Acupuncturists near Coatesville, PA

Dr. Ruijuan Liu graduated from the best Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) University in China - Beijing University of TCM - with a MD degree in 1987. She worked for fourteen years in Xi-Yuan Hospital of the Chinese Academy of TCM, which is the most prestigious TCM research institute/hospital in China. She also had the privilege to be trained by the traditional method of "Learning from Top TMC Experts Program" from 1997 to 2000, which was sponsored by the China Ministry of Health. She is the author of 4 TCM books and has more than 10 articles published in distinguished TMC magazines.

A board licensed acupuncturist in the state of Pennsylvania, a licensed massage therapist, and an ACE certified personal trainer. John specializes in acupuncture, massage, and personal training. He has experience working with pain management, stress management, and helping people balance their lives. His focus as an acupuncturist and massage therapist is to help people find their true selves. Each treatment is focused entirely on the individual and tailored to fit their life.

Dr. Wang is a licensed acupuncturist and practitioner of oriental medicine in the state of Pennsylvania with professional Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine, biomedical science educational background. He is also an ajunct clinical faculty in Won Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He works as a clinical supervisor for graduate students of Oriental Medicine program. He is good at treatment of various disorders including pain (chronic back pain, periarthritis, herniated lumbar disc, Sciatica, headache, magrine, sports injury, etc), infertility, allergy, diabetes, obesity and so on, with the combination of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, Tuina therapeutic massage and Chinese Herbals.

Our welcoming environment in Exton, PA makes your acupuncture session a pleasure! Specializing in pain relief, allergies, and neurological conditions; I provide effective solutions for chronic, difficult to treat conditions: chronic pain, migraines, low back, sciatica, PMS, anxiety, insomnia, and peripheral neuropathy just to name a few. With over 25 years in the healing arts, I practice advanced acupuncture techniques, Dr. Tan, Master Tung, and Dr. Hao Neuro Acupuncture. With an 85% effectiveness rate, my patients experience significant symptom relief from long term problems that haven't responded to standard treatments.

Barry L. Gommer Jr. has spent his life bridging the eastern and western healing modalities. For over thirty years Barry has been studying Chinese martial arts and Qi Gong with a background in fitness and an extensive knowledge of Classical Chinese Medicine which includes: Acupuncture, Herbal therapy, Tuina (Chinese Medical Massage), and nutrition.. Currently he is working on a two-year intensive Doctorate program in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine with a focus on Classical Chinese Medicine, Orthopedics, and Cancer Research.

My name is David Schiman, and I'd like to welcome you to Manayunk Roxborough Community Acupuncture (MRCA)! I founded MRCA in 2008 to provide high quality acupuncture for a reasonable fee. At MRCA, you'll be treated by licensed, nationally board certified acupuncturists. We use pre-sterilized, disposable needles for your safety and comfort. Treatments here are very relaxing. In fact, people routinely fall asleep in the treatment room. We have done tens of thousands of treatments here on well over 5,000 patients. See our testimonials on the website. Please visit to see for yourself www.acupuncturerox.com

Dr. Guo is an osteopathic acupuncturist (PA). She received her MD degree from Heilongjiang University of TCM in 1982 and completed her Master degree in acupuncture at Shanghai University of TCM in 1988. From 08/1988-09/1993, Dr. Guo worked at Shanghai Longhua Hospital of Shanghai University of TCM as an attending physician. In 1994, Dr. Guo started her clinical research creer at The Renal Division of Medical Center of University of Pennsylvania and then The Anesthesia Department of Hospital of Penn until 2005. In 2006, She started her practitioner of osteopathic acupuncture in Philadelphia, Drexel Hill and Media

Whenever possible, I believe in choosing a natural path to health and I emphasize the same for my patients. I find that acupuncture and homeopathy are powerful modalities in restoring the physiological and energetic balance in the body. I view illness and pain as an injury to one's vital force (Qi, life energy). Rather than reactively attack the disease or injury, my approach to acupuncture is to restore health and balance in the vital force, which in turn allows the body to heal itself.