CummingAcupuncture
Alongside traditional acupuncture, we offer a range of complementary therapies drawn from both classical practice and modern technology to support your healing.
Stimulates motor points where the nerve innervates the muscle, releasing tight muscles. Used for chronic pain and sports injuries.
Not a TENS unit — special frequencies on motor points and other areas loosen muscles, relieve pain and restore muscle health.
An alternative to opioid-based pain management. Low electrical currents similar to those the body naturally produces help nerve cells heal and function more effectively.
Specific wavelengths of light stimulate cellular repair, increase circulation and reduce inflammation.
Pulse Electro Magnetic Frequency — low frequency electromagnetic fields stimulate the body's natural healing process, decreasing pain and inflammation and aiding regeneration.
Uses earth elements and their light beams to relax and balance the mind, body and spirit on a deep emotional level.
Glass or plastic cups on the skin release muscle tension, decrease pain, improve circulation and promote lymphatic drainage.
A warming therapy that burns the herb Mugwort above the skin to enhance acupuncture points. Also boosts hemoglobin and white blood cells.
Manual therapy that releases tension and restrictions in the fascia surrounding muscles, organs and bones to alleviate pain and improve mobility.
Personalized supplement and Chinese herbal formula recommendations to support your treatment plan.
Insurance coverage varies from company to company and from state to state. Contact your provider to see if acupuncture is covered. Here are some questions to ask:
Flexible spending or Health Savings Accounts are accepted.
Please note: We cannot file insurance on your behalf, but we can give you an invoice that you can submit to your insurance company.
If you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment, please give 24 hours advance notice. If less than 24 hours notice is given, you will be charged a $50.00 cancellation fee. Thank you in advance.
New patient visits include a full intake and your first treatment.