We accept most major insurance plans which provide out of network acupuncture benefits. We do not participate in Medicare or Medicaid plans. Please contact us to confirm if your plan covers acupuncture treatment.
You can schedule an appointment by calling our office or booking online through our website.
Integrative treatments include therapies from Ayurvedic Medicine and Chinese Medicine. Treatments include Acupuncture, Ayurvedic Panchakarma, Herbal Medicines, Supplements and Therapeutic Yoga. Please call our office to learn more about these treatment methods.
We offer same-day appointments on a limited basis. Please call our office to inquire about availability.
Please bring your a photo ID, most recent reports of your complete blood work, and a list of any medications you are currently taking.
Many health insurance plans cover acupuncture, but coverage can vary. Complete the insurance verification form to confirm if acupuncture is included in your plan. We also accept Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) or FlexibleSpending Accounts (FSAs).
Most patients start to see improvements in their symptoms in 6 to 8 weeks of treatment.
You can schedule an appointment by calling our office or booking online through our website.
We do not participate in Medicare or Medicaid plans. However we accept Supplemental plans and Advantage plans offered through private insurance. Please contact us to confirm if your plan covers acupuncture treatment.
Your ohysician may not be trained or aware of holistic treatments using Chinese Medicine and Ayurvedic Medicine which uses natural medicine.
All patients start to the see improvements in their overall health and quality of life in 6 to 8 weeks.
You can request a copy of your medical records by contacting our office. Please note that there may be a fee associated with this service.
Yes, acupuncture is commonly used to help manage stress, anxiety, and related conditions. It works by stimulating points that promote relaxation and balance in the nervous system, which can help reduce the physical and mental effects of stress.
A typical acupuncture session lasts between 15 minutes to 40 minutes. The first session may be longer due to the initial consultation, while follow-up sessions are typically shorter.
Yes, acupuncture can be safely used during pregnancy to address a variety of issues, such as morning sickness, back pain, and anxiety. However, it is crucial to inform your acupuncturist if you are pregnant so they can adjust the treatment accordingly. Some acupuncturists specialize intreating pregnant women.
Acupuncture involves the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body, while acupressure uses physical pressure applied to the same points. Both therapies are based on the principles of TraditionalChinese Medicine but differ in the technique used.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
After your treatment, it's generally recommended to:
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body to promote natural healing, relieve pain, and restore balance to the body’s energy (Qi). It is used to treat a wide range of conditions, including pain, stress, digestive issues, and more.
Yes, acupuncture is generally considered safe when performed by a licensed and trained practitioner. The needles used are sterile and disposable. It's important to choose an acupuncturist who is properly trained and licensed to ensure your safety.
During your first visit, the acupuncturist will typically conduct a thorough consultation to assess your health and discuss your concerns. This may involve questions about your medical history, lifestyle, and symptoms. You’ll then lie on a treatment table while the acupuncturist inserts thin, sterile needles into specific points on your body. The procedure isgenerally painless, though some people may feel a slight sensation when the needles are inserted.
Most people find acupuncture to be relatively painless. You may feel a slight pinch or pressure when the needles are inserted, but this is usually brief. Some people experience a dull ache or a sense of deep relaxation during the treatment, while others may feel a sense of warmth or heaviness around the needle points.
The number of sessions depends on your specific condition and how your body responds to the treatment. For acute issues, you might experience relief after just a few sessions. Chronic conditions may require more treatments, sometimes up to 15 or more. Your acupuncturist will discuss a treatment plan based on your condition chronicity.
Many health insurance plans cover acupuncture, but coverage can vary. Complete the insurance verification form to confirm if acupuncture is included in your plan. We also accept Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) or FlexibleSpending Accounts (FSAs).
Acupuncture can complement other forms of medical treatment, including Western medicine. It’s important to inform your acupuncturist about any medications or treatments you're currently receiving so they can tailor the acupuncture treatment to your specific needs. Always consult your primary healthcare provider before starting acupuncture, especially if you have serious health conditions or are undergoing significant medical treatments.
It’s recommended to wear loose, comfortable clothing, as the acupuncturist may need access to areas of your body such as your arms, legs, back, or abdomen. If necessary, they may provide you with a gown for the treatment.
After an acupuncture session, some people feel relaxed and calm, while others may feel energized. It’s common to feel a sense of relief or improvement in symptoms shortly after the treatment, but full effects may take time to develop. It’s also normal to experience slight soreness or tiredness, which should subside within a day or two.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
Side effects are rare but may include slight bruising, minor bleeding, or soreness at the needle sites. Some people may also feel light headed or fatigued after a session. These side effects are typically short-lived and resolve on their own.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
Yes, acupuncture is commonly used to help manage stress, anxiety, and related conditions. It works by stimulating points that promote relaxation and balance in the nervous system, which can help reduce the physical and mental effects of stress.
A typical acupuncture session lasts between 15 minutes to 40 minutes. The first session may be longer due to the initial consultation, while follow-up sessions are typically shorter.
Yes, acupuncture can be safely used during pregnancy to address a variety of issues, such as morning sickness, back pain, and anxiety. However, it is crucial to inform your acupuncturist if you are pregnant so they can adjust the treatment accordingly. Some acupuncturists specialize intreating pregnant women.
Acupuncture involves the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body, while acupressure uses physical pressure applied to the same points. Both therapies are based on the principles of TraditionalChinese Medicine but differ in the technique used.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
After your treatment, it's generally recommended to:
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
The process includes an initial consultation to assess your loved one's needs, a facility tour, and a review of our care plans and costs. Once you decide to proceed, we will assist with the paperwork and transition process to ensure a smooth move-in experience.
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