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Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine Day is observed annually on October 24.  This is part of an effort designed to increase public awareness of the progress, promise, and benefits of acupuncture medicine.  If you or anyone you know have benefited from acupuncture,  please help spread the word.  By doing so, you pass on the benefits to someone else who may be reluctant, and as a result, continue to suffer from their specific health concerns.   Thank you!

There is an old saying, “Accept what you refuse to acknowledge”.  This can pertain to many facets of our life, however it especially rings true with maintaining our health.  It is easy to ignore things that are important.  Persistent aches/pains, rising blood-pressure,  cholesterol, weight, diabetes, loss of function, etc….  These are all realities for many people.  Rather than ignore these issues, use them to improve your health by taking appropriate action.

We are never too old to try new things such as: diet changes, incorporating stretching or presenting mindfulness/graditude into our daily lives.   It may just matter not for us, but for those around us who make our world whole.   Take the time to do something for yourself.

In these challenging times, remember to have a wonderful day.  Take time to do the things that really make you happy.

Hello from Acupuncture Healthcare Specialists,

Our office is presently open to serve the needs of those who need medical care.   If you have an upcoming appointment or need to come into the practice for any reason, we want to ensure you that we are taking appropriate steps to maintain your health.   We are actively monitoring the situation, adopting all recommendations by the CDC, and doing everything possible to mitigate the risk of developing any kind of illness while visiting our office.

We completely understand if you need to cancel due to illness or COVID-19 concerns. We are happy to reschedule you in the future when the virus has been better contained and everyone feels more secure. If you have any further questions and concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact our office.

We wish that you and your family stay safe and healthy!