Treatment Prices
We have many different treatment options available to find the right fit for you.
Make an AppointmentFree Initial Consultation
Wondering if TCM is for You?
$0
- A 15 minute phone consultation to discuss treatment options and if Traditional Chinese Medicine may help you.
- No treatment is provided at this time.
- All meetings are virtual, unless discussed ahead.
Initial Appointment
First Acupuncture Treatment with Us
$115
- This is the place to start with acupuncture treatments.
- Complete Chinese Medical intake including patient health history.
- Herbal consult included in price.
- Treatment plan discussed.
Follow-up Appointment
Treatments After Initial Appointment
$75
- Half the time of initial appointment.
- Same treatment length.
- Price includes herbal consult, E-stim or Gua Sha as needed.
- Cupping not included, but can be added for a fee (see below).
Herbal Consultation
Virtual or In-person
$40
- Appointments can be virtual or in-person.
- No need to be an acupuncture patient.
- Herbal formulas can be prescribed in several forms.
- Good for those sensitive to or who avoid needles.
Lactation Consultation
Virtual or In-person
$75
- Physical assessments include: latch, possible tongue or lip tie, pumping flange fit.
- Can assist with: positioning, pumping and/or weaning plans, addressing pain, transitioning from nipple shield.
Cupping Only
No Needles, Just Cupping
$40
- For those who are looking for musculoskeletal relief without needles.
- Acupuncture and herbal consult not included.
- Shorter intake than traditional Chinese Medical treatment.
Follow-up + Cupping
Acupuncture + Cupping
$95
- Price includes herbal consult, E-stim or Gua Sha as needed.
- Length between follow-up and initial acupuncture appointments.
- Great for musculoskeletal issues such as shoulder, back or leg pain.
Community-style Acupuncture
Available at Events Only
$25
- Sessions usually about 30 minutes with less in-depth intake than traditional acupuncture.
- Performed in “zero gravity” chairs.
- Only available at events listed as “community acupuncture.”