Quality of service is our top priority at Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Clinic. Our highly skilled practitioners can help you with a wide range of health problems. Their professional trainings and skills in both Traditional Oriental medicine and Western medicine give them a unique perspective when diagnosing and treating patients. Together with the unparalleled devotion to quality of care, your safety and wellbeing are totally ensured.

 Our Treatment and Service Fees 

The doctor schedules free consultation appointments so you may review a treatment plan and the cost of treatment.  The average treatment fee is between $50 to $120.  Senior discount of 10% offered on All Products and Services. 

The number of treatments needed differs from person to person. For complex or long-standing conditions, one or two treatments a week for several months may be recommended. For acute problems, usually fewer visits are required, and for health maintenance, four sessions a year may be all that is necessary.

All payments are due at the time that professional services are rendered

ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGED DEPEND ON THE DX/TX PROGRAMS & SERVICES 

Our Services: Although acupuncture will be the primary type of treatment you receive at our clinic, one or more of the following techniques and practices may be used in your treatment depending on the situation:

1. Acupuncture(针疗/針療) (from the Latin word acus, "needle", and pungere, meaning "prick") is a technique in which the practitioner inserts fine needles into specific points on the patient's body. Usually about a dozen acupoints are needled in one session, although the number of needles used may range anywhere from just one or two to 20 or more. The intended effect is to increase circulation and balance energy (Qi) within the body.
2. Electro-acupuncture: With this method, acupuncture needles are stimulated with a gentle electric current to circulate the flow of Qi.
3. Auriculotherapy (耳灼疗法/耳燭療法), which comes under the heading of Acupuncture and Moxibustion.
4. Dietary therapy (食疗/食療): Dietary recommendations are usually made according to the patient's individual condition in relation to TCM theory. The "five flavors" (an important aspect of Traditional herbalism as well) indicate what function various types of food play in the body. A balanced diet, which leads to health, is when the five functional flavors are in balance. When one is diseased (and therefore unbalanced), certain foods and herbs are prescribed to restore balance to the body.
5. Herbal medicine (中草药/中药/中藥): In East, herbal medicine is considered as the primary therapeutic modality of internal medicine. Of the approximately 500 traditional herbs that are in use today, 250 or so are very commonly used. Rather than being prescribed individually, single herbs are combined into formulas that are designed to adapt to the specific needs of individual patients. A herbal formula can contain anywhere from 3 to 25 herbs. As with diet therapy, each herb has one or more of the five flavors/functions and one of five "temperatures" ("Qi") (hot, warm, neutral, cool, cold). After the herbalist determines the energetic temperature and functional state of the patient's body, he or she prescribes a mixture of herbs tailored to balance disharmony. One classic example of Chinese herbal medicine is the use of various mushrooms, like reishi and shiitake, which are currently under intense study by ethnobotanists and medical researchers for immune system enhancement. Unlike Western herbalism, Chinese herbal medicine uses many animal, mineral and mineraloid remedies, and also uses more products from marine sources.
6. Cupping (拔罐): A type of traditional massage, cupping consists of placing several glass "cups" (open spheres) on the body. A match is lit and placed inside the cup and then removed before placing the cup against the skin. As the air in the cup is heated, it expands, and after placing in the skin, cools down, creating a lower pressure inside the cup that allows the cup to stick to the skin via suction. When combined with massage oil, the cups can be slid around the back, offering what some practitioners think of as a reverse-pressure massage.
7. Gua Sha (刮痧)
8. Moxibustion(灸疗/灸療): "Moxa," often used in conjunction with acupuncture, consists in burning of dried Chinese mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) on acupoints. "Direct Moxa" involves the pinching of clumps of the herb into cones that are placed on acupoints and lit until warm. Typically the burning cone is removed before burning the skin and is thought, after repeated use, to warm the body and increase circulation. Moxa can also be rolled into a cigar-shaped tube, lit, and held over an acupuncture point, or rolled into a ball and stuck onto the back end of an inserted needle for warming effect.
9. Physical Qigong exercises such as Tai chi chuan (Taijiquan 太极拳/太極拳), Standing Meditation (站樁功), Yoga, Brocade BaDuanJin exercises (八段锦/八段錦) and other Chinese martial arts.
10. Qigong (气功/氣功) and related breathing and meditation exercise.
11. Tui na (推拿) massage: a form of massage akin to acupressure (from which shiatsu evolved). Oriental massage is typically administered with the patient fully clothed, without the application of grease or oils. Choreography often involves thumb presses, rubbing, percussion, and stretches.
12. Some TCM doctors may also utilize esoteric methods that incorporate or reflect personal beliefs or specializations such as Fengshui (风水/風水) or Bazi (八字).

(For more information please contact our clinic)

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AOM CLINIC provide an individualized and personal approch to our patients, and we treat the following conditions naturally, holistically, inexpensively, and very effectively.

**ALL PRICES ARE IN U.S. DOLLARS. TREATMENT FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPEND ON THE TREATMENT PROGRAM

GENERAL HEALTH

Pain Management (back/neck pain, headaches/migraines, joint pain/arthritis, TMJ disorder, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia)

Allergies, Asthma, Sinusitis

Depression, Anxiety, Insomnia

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Chronic Diarrhea

Smoking, Alcohol, Sugar, Overeating

Facelift /Facial Rejuvenation

Our Specialties:

Although our practitioners can help you with almost all kinds of health conditions, we find most patients come to us with these problems and receive very noticeable results:

"I must say that my initial visit to the AOM clinic was a great experience. The staff was very knowledgeable and very patient. I will be continuing to visit that clinic"

- Kae H. (Jan. 2009)

"I would absolutely recommend AOM CLINIC. I say this and I do not say it lightly, I think they are the best"
- John S. (Sep. 2009)

"Such a great service is rare to find! AOM CLINIC has really exceeded my expectations. Thank you!"
- Anna G. (Nov. 2009)

General pain relief including migraine, neck pain, lower back pain, frozen shoulder and sciatica.

Female disorders such as infertility and PMS.

Digestive disorders, constipation and diarrhea.

Psychological disorders, Insomnia, stress, addictions, and other psychological disorders.

Neurological disorders such as neuralgia, paralysis and post-stroke symptoms.

Muscular-skeletal pains, arthritis, tendonitis or tennis elbows.

Special disorders such as allergy, asthma, fatigue and hypertension

"I served in the Armed forces for 20 years and I have suffered from major to severe back pain for the better part of 15 years. I went to the AOM clinic to see if accupuncture would work. Not only have I not had any back pain since my appt, Also I had knee surgery 7 weeks ago, I was still wearing a brace, and still had swelling, not only is the swelling gone, but the pain is almost non-existant. I cannot explain my results from the accupuncture treatment, but I can definately say it works! "

- Robert M. (Jan. 2010)