Fee schedule

Acupuncture, initial consultation and treatment 90 minutes, $160 follow up 60 minutes, $101

Pediatric* acupuncture and or herbal consult, initial consultation and treatment 60 minutes, $103 Follow up 30 minutes, $52 *for children 16 and younger

Herbal consult 60 minutes, $103 Follow up 30 minutes, $52

Cupping or Guasha 30 minutes, $59

Reparations These treatments are free to Blacks and Native-Americans. They cannot be scheduled on-line; please call or email.

I am in network with Cigna and United Healthcare. Many Blue Cross or Anthem plans have out-of-network coverage. Most plans will only cover pain.

No one turned away for lack of funds.

acupuncturist's hands lighting Mona cones on a patient's back

Moxibustion

Uses heat from burning mugwort or other herbs to stimulate acupuncture points.

Acupuncture herbalist providing cupping to a patient in Atwater Village

Cupping

Uses vacuum pressure to gently release the skin and myofascia up and away from the muscles. It is often used at the first signs of a cold as an effective prevention.

a patient's back after receiving guasha, showing the red sha that has come to the surface.

Guasha

Guasha means “raising the sand”, and uses tools made of bone or ceramic (though many grandmothers and mothers use spoons, lids, or coins) to scrape the skin until red or purple “sand” is visible just below the skin. Like cupping, this can help stave off colds, and is also used for pain.

acupuncturist's hands using tuina on a patient's back.

Tuina

Sometimes this is referred to as medical massage in English. Tuina means “push pull”, and refers to manipulating soft tissue to produce a therapeutic affect.