She is absolutely amazing. I have tried acupuncture many times before without success, but this…read moretime I had a totally different experience. Thanks to Dr. Sabol I'm pain free.

Amazing Dr I got excellent results from this Dr . Very helpful and informative and lessons to youread more

Dr. Ma is AMAZING! I started going to her over 4 years ago for sciatica nerve pain. I had been to…read moreother acupuncturists, nerve doctors, a pain specialist clinic--no one could help me get rid of the pain. I found Dr. Ma on yelp, made an appointment, and after a few treatments the pain was finally gone. She did acupuncture followed by cupping and massage and performed a miracle. I had been in pain for so long with this and it was finally gone. I always tell her she has 'magic hands' and have gone to her for many other issues since. I'm very active and she helps keep me in shape. Because of her background as a medical doctor as well as acupuncturist, she knows instantly where to place the needles and/or do any cupping to relieve the pain and speed up the healing. In addition to all this, Dr. Ma is a wonderful, caring, and kind person and I feel so lucky to have found her!

I had Sciatic pain and Piriformis syndrome in my right leg for months. I went to the doctor and…read moretried numerous types of physical therapy but it didn't get better. I decided to try acupuncture and specifically looked for an acupuncturist trained in China. I had tried acupuncture before for migraines and the Western trained doc didn't help at all but the Chinese trained doc I tried after worked wonders but is now retired. After the first treatment I noticed a significant improvement and after four treatments I was almost 100 percent. It took a while for full recovery because we had to find the cause but we did and I am now without pain and have full mobility. Dr. Ma is kind and gentle and didn't hurt me with the needles. Her office is clean and relaxing. If you are in pain call Dr. Ma, she probably can help.

If transcending from any forms of chronic aches & pains are necessary, Crossings is your landing…read moreplace. My lower back has been my Achilles Heal for over 25 years & aside from all the proactive measures I take, Acupuncture has quietly stayed in the back of my head. I've participated in Physical Therapy, Acupressure, Reflexology, Yoga, Swimming & such...only a temporary relief while in motion. My initial visit was such an enlightening & liberating experience for me & my multi ailments. Marie not only exudes a qualified, calming & gifted approach with her seasoned techniques, she will school you from A-Z concisely yet expeditiously in this amazing component of traditional Chinese medicine. Her healing perspective in conjunction with this form of alternative medicine was a internal blowing of my mind, body & spirit. The thin needles were darn near touch-less & barely noticeable as she studied the numerous acupuncture points before inserting them into my specific body parts. For me, I walked away with less discomfort from the chronic aspect & it became more evident/effective later in the day & evening. Per design, everyone's make up is unique...as for me, this was better accommodating & cost efficient to the standard care & reiteration of "you should have back surgery" - NEGATIVE. Marie's extensive training & methodical/chakra familiarity approach enhanced my sense of wellbeing 10 fold. It also awaken the yearning I have for my vitality to evolve through this inner cultivation of holistic learning & treatment-POSITIVE. Crossings is absolutely "A Center For Healing".

This is a great treat, a fun splurge. You won't find a place quite like this anywhere, and I've had…read moremassages all over DC. It's worth the drive to get just the right atmosphere. They really take care of you, in a down-to-earth caring way.

Acupuncture service adequate. Tessler talks excessively during treatment. She chit chats, talks…read moreabout herself, talks about politics, and asks you questions about current events and politics that common sense says will provoke strong emotions. She also offers unsolicited medical advice outside of her scope of practice.

I've been going to Tessler's Dupont location for the past six months, and I highly recommend her…read more This was my first acupuncture experience and I have been happily surprised at how much better I feel, like my baseline level of calm has increased while my every day stress levels decreased. From seeing acupuncture on TV, I was expecting to have like 50 pins put in my back and then left to sleep. A typical experience is maybe 8-10 different pins, some in and out points, some that are left to sit for awhile. Tessler is great to talk to and she stays with her clients the whole session. Each treatment is tailored to what I'm dealing with that week, so each time it's a little different. She doesn't like to leave her clients in that zombie, groggy feeling (I always feel this way after massages), and I appreciate that I always leave feeling more relaxed but I can still do things after treatment. Tessler's Dupont location is super convenient to my office and she has evening and Saturday hours. She only sees one patient at a time, and the office is small but cozy. Best of all, she takes insurance. If you are thinking about trying out acupuncture and want a very personalized approach, Tessler is awesome.

When I tell you that I just experienced the most Jedi level of acupuncture EVER…read more.. And that's saying a lot because I've seen numerous acupuncturists in San Francisco, DC, and Maryland (since 2010). Leah has such a gentle and calming healing presence. She listens intently, then delivers exactly what your body needs. That's a gift not every acupuncturist has. The approach she uses is called Master Tung. It feels otherworldly, and honestly like homeostasis ecstasy. She treated me for generalized inflammation today using the "12 Magic Points.' And it was exactly that. Leah also offers facial rejuvenation acupuncture, and I can't wait to dive into that! You need Leah in your life, she's EPIC. You won't be disappointed.

You should definite visit Leah at Lightpoint! She is professional in her practice and works…read morepatiently with her clients to get the best results from the treatment; The facilities are clean and comfortable and parking is easy. I came in with a lot of upper back pain and tension and with much of it gone!

I've heard so many great things about Nerve Control S'NC before coming here, and this place…read moredefinitely exceeded my expectations. I came here to treat the pain in my right wrist, and Dr. Kwon was so knowledgeable and knew exactly how to provide the best treatment for my pain. He was very kind and attentive to my needs, and I immediately felt relief after my session. I highly recommend seeing Dr. Kwon if you are experiencing any nerve issues or body pains!

My wife has suffered from chronic GI/digestive issues for the past 10 years and we decided to come…read morehere at the recommendation from a friend. Dr. Kwon is reserved but clearly is passionate about what he does. When we went, he was incredibly patient in asking and understanding what the issues were and in walking her through the treatment. He uses a modified form of acupuncture (acupressure?) where instead of needles, he uses small clippers that apply steady pressure to certain parts. Cant speak for others but the effects were incredible and immediate. We went out to a Memorial Day BBQ right after this and she had zero issues even after a super heavy meal. I hear he works with all sorts of patients but if you have digestive problems or G.I. Issues, I highly recommend you go see Dr Kwon.

When calling to make an initial consultation in December 2021, I specifically asked Lia whether…read moreHeritage Acupuncture accepted our insurance (Aetna). She confirmed that they did. At the end of the visit, they charged us the full $80, promising submit a claim to Aetna for reimbursement. In late January 2022, I called to check on the status of the claim. Lia told me that the $80 has gone towards our out-of-network deductible, so there would be no reimbursement. It turned out that Heritage is not in the Aetna network, so Lia had not been honest with me during our first phone call. We ended up spending $50 more than if we had gone to an in-network provider. Bye, Heritage!

I've been getting acupuncture therapy for a few months. I started coming to see Dr. Daisy Tran to…read moretreat chronic neck and back pain based on a recommendation. I never received acupuncture before, but am so glad I started coming. Since seeing Daisy, I've had a variation of acupuncture, cupping, and massage therapy to treat my various ailments. The treatments have helped reduce and remove the pain I was feeling in my neck and back. Daisy has also given me herbs to help treat some other health issues (cold, flu, hormonal imbalances) to treat the root cause of my issues as opposed to masking the issue. Daisy is great because she always discusses the cause of my pain, and how the treatment is supposed to impact it. Daisy also showed me some exercises to help strengthen certain muscles in my body to avoid putting so much stress on my back. Daisy's staff is also really nice, and the office is clean and organized. If you've had pain or injury in your body, I highly recommend giving this place a try.

Admittedly, I wasn't sure what to expect when I walked in. I didn't even know exactly what I was…read morecoming in for. I just felt... Off. No physical pain to speak of, but my brain was foggy, it was hard to concentrate. I was also feeling anxious and particularly irritable... just feeling run down. Dr. Chen was gracious enough to accommodate me at the last minute. After a few minutes and some intake questions, she laid me on the table and started the treatment. I have a phobia of needles but overall it was generally painless (although I did feel a few tiny pricks here and there when she was applying the needles to my feet.) About 45 minutes later she removed the needles and the nodes that she had applied to the various parts of my body and used some kind of liniment and gua sha tool to loosen the abundant tension in my shoulders. That part was a little uncomfortable... The same way that getting a deep tissue massage might be uncomfortable. When I left I felt... Lighter. A few days later I was able to accomplish some difficult things that I had been struggling with.... That I had not been able to focus on or direct the proper attention to. Can I attribute it directly to acupuncture? I don't know. But I'd like to believe that the treatment definitely helped in I'm blocking and balancing my chi. That said, I definitely plan to return for follow-up appointments in the future. Thanks Dr. Chen.

Delighted to have found Jie Chen, OMD.. She is a fine acupuncturist in a pleasant, well-lit 5th…read moreFloor Office. Fine technique, but---- I'd like her for no other reason that---she agrees with me: acupuncture is greatly under-used. Acupuncture should be taking the country by storm. Acupuncture works. No MRI's or x-ray exposure, no pills, and no high prices, no toxic overload. Users of acupuncture can make a difference by spreading the word, tell family and co-workers of our successes with acupuncture. We need to lobby Congress to get acupuncture covered under Medicare. If your hospitalization plan doesn't cover acupuncture, nag them. Parents whose child is prescribed medication for behavior, should try acupuncture first. People with anxiety or fatigue or drug dependence would be helped with acupuncture....with the added plus that you'd know right away. Acupuncture instead of a face-lift, it tightens the skin, and is thousands of dollars cheaper. Not my condition at all, but here is a link that suggests that those with diabetes could well try acupuncture. The cost of the medication alone would suggest using acupuncture instead of expensive drugs. But---it's the buildup in the body, that I'd worry about. Acupuncture does not carry toxic buildup risk. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/319618.php Acupuncture assists the body to get back on track. The body heals itself. Ever heard a doctor or pharmacist say that? We who have been helped by acupuncture need to spread the word. Finding the skilled Dr. Chen in her nicely appointed elevator building office, has been a delight.