Acupuncture Services
Acupuncture is an ancient medical practice that has been used for centuries in the East. It is based on inner harmony and synchronization, with the core belief that the body’s natural healing process can be hijacked by disease and thrown out of balance. By placing needles at certain points along specific meridians, an acupuncturist can redirect vital energy from places where it is abundant to places where it is deficient. This system can increase blood flow, alleviate pain, and help with everyday ailments caused from stress and lifestyle. It is an excellent adjunct to Western medical procedures, does not interfere with medications, and has no adverse side effects. Learn more about what acupuncture can treat by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions page >>
Health Insurance
KenkoDo clinic now accepts the following health insurances: BCBS, Cigna, Harvard Pilgrim, Neighborhood Health Plan, and United/Optum Health. Please click here to see the specific insurances each practitioner accepts. Each individual health plan is unique please call the member service number on the back of your card and ask them the following questions:
1. Does your specific plan cover Acupuncture Services?
2. If so, are there any diagnostic code restrictions? (some plans only cover acupuncture for certain conditions like back pain, migraine, insomnia...etc.)
3. Is there a co-pay? Deductible? Limit to the number of visits? Prior authorizations?
1. Does your specific plan cover Acupuncture Services?
2. If so, are there any diagnostic code restrictions? (some plans only cover acupuncture for certain conditions like back pain, migraine, insomnia...etc.)
3. Is there a co-pay? Deductible? Limit to the number of visits? Prior authorizations?
Treatment Options and Pricing
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*Prices listed reflect time of service discounted rates
Initial visit 90 minutes $125 Follow up 60 minutes $90 |
Auricular Treatments
Auricular acupuncture, or acupuncture of the ear, involves the treatment of specific points on the ear to address your symptoms. In Chinese medicine, the ear is viewed as a microsystem of the entire body, and therefore points in the ear are able to address issues throughout your entire body. Auricular treatments are shorter in duration, and are often administered while the patient is seated in a chair. Adjuncts Moxa Therapy - the dried herb Mugwort is used to invigorate qi and blood and to warm the body. It is primarily a heat therapy. Cupping / Gwa Sha - use of vacuum or scraping tools to leech out toxins through the skin. Tui Na - massage and bodywork that increases blood flow and circulation to affected areas. Electro - electrical stimulation for pain and neuropathy. |
