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Community Acupuncture Clinic offers effective, affordable treatment to a broad range of the population. Based on a vision of making acupuncture part of the solution to our current healthcare crisis, Community Acupuncture clinic opened its doors in September, 2004. Community Acupuncture Clinic is now one of many clinics of this type in the United States. Treatment in a group setting is common in China to keep the cost low so it is possible to receive frequent, and thus more effective, treatment. The clinic uses a sliding scale for all patients, based on what each person is able to afford. The scale is $20.00 to $35.00, plus a $10.00 paperwork fee for the initial visit. Patients receive acupuncture treatments in a room full of comfortable reclining chairs and tables with screens that create semi-private spaces. All patients benefit from the synergistic healing effects that are difficult to attain individually. For appointments call: (303)447-0443 Testimonials Life is Energy and so the Community Acupuncture Clinic has given me my life back. I have suffered from severe menstrual cramps ever since I can remember, with pain so intense that I used to call in sick to work a few days out of every month, and then spend my day lying in bed, nauseous with pain. Nothing seemed to help. But after a few months of combined acupuncture and herbal therapy, my pain has subsided to the point where I can function normally. Instead of continuing to cover up the problem with painkillers, I feel like my body has been eased into a real and positive change. When I saw Mary this week, I was able to say "My last period was great! Really Easy". “I am so grateful for the presence of the Community Acupuncture Clinic. It is a visionary and progressive way of making acupuncture and Chinese Medicine available, affordable, and practical. Many of my patients have been receiving regular care, and are responding beautifully. Many thanks for making a huge contribution to the community.” |
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Design by: Rick Svatek Revised: January 21, 2008 |
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