Massage + Acupuncture

Massage Therapy | Acupuncture | Practitioners

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Massage Therapy

Massage commonly known as Swedish and/or Deep Tissue and is intended for relaxation or pain relief. It consists of a system of gliding strokes, kneading, friction, and percussion techniques, combined with active and passive movements of the joints. Based on your input, the therapist may work superficially or deeper into the muscles, tendons, and fascia of the body to work out adhesions, triggerpoints, scarring, and to promote positive structural change or relaxation.

Massages We Offer

Medical/Therapeutic Massage

Acupuncture

These type of treatments take place in our healing studio on a zero gravity chair or massage table separated by dividers, while other patients are being treated. Most needling will be kept to acupuncture points on the extremities (arms/legs) and occasionally the head or abdomen. Community acupuncture can be very effective for headaches, allergies, colds, stress, digestive, menstrual, neuropathic, chronic inflammatory conditions, and pain. Our treatments are an affordable option as to allow you to be seen multiple times per week.

Price List

Initial Private Acupuncture w/ consult (90 minutes): $120

Follow Up Private Acupuncture (60 minutes): $80

Senior/Military/Police/Firefighters: $50

COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE

Community Acupuncture: $30

Tuesdays CPD & CFD: Complimentary

PREPARE FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT

Is this your first time at L&A healing Studio? Please download, print, and fill out the above paperwork OR make sure to arrive at least 10 minutes prior to your appointment time.

Be sure to eat a small meal a few hours before your treatment. Our therapies are best received when not overly full or overly hungry.

Dress in comfortable clothing that can easily be rolled up to the elbows and knees.

PRIVATE SESSION INFORMATION

1. We are a time of service provider
2. Payments are due at time of service

These treatments are held in one of our private rooms allowing for more privacy with our acupuncturist. Private acupuncture is often utilized for more severe health issues or acute pain conditions where access to areas of the body such as back, hips or shoulders is necessary. Additional modalities may be used during private acupuncture, which are not available in our community acupuncture setting. These include electro acupuncture, essential oils, cupping, moxabustion, gua sha, or heat lamp.

Initial visits are more in-depth and cost $90 and follow up visits are $70.

Special Pricing for Seniors/Veterans

***Inquire about packages.
DURING YOUR PRIVATE ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT
Needles are retained for up to 40 minutes.
During this time of rest and relaxation, you may not get up or walk around with needles inserted.

COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE

Needles are retained for 20 minutes. During your treatment you may NOT get up and walk around. In the STUDIO, other clients will be receiving treatments at the same time, but music and white-noise machines allow for a quiet and tranquil experience.

Please turn off cell phones. Please do not speak loudly

PAYMENT

We accept VISA, Mastercard, american express, discover, and cash.

We do accept FSA and HSA cards at this time.

In the near future we will be accepting specific insurance’s. until then we are more than happy to provide you with a idomized superbill with coding, which you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.

It is the patients responsibility to verify your insurance benefits. That it covers acupuncture by a licensed acupuncturist.

We are time of service providers. We are a Time of Service provider who requests all payments be made after service.

Insurance FAQs

Questions To Ask When Inquiring About Acupuncture Benefits:

1. Has my deductible been met?
Typically, patients must meet a deductible determined by each individual plan before
insurance can cover all or partial costs of the service.

2. Do I have a copay or coinsurance?
Patients will either have a copay or will be required to pay a percentage of the treatment as dictated by your insurance plan once the deductible has been met.

3. Do I need prior referral or authorization prior to receiving treatment?
Most plans do not need prior authorization or referral before receiving treatment.

4. What diagnosis codes are covered under my plan?
Most insurance plans will only cover acupuncture for certain diagnosis codes or ailments.

5. How many treatments will be covered under my insurance?
Each insurance plan has a different allowed number of treatment visits per year. It will be detailed in your explanation of benefits.