Your first visit will involve an initial assessment and discussion of your goals, followed by a treatment plan. With your consent, the treatment will begin. Follow-up sessions may include ongoing evaluations and modification of treatments. Sessions typically last 30, 60 or 90 minutes, with each treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.

Acupuncture is a safe and effective practice when conducted by our licensed professionals. Any discomfort or adjustment period is typically mild and temporary. Common side effects could include some soreness or minor bleeding/bruising at the site of insertion. Single-use, disposable needles are used, so the risk of infection is minimal. We are always available to discuss any concerns you may have.

A doctor's referral is not required to make an appointment. However, some insurance companies may require one, so please check with your provider.

Many extended health insurance plans typically cover either partial or full costs of acupuncture. The other services provided by our acupuncturist, such as Reflexology or Gua Sha may be covered when combined with acupuncture in each session.

We request 24-hour notice for any cancellations. Insurance companies do not cover cancelled or missed appointments, and the full fee must be covered by the patient

We adhere to all public health guidelines, including screening protocols and the use of face masks when requested. Your wellbeing is our top priority.

I accept MVA (Motor Vehicle Accident) patients. Please bring your insurance information (e.g., claim number, policy number, and adjuster’s contact information) to your first visit. I am not a WCB (Workers' Compensation Board) clinical provider. For work-related injuries, you will need to attend a WCB-approved clinic.