Find answers to common questions about our services, booking, and clinic policies.
Acupuncture is a holistic treatment that involves inserting thin needles into specific points on the body. This practice aims to restore balance and promote healing. Many patients find relief from pain and stress through acupuncture.
Booking an appointment is easy! You can book directly through our website. Simply visit our ‘Book Now’ page and choose your desired service. You can also call us or send a message. We require all appointments to be booked in advance.
During your first visit, you will have a consultation to discuss your health history and goals. The treatment will be tailored to your needs. Expect a relaxing and supportive environment.
Your first session includes:
– A movement assessment & consultation
– Electro-acupuncture for neuromuscular activation
– Hands-on manual therapy
– A customized treatment plan for long-term progress
Most people experience minimal side effects, such as slight soreness or bruising at the needle sites. These effects are typically short-lived. If you have concerns, please discuss them with your practitioner.
Dry needling is a technique that targets trigger points in muscles to relieve pain and improve mobility. It differs from acupuncture in its approach and technique. This method can be highly effective for muscle tension.
We specialize in treating musculoskeletal pain, mobility restrictions, sports injuries, post-surgical recovery, and neurological dysfunctions.
Our approach helps with:
– Chronic and acute pain
– Postural imbalances
– Sports performance and recovery
– Scar tissue and fascial restrictions
– Neuropathy and nerve pain
– Stress, anxiety, and nervous system regulation
Most patients report minimal discomfort. You may feel a dull ache, tingling, or slight muscle twitch, which is a sign of proper neuromuscular activation.
Dry needling is a technique that targets trigger points in muscles to relieve pain and improve mobility. It differs from acupuncture in its approach and technique. This method can be highly effective for muscle tension.
No, we do not accept insurance. However, we can provide a superbill upon request, which you may submit to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement. We operate as a patient-centered practice, focusing on outcome-based care rather than catering to insurance reimbursement guidelines.
Accepting insurance would require us to compromise on treatment approaches, documentation styles, and session structures that best serve your health and performance goals.
Key reasons we don’t bill insurance:
Freedom in Treatment: Insurance dictates what treatments are covered, how many sessions are allowed, and what techniques can be used. We customize care based on your needs, not insurance policies.
No Shortcuts or Rushed Sessions: Many insurance-based clinics operate under high patient volume, often reducing hands-on time to fit billing requirements. We prioritize quality care, not quantity of visits.
Comprehensive Healthcare Approach: Our sessions include a combination of electro-acupuncture, conditioning, manual therapy techniques such as fascial stretch therapy, cupping, and soft tissue work—many of which insurance won’t cover. We focus on what works best, not what’s billable.
No Surprise Bills: Many insurance-based clinics lead to unexpected out-of-pocket costs when claims are denied or coverage is unclear. We keep pricing transparent and straightforward.
More Efficient Use of Time: Instead of spending time on insurance paperwork and denials, we invest our time directly into your care and recovery.
Possibly. While we don’t bill insurance directly, we can provide a superbill with general ICD-10 codes that you can submit for potential reimbursement. Coverage varies based on your insurance plan, deductible, and policy limitations.
Yes! We accept Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) as payment methods.
Acupuncture and manual therapy services are typically covered under these plans.
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