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Acupuncture

Very fine, sterile needles placed at specific points on the body. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, treatment aims to restore balance and support your body’s own ability to heal.

How it works

What acupuncture does

Acupuncture is a core treatment in Traditional Chinese Medicine, used for thousands of years to relieve pain, restore balance, and support health.

Dr. Kim selects specific acupuncture points along pathways called meridians, which are associated with the flow of Qi in TCM. Stimulating these points can influence the body's pain-regulating systems and nervous system, helping relieve discomfort and promote relaxation.

At JD AcuCare, acupuncture is tailored to your individual health concerns, addressing both symptoms and overall well-being. It can be used as a primary treatment or alongside conventional medical care.

WHAT IT’S OFTEN USED FOR

Common reasons people come

your visit

What to expect

01

Consultation
Dr. Kim reviews your health history and goals, and checks your pulse and tongue.

02

Treatment
Fine needles are placed at chosen points, and you rest quietly.

03

Your health plan
You leave with a plan for how often to come and what to do between visits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does acupuncture hurt?
Acupuncture needles are very fine. Most people feel little or only a mild sensation, and many find treatment relaxing.
No-needle options are available.

How many sessions will I need?
It depends on whether the pain is recent or long-standing.
Dr. Kim will suggest a plan at your first visit and review it as you improve.

Is it safe
Yes. Acupuncture is often used alongside other care. Tell us about any treatments or medications so we can plan safely.

Is it covered by insurance?
Many extended health plans cover acupuncture. We can bill many insurers directly — see our list of insurers.


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