Dr. Emily Kwong is fantastic. I can't say enough good words. I came to her with a severe…read moreimpingement of my unlnar nerve. It was so bad I had severe atrophy in my hand and particularly around my thumb. I am a musician and I could not play, at all, and making plans to sell my equipment. My fingers were numb and had very limited movement. Surgery was looking like the only option. 12+ weeks later and the amount of improvement has been nothing short of miraculous. I can once again play my guitar, the atrophy is has improved greatly and is almost gone. Dexterity and strength has returned. Surgery seems no longer seem necessary. I will be forever grateful to her.

I began visiting Emily Kwong on a regular basis when I was going through a rough case of Bell's…read morePalsy and I can honestly say her care made all the difference. Not only do I feel she's a skilled and knowledgeable acupuncturist, but she also takes the time to truly listen and support her patients. Each session left me feeling cared for and hopeful and over time I saw real improvement in my recovery. I wholeheartedly recommend Emily Kwong to anyone seeking acupuncture for healing, balance and overall wellness

Posting for my wife: The Sage team is great. Dr. Iris Lee in…read moreparticular has been amazing. I was having repeated poor IVF outcomes, and my outcomes improved significantly after I started to see Iris regularly for acupuncture treatments. I have seen multiple acupuncturists across multiple clinics throughout my long IVF journey, and Iris is a true stand-out. She goes above and beyond to personalize my acupuncture treatment each week, gives sound advice on other actions I can take (from sleep and diet habits..to questions I should ask my IVF doctor), and soothes my stress/anxiety with her own calm, kindness and counsel.

Dr. Lee has been amazing. She takes time to listen and understand your concerns and does the…read moretreatment accordingly. She also gives holistic advice which works. Already feeling more energetic and an old back pain is gone. The facility so clean, comfortable with relaxing music.

I came to Dr.Wang for a lower back injury & he has helped my healing process immensely. Calvin is…read morevery knowledgeable about the history of accupuncture, its various application & I cant say enough good things about Dr. Wangs ability & effective approach . I have been to see him 3x & I have left his office all 3x feeling light as a feather. Calvin uses a combination of heat lamp, accupuncture & Chinese herb along with meditative music that nudges me into a feeling of deep relaxation that results in leaving every appt feeling physically & spiritually more centered & relaxed. The location & office environment are also very clean & peaceful. Plenty of free parking too. 10 out of 10

Dr. Wang has been very helpful for my acute back pain. He listens to where your pain points are,…read moreasks thoughtful questions, and then talks about his treatment plan. He has provided me relief where chiropractors were unable to. I had never done acupuncture before and was scared of needles. However, his technique doesn't hurt at all. You barely feel the needle going in and once he's done and you're lying there, you can feel your body calm and start to heal. The cupping also helps if you have acute pain as it helps to release pressure in those areas. I benefited so much from it that when my mom came who is struggling with a lot of arthritis I sent her to him and she also said Dr. Wang was very helpful. Would highly recommend to anyone in pain but also who wants to just benefit from relaxation and cleansing. It has become a weekly appointment for me and an hour of calm that I look forward to. Dr. Wang responds promptly to emails, texts and even follows up with extra information that he talks about in sessions to help at home. He has been very flexible accomodating my schedule and reschedules. Can't recommend him more highly.

Dr. Winnie Tsai is an invaluable gem! She has made a difference in my knee inflammation and pain by…read morebringing it down to ZERO in 1 month vs 5 months of NSAIDs and cryotherapy. Besides my knee pain, she is treating me holistically and helping with my other health issues. Since she explains all the Chinese concepts in understandable English, it makes it easier to be a compliant patient.

This is the *real deal* kinda acupuncture, a little off the beaten path and well worth it…read more There's no frills or spiritual-bypassing newagey stuff on the walls here. 2 cute fish and a traditional office space. The down-to-earth receptionists are more than willing to check insurance plans over the phone and give you personal time to go over details for your appointment. You really get the feeling of in-person heart care here. A big improvement from my old acupuncture spot where 1/4 calls I might get a live person (located in a different place than the clinic) and a bunch of chatty noise in the next room while I'm trying to let the needles do their thang. It's quiet, welcoming, fully wheelchair accessible, parking is easy, and it's super close to the 101 and 280/380 junction. Highly recommended!

Saw Dr. Ho a while back and neglected to write this. It would be 5 stars were it not for one thing…read morethat happened. I got positive results in that it seemed to reduce the pain for which I went to see him and though it stopped working after a while, I don't attribute this to his practice but to that my system seems to get desensitized no matter the type of intervention. He is a man of few words and has a lot of confidence in his demeanor, which is fine, not that I wanted him to say any more than he was. Either it's his nurse or his receptionist, which might be his wife, who after the needles have been for a while, comes in and removes the needles. The office is centrally located and clean and neat inside, looking more like a house with a long narrow corridor and multiple rooms. The cost for services seems like the rate for this area, and though he does other stuff like cupping, I never got that done (only acupuncture). Once, what happened is: I walked there and back from my house, and as I was walking back from the acupuncture, noticed a horrific pain in my right calk. I never lifted my pant leg to see, I just kept walking. That's totally on me and my mistake. I should've stopped to see WTF was the matter. It wasn't till I got home and took off my pants, that I saw the needle still in my calf! He normally put needles all up and down my body,, and tbh, I always closed my eyes so never knew the exact locations. When I saw that needle, I freaked out, took it out. Called their office and massively complained. I was shocked that they were not more apologetic, and rather matter of fact. Huh? Is this a thing of such frequency in the acupuncture world that my reaction is overkill? Not sure. But still, it would've been nice to get a profuse apology and remorse/regret, but I didn't. I did go back after that, and in that visit, mentioned again the incident with the needle left in my calf, and he didn't seem all that bothered. Not long after that, a few visits more and I stopped.

Not recommend Dr. Ho Maybe he was really good…read more On the application their are so many questions which I thinks is too much But it looks like I am applying a loanU paid before services WHY

Dr Merry Li helped me with my psoriasis that I had had for years…read more Thank you K Nichols

I had very bad eczema on my skin especially my palms and fingers in 2014-2015 it's sometimes spread…read moreout to my face, back of my neck. (I'm a massage therapist!! I can't work with this) Went to many dermatologist and received different treatments. However didn't work. Finally I found Dr.Li she told me to stop use the steroids and detox from inside. I followed her order and I got healed!! I use only face and body splay now every since. No need to use Shiseido skincare products, just only herbal splay morning and night. I can use my makeup, no need heavy night cream to moisturized.. just splay on my palm and tapping my face:) Thank you very much!!! I should write sooner.

I've been seeing Angela for acupuncture for over a year now. I'm so grateful she takes my…read moreinsurance. I always feel amazing. My body relaxes, my mind slows down, and I feel so at ease. Her cupping has been a game changer for my neck and shoulder (I had frozen shoulder) and am very active so I'm often hurting myself one way or another. Angela herself is warm, authentic, and wonderful to chat and laugh with. We love sharing restaurant finds. But what happened this week completely blew my mind! I had horrific calf pain after running stairs with a 20 lb weighted vest two days in a row. I was miserable. I felt like I had calf surgery! While treating my calf, Angela said it felt like the needle was going into a steel plate! I was horrified, thinking what did I do and how long before I heal? The very next morning I woke up... and the pain was gone. I could not believe it. I went to the gym and did leg press and my full leg circuit like nothing had happened. I had no idea acupuncture could be that directly effective. I'm weirdly excited to see what Angela does with my next problem! Thank you, Angela!

I have been consistently going here for a few months (every 1-2 weeks) and am sorry to post such a…read morenegative review, but I feel like a place with a main goal to heal people should embody that philosophy in how they treat customers, but unfortunately have found that not to be the case here. First of all, I want to echo previous reviews that Minal indeed has amazing bedside manners and I have seen her several times and have been treated with nothing but respect and kindness. Unfortunately I can't say the same about the front desk person working on Thursday, Dec 10, 2026 - Alyssa, and to a lesser extent, Angela the owner. Again, like previous reviews of interactions with the front desk, it seems they are incapable of having any empathy for customers. In my case, I was running late for my 4PM appointment and called around 3:30PM (answered by Alyssa) to see what could be done. I was told the policy was strictly a 10min grace period so if I arrived at 4:11PM, I would be charged a $75 late fee. This was very frustrating because I was scheduled to arrive right around 4:10PM, but a simple traffic light could be the difference between arriving at 4:10 or 4:12, but Alyssa firmly stated they wouldn't even make a minute exception even though I had never been late before in any previous appointments. This stressed me out so much so even though I managed to arrive at exactly 4:10 (got lucky with the traffic lights), I was dis-regulated and accidentally slammed the door that was the entrance to the clinic (it is super light, definitely one of those indoor hollow doors). Alyssa glares at me and states there are other patients and I said something to the effect of Oh well I was very stressed out trying to get here on time due to the policy, so sorry and obviously this won't happen again. And she continues glaring and mutters ..crazy... while looking me straight in the eye. And then she's like ugh whatever Minal will talk to you, in a tone straight out of Mean Girls and leads me to the room. A minute later, I come back out asking if I could use the bathroom (not sure if I would be charged the late fee for it so wanted to check) and she glares at me for a solid few seconds, as if in disbelief I dare talk to her again, before begrudgingly saying uh yea whatever... The next day, Angela the owner called me to talk about the incident, so I told her what happened and mentioned Alyssa called me crazy, and she said that she heard from Alyssa that she said "That's crazy...", and not "YOU'RE crazy...". Now my question is does that make a difference? When your front desk receptionist looks a customer in the eye and says CRAZY, does it matter if it was preceded by "you're" or "that's"? It felt like 75% of my call with Angela was her basically saying she didn't know who to believe with the he-said-she-said (then why call me to talk about it) and nitpicking on the details of the name calling. I called her out on it and she apologized and emphasized she does not condone Alyssa's behavior, but it didn't feel sincere due to her previous comments. Philosophically, I hate places that can't make a 1 minute exception as a one-time deal (I get if someone is chronically late that you gotta respect other people's time and pay for it), but I would say if it were only this, I would be giving this place maybe 3 stars for the inflexibility since it is their right and it's just preference but not a crime or anything. But 1 star for Alyssa's behavior and the very confusing defensive call from Angela afterwards.

I've been going to Dr. Lin for 11 weeks straight for weekly visits for my hands. Before going, my…read morehands would get tight and numb when holding something for few minutes. They advised it was beginning stages of carpal tunnel from being on computer. I saw some reviews complaining about requiring payment after appointment. This is normal practice at most acupuncture clinics since they need to make sure they get paid. Then they will send the claim to your insurance. In case, insurance does not approve the claim then the clinic won't be on the hook for the visit. I've noticed my hands getting better after each visit. I still have some more to go. But as far as claims, Dr. Lin has submitted all my visits for claims but insurance take forever to reimburse. Easy to make appointment and they're nice.

The only pain relief for my sciatica, and knee injury due to exercise is the acupuncture treatments…read morefollowed by the acupressure massage I have received at this clinic. I have been a patient for more than 15 years.

I've been seeing Dr. Liang for about eight months ever since I had surgery for removing a brain…read moretumor from my right temporal area. He's prescribed me with his reishi herbal concoctions to alleviate headaches and brain swelling. Although I still receive Western medical treatment, I feel more energetic when I drink his self-brewed concoctions.

I have a dowager's hump due to the chronic poor posture. Dr. Liang told me that the neck hump would…read morecause many health problems. Consequently I am very concerned about it. As I described in the last review, Dr. Liang prescribed and prepared the Chinese herbal soup for me, This soup can not only promote blood circulation, but also improve metabolism. I drink it for almost one month, The effect is increasingly apparent. At the same time, I also receive Dr. Liang's meridian therapy on my dowager's hump. Now it is almost cured. That is so unbelievably amazing. I think after more treatment and drinking the soup, my dowager's hump will eventually be got rid of. My numbness on my right leg is disappearing step by step. Dr. Liang suggests me to walk about half an hour each day, and to stretch a few times a day. He also shows me the correct way to stretch with great patience. I can feel that he truly cares about his patients, obviously patients' health is his first priority. This is why he gains my respect.

I was skeptical about acupuncture before I saw Dr. Kei. Now I'd recommend it to anyone! I've never…read moretried Chinese acupuncture, but I can tell you that Japanese acupuncture with Dr. Kei is a pain free and pleasant experience! He is friendly, professional, makes you feel relaxed, and most importantly, effective! I had tried all sorts of things to fix my sciatica that I'd been suffering from for over a year (I had hurt myself by improperly lifting something heavy). Stretching, exercises, massages, the chiropractor, none of these helped and some made it even worse! I was amazed when 2 days after my appointment with Dr. Kei, I noticed I no longer had the sciatic pain! I guess this is common practice in Asia, but for me (born and raised in the Bay Area), Dr. Kei is like a magician! The pain went away for months and came back again after I aggravated it while dancing. I went back to Dr. Kei and he fixed it again! I look forward to my appointments with Dr. Kei. He provides a very relaxing and pleasant experience. I will continue to see him and recommend him to anyone suffering from pain!

I love Dr. Kei. He…read morepractices Traditional Japanese Acupuncture -- which is a lot lighter yet just as effective as Traditional Chinese Acupuncture for those of you who are scared of needles. He has great bedside manner. He can push a spot on your shoulder where it is tight, put a needle in your ankle, and when he pushes the same spot on your shoulder, it 's not tight nor painful anymore... impressive? YES. He speaks fluent Japanese, Mandarin, English, and some Thai. Go see him.