Services

• Acupuncture

• Chinese herbal medicine

• Nutritional counseling

• Facial rejuvenation acupuncture

• Cupping

• Moxibustion

 Acupuncture , 2000 years of practical development.  The basic idea behind acupuncture is that the insertion of very fine needles into points along the Meridians can rebalance bodily disharmonies.  The action of the needles affects the Qi and Blood in the Meridians .  The needles can reduce what is excessive, increase what is deficient, warm what is cold, cool what is hot, circulate what is stagnant, move what is congealed, stabilize what is reckless, raise what is falling, and lower what is rising.

                     --Ted Kaptchuk,
The Web That Has No Weaver

Office Forms

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Insurance 

Patients wishing to have their insurance cover all or a portion of their treatments should contact their insurance provider to understand their coverage policies with respect to acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine.

I work with a number of insurance companies by providing my patients with a superbill upon request.  A superbill is an invoice of your visit with the standardized ICD-9 codes necessary for insurance reimbursement.  This process requires the patient to pay out-of-pocket for the full treatment cost at the time of the visit.  Thereafter, the superbill can be submitted by the patient to their insurance provider for full or partial reimbursement depending on the policy.  Patients wishing to make use of this service should check with their insurance carriers to be sure that Superbills are accepted.

Superbills may also be provided to patients who have Flex-spending accounts, HSA accounts, or are self-employed and would like to use their receipt for tax health expenses.
 

Gift Certificates

Give the gift of health and beauty to family, co-workers, employees, friends, and loved ones!

Gift Certificates are available for one or more acupuncture session.  They may be purchased for any amount.

Certificates must be presented at time of service.  They may be transferred to a person of the recipient’s choice, but may not be redeemed for cash or credit.