Acupuncture & Cupping - A Bioelectric Strategy for Pain & Tension
Acupuncture
What Acupuncture Really Does
Acupuncture has been used for thousands of years to support the body’s natural regulatory systems and reduce inflammation and muscular tension.
Instead of treating just a name or label, acupuncture looks at:
How your body feels
How your movement is limited
How your symptoms affect your daily life
With gentle placement of ultra-thin needles, we aim to:
Reduce physical tension
Improve circulation
Support nervous system balance
Encourage your body’s own healing responses
This isn’t relaxation fluff - it’s a functional approach grounded in both tradition and modern clinical practice.
Cupping
What Cupping Is & Why It’s Used
Cupping uses gentle suction to help release muscle tension and improve circulation.
In practice, that means:
Loosening areas that feel tight or “locked up”
Supporting blood flow to stubborn muscle groups
Helping reduce stiffness and improve range of motion
Cupping is often used as a complement to acupuncture - especially when soft tissues are involved - but it’s not required for every session.
Personalized Treatment Questionnaire
Welcome! We’re excited to learn more about your health goals and how we can support your journey. This brief questionnaire helps us understand your unique needs and aspirations, allowing us to create a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your vision for optimal health and wellness. Please take a few moments to complete this survey so we can better tailor our services to meet your expectations and guide you toward meaningful progress.


What We Treat: Real Symptoms That Patients Actually Say
We support people reporting symptoms like:
Physical:
“My neck won’t relax”
“Shoulders feel tight all the time”
Pain with movement
Back stiffness
Functional:
Trouble sleeping due to discomfort
Pain or tightness with daily tasks
Reduced activity tolerance
Secondary patterns:
Body feels tense from stress
Muscles “stuck”
Feeling wound up or wired
You don’t have to use the word pain — describing how it feels or what it stops you from doing is enough.
(Note: Insurance covers musculoskeletal pain syndromes and nausea — we help translate your symptoms and work within those coverage definitions. We can verify benefits and explain that before your visit.)
How Insurance Works Here
Most of our insured patients are covered for:
Musculoskeletal pain syndromes
Nausea
That means:
Insurance may pay for acupuncture visits when the medical records and functional limitations support a covered condition
Stress, tension, sleep issues, hormonal patterns, and “whole body optimization” are important, but not typically covered by insurance
We will work with you and your plan to:
Confirm coverage
Explain what your benefits include
Help you understand what shows up on claims (and what doesn’t)
👉 Click here to Verify Your Insurance Coverage before booking so you know what’s covered.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
When you arrive:
We listen to your language - not assume medical terms
We translate your symptoms into functional findings
We explain how acupuncture may help your body’s movement patterns and tension
We discuss coverage limits, visit planning, and what we document
This isn’t a guessing game - it’s a clinical assessment that respects your experience and your insurance.
Who Benefits Most From Acupuncture & Cupping Here
You’re a great fit if:
You’re using insurance or want to explore coverage
You’re dealing with persistent tension, stiffness, or muscle discomfort
You want clear explanations and an educated plan
You want a provider who listens and translates your experience into clinical meaning
Ready to See If Acupuncture Is a Fit for You?
Before booking, we encourage you to verify your insurance benefits so you understand what your plan will pay and what parts are outside coverage.
👉 Verify Your Insurance Coverage Here
Once verified, you can book your appointment online or call us at:
📞 760-331-4271
📍 2890 Pio Pico Dr Suite 104, Carlsbad, CA 92008
Simple, Clear, Patient-First — No Technical Jargon
We focus on how you feel and what your body actually does so that:
You can make informed decisions
You feel understood
You see whether acupuncture is a good fit — before you commit
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cupping painful?
You may feel gentle suction pressure — it’s usually followed by a sense of release.
Does insurance pay for cupping?
Typically no. Cupping is offered as a clinical complement, not a covered benefit in most plans.
Is acupuncture covered?
Coverage is plan-dependent. We help you verify before booking.
Please call to make an appointment for consultation:
(760) 331-4271 or CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION.






