Generally patients do not experience pain. About 7 acupuncture needles make up the width of a hypodermic needle. The insertion is quick and usually goes unnoticed. In fact, acupuncture is often described by patients as extremely relaxing. Many patients fall into a deep and restful sleep and wake feeling refreshed.

Please fill out the online intake form that was emailed to you via Jane. (If you did not receive this email, please let us know.)

Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Acupuncture insertion points are generally located on your lower arms and legs.

Have a little food in your belly. Receiving acupuncture treatments on an empty stomach can leave you feeling tired or dizzy.

We do provide music, but some patients choose to wear earplugs in order to block out noises.

We accept cash, check, debit cards, and credit cards. We currently do not accept American Express or Discover.

We also accept workers compensation with an acupuncture authorization. We recommend calling your insurance to verify your acupuncture coverage, copay, and deductible if you'd like us to bill your insurance.

As a courtesy to the acupuncturist and other patients, please give a 24-hour cancellation notice. There will be a $20 fee for missed appointments.