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Phoenix Community Acupuncture

4.9 (118 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Erma B.

Been looking forward to visiting. Jenny at the front desk is super friendly. The place is nice, clean and serene. Mayo is extremely knowledgeable and an incredible acupuncturist. She listens with a kind heart and gets to the root of your health issues. It's awesome that a place so affordable can give such high quality care. Such a safe and wonderful healing space! I'll be back again!

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Laura C.

6.29.20/First timer & impressed at professional + positive vibe! COVID-19 Safety 1. prescreen online when you set up appointment, asking about symptoms 2. once there, only one person comes inside at a time to be screened 3. mask required b/f entering, must use their hand sanitizer for hands & social distancing enforced 4. Erin, front desk person, completes onsite screening: temp check, oxygen level, questions about symptoms & if you have been around anyone who's tested positive 5. Only 8 chairs set up - less crowded than setting in previous photos - spaced six feet apart 6. Other clients are wearing face masks entire time 7. All chairs have sheets on them + floor to ceiling curtains between them 8. Mayo/acupuncturist wears mask & gloves As for acupuncture process, I tried it about 25 years ago, after falling during a hike & injuring my lower back. And that's the last time I used it! Mayo put me at ease right away & asked me why I was there: oh ya know the world is imploding :) Stress/anxiety/tension! She inserted about 15 tiny needles in me. I only knew the Yin Tang point (between the eyes) b/c a friend said that's primo spot. She informed me she'd leave them in for @ 40 minutes but come back to check on me. The Acupuncture Room emanates a peaceful vibe: white billowing curtains, white-sheeted chairs, and white noise plays in the background, as well as soothing music. Maybe 5 other people were there at the same time? Again all masked & socially distanced in their chairs. I didn't get sleepy or even relax really, but it was my first time. One of the needles fell out almost right away when I was shifting around in my chair. I couldn't exactly yell out & was disappointed that Mayo never came back to check in, until the end. It would have been nice if she had b/c she could have reapplied that one. At the end when she returned, she advised me on how often I might visit, explaining acupuncture works best as a cumulative process. Overall, congrats on providing this healing modality so that it's more affordable/available for everyone! I'm a huge fan of treating mental and physical health challenges with both western and eastern medicine. When Mayo told me she was a one-woman show, I was even more in awe: managing many clients, at one time, in a communal setting, while charging on a sliding scale. Wow! Thanks to both Erin & Mayo.

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Lida D.

I have been going here for about 3 years and absolutely love this place. They use a sliding scale payment system and you can schedule appointments online. You are able to walk in as well but you might have to wait a little especially since they can get busy. You are there for about 40-50 minutes relaxing and I like to bring headphones as you sit in a room with others so when people come and go you can hear it. Other than hat is place is perfect if you like to go to acupuncture but also not for the high prices!

Yup. I walked out with a needle in my arm!

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“Erin, the receptionist assistant, phoned me at home after I made my first appointment on line and briefed me on protocol.”

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