Your initial visit includes a comprehensive consultation where we'll discuss your health history, concerns, lifestyle, and wellness goals. Traditional Chinese Medicine assessments, such as pulse and tongue diagnosis, may be used to gain a deeper understanding of your body's patterns and imbalances.

Depending on your needs, treatment may include acupuncture and complementary therapies such as cupping, ear acupuncture, or other modalities.

Please allow approximately 75–90 minutes for your first appointment.

Follow-Up Visits

Follow-up treatments are focused on supporting your progress and adjusting your care as your needs evolve. Most return visits last 60 minutes.

Select your service, choose a date and time that works for you. If you're unsure which service is right for where you are right now, the virtual TCM consultation is always a great place to start — it gives us a full picture before we dive into treatment.

Private Clinic — Upper East Side, NYC
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 10am–8pm
Saturday from 4pm-8pm
Insurance accepted · $100 per session

Also available at a modern acupuncture studio on the Upper East Side on Saturday, Sunday, Monday. Reach out to learn more about availability and pricing at that location.

Sessions are priced to reflect the quality of care and time given to each individual ranging from $85-$100. A detailed fee schedule is available on the booking page. If you have questions about pricing or are navigating financial limitations, don't hesitate to reach out — accessibility is a core value here and we will always do our best to work with you.

To honor the time reserved for each patient, a minimum of 24 hours' notice is requested for cancellations or rescheduling. Missed appointments or late cancellations may be subject to a fee.

Chronic and acute pain · Headaches and migraines · Stress and anxiety · Insomnia and sleep disruption · Digestive issues · Hormonal imbalances · Menstrual irregularities · Fertility support · Autoimmune conditions · Fatigue · Nervous system regulation · Skin concerns · Seasonal allergies · And more — if you're unsure whether TCM can support your condition - the virtual TCM consultation is always a great place to start — it gives us a full picture before we dive into treatment.

• Eat a light meal before arriving.

• Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing.

• Bring a list of medications and supplements, if applicable.

• Arrive a few minutes early to settle in and complete any remaining paperwork.

Give your body time to integrate. Drink plenty of water, avoid strenuous activity for the rest of the day, and try to rest if you can. Some people feel immediate relief; others notice shifts over the following 24 to 48 hours as the body continues to respond. You may feel tired after your session — that's normal and a sign your nervous system is doing its work. Avoid alcohol and cold foods directly after treatment.