气立针灸中心

I had never tried acupuncture before. I was due to give birth in 5 days and did not want to be induced at 41 weeks in the hospital. A colleague suggested this place. I went in for my first sitting on a Friday - easy to find appointments and they accept a wide range of insurance so I thought, why not? The experience was a 30 min acupuncture and 30 min acupressure with the objective of induction of labor. The doctor and masseuse were incredibly fast, knowledgeable and I felt no pain at any point. The doctor told me I was still carrying high - nowhere close to labor and needed to come back. On Monday I went back for my second sitting and after his magic, he said baby is lower - he hopes it will be a due date baby. He didn't even give me a follow up appointment and seemed quite confident. I didn't feel different but in 12 hours...my water broke! :) I highly recommend this acupuncture center. I believe they were key in having my baby not go past my due date and accelerated my natural induction. I am so grateful to them!

Outstanding health and wellness partner. Highly skilled professionals in Chinese Massage, which has helped me feel more balanced as well as relaxed. The front of house is excellent as well. I consider them a health partner as much as my primary care physician and dentist.

Excellent massages!!! They are clean and efficient and even accept insurance :) The body work is thorough and they definitely work on deep muscle tension without being too aggressive. I am a regular customer here

"I highly recommend this excellent acupuncture clinic I visit every Sunday. The convenience fits perfectly into my busy schedule, and the skilled masseuses provide top-notch services. Plus, the receptionist is incredibly friendly and welcoming. If you're looking for high-quality professionals in a soothing environment, this is the place to go!" Excellent acupuncturist!

Basic acupuncture. 30 mins for $90. The service feels similar to the fish tank in the window. Nothing personal. No interaction. The doctor said 4 sentences to me. “Allergies?” “No, a cold. I want to boost my immune system.” Needles go in. “15 minutes.” He says. Comes back in 15 minutes . “ 15 more minutes,” he says. Comes back in and takes the needles out . “ OK.” Leaves the room. I was struck by the fish tank when I walked in and how depressed the Koi fish looked and overcrowded the tank was. No gravel. No plants. Just an empty tank. Feels like a metaphor. I probably won’t go back .