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How should I prepare?
• Write down any questions you have.
Bring them with you—we’re here to help and want you to feel fully prepared.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
This allows easy access to areas we may treat, such as arms, legs, shoulders, or back.
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Will my insurance cover acupuncture?
We are a cash-based clinic, so we do not file insurance claims for you. You may request an itemized and coded receipt for insurance reimbursement upon request.
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How many treatments will I need?
How Many Treatments Will I Need?
The number of treatments depends on a few factors:
Your Symptom Stage (Relief → Correction / Root Cause → Maintenance)
Relief: calming pain, tension, or nerve irritation
Correction / Root cause: correcting movement, strength, or structural issues
Maintenance: preventing flare-ups and supporting long-term function
Acute conditions:
If you’re dealing
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Why did my acupuncturist recommend herbs?
Herbs can be used on their own or together with acupuncture. They help you continue your treatment at home, not just during your clinic visits. The herbs are a custom blend made just for you based on your needs and can be updated week to week. Taking them daily helps your body keep healing. Herbs can help with
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Why do they want to look at my tongue?
The tongue is considered a “map” of the body. Its color, coating, texture, and shape reveal information about digestion, circulation, inflammation, and overall balance.
It is one of several diagnostic tools used in TCM.
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