blood draw. They’re usually offered to adults 50 and older, or others at higher risk, and are used alongside routine screenings like mammograms and colonoscopies, not instead of them. A positive result needs follow-up testing, and a negative result doesn’t rule out cancer. These tests are often not covered by insurance. Ask your provider at your next visit whether it’s right for you.
New patients of every age are welcome.
Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM · Last patient seen at 4:00 PM
