New Patient Information

We are thrilled to let us guide you on your journey to better health.

New Patient Paperwork

We Treat the ROOT Cause, Not Just Your Symptoms!

If you’d like to complete these forms ahead of time, you can download and print them using the links below. Please bring the completed forms to your appointment, or you can email them to us at emcphx@gmail.com

Download Forms

New Patient Intake Form

Arbitration Agreement - Consent Form

Office Polices

FAQ:

Do you Accept Insurance?

We do not accept insurance at our practice. However, upon request, we can provide you with an itemized superbill for you to self-submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.

Forms of Payment Accepted:

We accept a variety of payment methods, including:

FSA (Flexible Spending Account)
HSA (Health Savings Account)
Cash
Mastercard, Visa, Discover, or AMEX

What Happens During your First Treatment?

Your first session includes a consultation with one of our licensed practitioners, where they will review your symptoms, medical history, and overall health. Based on your specific needs, they will recommend a treatment plan, including session frequency and any herbal supplements that might be beneficial.

If you decide to proceed with acupuncture treatment, sterile acupuncture needles will be inserted into specific points on your body. You’ll rest with the needles in place under heat lamps, and additional techniques like moxibustion (burning an herb above the skin to apply heat to acupuncture points) or mild electrical stimulation may be applied. Patients often feel either relaxed or energized after treatment. The initial visit typically lasts between 60 to 90 minutes.

When is the Best Time to Start Acupuncture?

It’s best to start acupuncture as soon as you experience pain or injury. Early treatment can speed up healing, reduce treatment costs, and prevent complications like scar tissue buildup, which could lead to surgery. If surgery is necessary, acupuncture can also support faster recovery by improving blood flow and reducing scar tissue. Treatments can begin as early as three days after surgery.

How Many Treatments do I Need?

The number of treatments varies based on the condition and how quickly you seek treatment. For acute issues, starting treatment within a month of the injury or immediately is ideal. Delayed treatment may require more sessions due to scar tissue formation.
Here are some examples of treatments for acute conditions:

Tennis elbow: 2-4 treatments
Sciatica: 3-5 treatments
Knee pain: 2-5 treatments

We are committed to making your experience as comfortable and convenient as possible. If you have any additional questions, feel free to reach out to our team.