Two clear ways to receive acupuncture care.
Choose either affordable self-pay community acupuncture or a private, insurance-billed treatment. Keeping these pathways separate makes your pricing easier to understand before you arrive.
Start by choosing your payment path.
The care is individualized either way. The main difference is the treatment setting and how the visit is paid.
Self-pay community acupuncture
Choose a price within the published sliding scale and pay at the visit. No insurance claim is submitted.
Visits from $40–$100 See community rates ↓Private treatment & insurance
Private new-patient and return appointments that may be billed to an accepted insurance plan when your benefits cover acupuncture.
Private visits: $100–$125 See insurance details ↓Community acupuncture
Treatments take place in a peaceful shared room. This model keeps care affordable and makes it easier to come often enough for acupuncture to do its job.
New Patient Community Visit
Includes your intake, assessment, treatment planning, and first community acupuncture treatment.
Return Community Visit
For continuing treatment, maintenance, pain relief, stress support, and follow-up care.
Community care package
Three self-pay community acupuncture treatments. Purchase the package at your visit.
No proof of income is required. Choose what is sustainable for you within the listed range. Community sliding-scale visits are paid at the time of service and are not submitted to insurance.
Insurance-billed and private treatments
New-patient private visits are scheduled for 75 minutes, and return private visits are scheduled for 60 minutes. We can bill accepted insurance plans when acupuncture is covered and the correct benefits are confirmed.
Insurance currently accepted
Coverage varies by employer group and individual plan. Before your first insurance visit, please add your insurance information to the patient portal or contact the clinic so benefits can be checked.
- Copays, deductibles, or coinsurance may apply
- Some plans have visit limits or authorization rules
- A benefit check is not a guarantee of payment
- You are responsible for amounts assigned by your plan
Private acupuncture visits
New Patient Private Visit
75 minutes, including intake, assessment, treatment planning, and acupuncture treatment.
Return Private Visit
60 minutes for follow-up assessment and continued private acupuncture treatment.
These are the time-of-service rates when the visit is paid directly rather than processed through insurance. Please choose your payment pathway before the appointment so the correct visit type can be scheduled.
Before booking with insurance: Contact the clinic or enter your insurance information in the patient portal. We will help you choose the correct appointment type after reviewing your benefits.
Extra support when your body asks for it.
These services are paid separately and are not submitted to insurance.
Cupping Therapy Add-On
Add cupping when you need extra help with tight muscles, neck and shoulder tension, back pain, or areas that feel stuck and guarded.
When appropriate, the session may also include gua sha for stubborn surface tension.
One-on-One Qigong Zoom Session
An individualized online session using gentle movement, breath, posture, and simple practices you can continue at home.
Useful for stress regulation, mobility, recovery, or building a steady home practice without making it weirdly complicated.
Common pricing questions
Can I use insurance for the community sliding scale?
No. Community sliding-scale acupuncture is a separate self-pay pathway and is not combined with insurance billing.
Can I choose self-pay instead of using insurance?
Yes. You may choose community self-pay or a private time-of-service visit instead of using insurance. Private rates are $125 for a 75-minute new-patient visit and $100 for a 60-minute return visit. Please make that choice before the appointment.
Does accepting my insurer guarantee coverage?
No. Network participation and acupuncture benefits vary by plan. Your insurer makes the final coverage and payment decision.
What if I have a deductible?
When insurance is billed, you remain responsible for the deductible, copay, coinsurance, or non-covered amount assigned by your plan.
Are cupping and Zoom Qigong billed to insurance?
No. These are self-pay services and are booked or paid for separately from insurance-billed acupuncture.
Not sure which appointment to choose?
Please call before booking. We will help you choose community self-pay, a private time-of-service visit, or the correct insurance appointment.
Insurance benefit information is based on information supplied by the insurer and is not a guarantee of payment. Patients are responsible for copays, deductibles, coinsurance, and non-covered services assigned by their plan.