“I've had acupuncture needles stuck in me since I was 1-2 years ago and have had a couple of acupuncturist in my own family. I have also lived in China for a couple years with the intent to attend the Beijing Acupuncture University back in the 80's. Needless to say, I have a lifetime of experience with the art of acupuncture and know who's good and who's not.Dr. Richard is an excellent acupuncturist and skilled at TuiNa Medical massage/acupressure. His skills are China taught (way much better than those trained anywhere else). How do you know the difference? Most US trained acupuncturist are afraid to go to the depth of where the needles need to reach to be most effective.I've been seeing Dr. Richard for many many years and I won't see anyone else. Him and his wife are a delight to see and they make it very convenient for when I need to come in (even on the same day). Don't waste your time on the others.... make your appointment today and don't trust reviewers that don't have any experience with the Art of Acupuncture. Happy health : )“
“I am a doctor (of psychology) and 70 yo. I see Dr. Alice Feldman to help keep my mind clear and my emotional health mellow (gut health). Because of her I am able to still work. I work with clients who have serious mental health issues. So, she helps me help others.“
“Dr Ho is a sports injury specialist. Over the course of 10 years I have seen Dr. Ho for various sports related injuries including tennis elbow, lower back aches, tendonitis, etc. I have always ended up being taken care of by Dr Ho's expertise. Thank you!“