Moon Ridge Medicine is a natural healthcare provider led by naturopathic medical principles of treatment and prevention, balancing modern technologies with traditional wisdom. Utilizing all aspects of the human experience, we support the healing of those who choose to work with us using gentle, conservative means of intervention focused on lifestyle medicine and natural modalities of therapy. Centered around courtesy, integrity, and perseverance, we strive to provide quality service dedicated to the needs of those who come to the practice. Treatments and events are tailored to the needs of the individual or group. It is the mission of this practice to serve all and help others with their specific needs in mind. Our philosophy is that healthcare should be more than a diagnosis and treatment, but rather a close relationship between patient and provider. Moon Ridge Medicine is a trade name of MEDocere PLLC
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Licensed Naturopathic PhysicianBorn on an apple orchard among the hills of Appalachia, Alexander spent most of his life in the rural, Ohio River Valley. After earning a Bachelor of Science in microbiology at the University of Akron, he went onto complete a doctorate degree in naturopathic medicine from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon. Dr. Arrington focuses on individualizing his approach, trained in nutritional, botanical, physical and behavioral means of providing others the tools that will aid them in reaching their personal health goals.
His interests include many things from music to travel, rock climbing and more. He has been a lifelong practitioner of martial arts and an outdoor enthusiast since childhood. Though he may be a voracious learner, he is passionate about teaching others. Alexander has a long history of educational occupation with Marshall University, the Scouts of America, and school systems like Denver Public Schools and Shanghai High School. Notably, Alexander has also worked in mental crisis intervention, extensively with the developmentally/intellectually disabled, and children diagnosed with behavioral disorders. |
