4 Pillars Medicine
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| Practice Type | Concierge |
| Doctors | James Mikolajczak DO |
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At 4 Pillars Medicine, adult patients in Tucson receive primary care, preventive care, and myofascial wellness services. The practice operates by appointment at 4960 N. Sabino Canyon Road in the Sabino Canyon area of Tucson.
Prior to founding 4 Pillars Medicine, Dr. Mikolajczak previously served in the U.S. Air Force as a Flight Surgeon and Chief of Aerospace Medicine, where he developed a strong focus on preventive and performance-based medicine.
The clinical scope covers routine primary care alongside dedicated preventive work and myofascial wellness treatments. Patients manage their care through the Elation Passport patient portal. The practice keeps communication straightforward, with phone and email access available for scheduling and questions.
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4 Pillars Medicine focuses on adult patients. The practice delivers primary care, preventive care, and myofascial wellness services to adults in the Tucson area.
Yes, 4 Pillars Medicine operates by appointment only. Patients schedule visits in advance by calling (520) 303-7117 or emailing the practice directly.
The practice sits at 4960 N. Sabino Canyon Road, Suite 110, in Tucson, AZ 85750. The location is in the Sabino Canyon corridor on the northeast side of Tucson.
The practice offers three core services: adult primary care, preventive care, and myofascial wellness. These services address routine health needs, proactive health maintenance, and soft tissue treatment.
Myofascial wellness addresses the fascia and muscle tissue throughout the body. 4 Pillars Medicine includes this as a dedicated service alongside primary and preventive care for adult patients.
4 Pillars Medicine uses the Elation Passport patient portal for patient communication and record access. Patients log in at the Elation Passport website to manage their care online.
com. The fax number is (520) 592-0529 for any clinical correspondence.
Practice last updated June 8, 2026