Dr. Kimberley A. Tanner

Yufang Lin is a primary care provider, practicing in Integrative Medicine in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Dr. Lin has been practicing medicine for over 31 years is highly rated in 4 conditions, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are Long Haul COVID, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), and Gas Bloat Syndrome.

Serving our community for over 13 years, Brandon Drabek, ND, is an eminent naturopathic doctor in Geauga County. A life-long Geauga County resident, he fosters optimal health through functional, holistic, and integrative care.​​His mission is to help support his clients by incorporating one or more integrative practices into their healthcare regimen, which will help them experience rapid, significant, clinically meaningful, and sustainable improvements in their health. He completed a four-year program in Holistic Health and Manual Therapies with the Great Lakes School of Integrative Medicine. In addition, he completed an eight-year Traditional Naturopathic training program with the Trinity School of Natural Health. Brandon has been in practice since 2011.​He emphasizes a holistic approach to wellness with a focus on healthy lifestyle choices, which include nutrition, sleep, physical activity, & stress management. All interventions are as natural as possible and include functional foods, nutraceuticals, botanical extracts, and bodywork practices. He may refer for acupuncture, massage therapy, holistic psychotherapy, and mind-body work when warranted. He embraces an interactive, healing partnership between practitioner and client, focusing on restoring balance within each person to achieve optimal health and wellness. Brandon looks for the underlying root causes of dysfunction and helps clients in supporting and restoring weakened systems. As each client is unique, Brandon seeks to assess all aspects of an individual’s lifestyle, genetics, environment, emotions, beliefs, and social relationships, which influence health. His top area of expertise is Metabolic Syndrome.