Specialties
Our goals are to create a peaceful environment where we can provide the best healing services possible, and to create lifelong relationships built on trust, good health, and successful treatment outcomes. We always strive to continue the process of learning in order to keep offering the best to our patients.
During each treatment, we ensure that you are comfortable, safe, and cared for. We focus on a holistic view of healthcare, treating not just one part of each person, but the person as a whole. We also have an integrative vision of health care, meaning we don't throw out western medicine. We believe that the best healthcare systems integrate modern medicine and oriental medicine (acupuncture and herbs).
Getting you better is a team effort - we value and request your feedback, and will always work towards the goals that you set at the beginning of each treatment. We're happy to answer any questions you may have along the way.
History
Established in 2012.
Hi, my name is Kat. I have been practicing acupuncture for 8 years. When I was 7, my father left his job at Hewlett Packard to go to medical school. While he was there, he showed me the anatomy dissection lab, and pointed out what a human heart and liver looked like. I thought it was so magical that I took a chicken's heart to the next show and tell at school.
During my father's rotations, he took me to see a baby being born. I got to go with him when he was on the night shift working in the ER. For a long time, I thought the smell of a hospital was homey because it was where my father was. When I was 23 he died of cancer. It was only when I was working on Wall Street that I realized what an impact he had made. During my 7 years on Wall Street I passed the stockbroker exam and got a job in hedge funds with a nice office overlooking Park Avenue. It was a dream job, but I was miserable.
I wanted to do something with my life that was as meaningful as my father's. Yet when I th
Meet the Business Owner: Katherine M.
Hi, my name is Kat. I have been practicing acupuncture for 8 years. When I was 7, my father left his job at Hewlett Packard to go to medical school. While he was there, he showed me the anatomy dissection lab, and pointed out what a human heart and liver looked like. I thought it was so magical that I took a chicken's heart to the next show and tell at school.
During my father's rotations, he took me to see a baby being born. I got to go with him when he was on the night shift working in the ER. For a long time, I thought the smell of a hospital was homey because it was where my father was. When I was 23 he died of cancer. It was only when I was working on Wall Street that I realized what an impact he had made. During my 7 years on Wall Street I passed the stockbroker exam and got a job in hedge funds with a nice office overlooking Park Avenue. It was a dream job, but I was miserable.
I wanted to do something with my life that was as meaningful as my father's. Yet when I th
