Acupuncturists in Putnam County, NY
I am a Nationally Board Certified (NCCAOM) acupuncturist licensed in New York and Connecticut. I maintain my practice in Mahopac NY. I provide general, preventative and lifestyle acupuncture for all ages (from newborns to seniors).
I am a Nationally Board Certified (NCCAOM) acupuncturist licensed in New York and Connecticut. I maintain my practice in Mahopac NY. I provide general, preventative and lifestyle acupuncture for all ages (from newborns to seniors).
Combining my experience of over 20 years as an Occupational Therapist, along with eleven years now as an Acupuncturist, I bring a compassionate, trauma informed study and hands on body wisdom to your treatment. The utilization of this palpatory approach provides diagnosis as well as an instant measure of treatment effectiveness, which you will realize in real time. Both Western and Traditional Eastern medicine have their respective strengths and weaknesses. It is my belief, when they are appropriately combined, the patient is well served.
Combining my experience of over 20 years as an Occupational Therapist, along with eleven years now as an Acupuncturist, I bring a compassionate, trauma informed study and hands on body wisdom to your treatment. The utilization of this palpatory approach provides diagnosis as well as an instant measure of treatment effectiveness, which you will realize in real time. Both Western and Traditional Eastern medicine have their respective strengths and weaknesses. It is my belief, when they are appropriately combined, the patient is well served.
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Acupuncture can effectively provide pain management and relief, even when conventional treatment methods have been unsuccessful. Individuals suffering from chronic conditions, such as ongoing back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, arthritis, and recurring migraines, as well as those seeking treatment for relatively new injuries can all benefit from acupuncture treatments at our caring hands acupuncture clinic
Acupuncture can effectively provide pain management and relief, even when conventional treatment methods have been unsuccessful. Individuals suffering from chronic conditions, such as ongoing back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, arthritis, and recurring migraines, as well as those seeking treatment for relatively new injuries can all benefit from acupuncture treatments at our caring hands acupuncture clinic
Are you looking to try Acupuncture? Acupuncture is a safe, natural and effective way to achieve and maintain balance, health and wellness. It has remained the essence of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for over 3,000 years. Acupuncture balances the body and mind and stimulates its natural self-healing abilities by treating the root of the problem. When imbalances or blockages occur, symptoms such as pain, fatigue, emotional issues and disease etc. will manifest. Significant modern research documents the many beneficial influences Acupuncture has on the energetic, immune, hormonal, circulatory and neurological systems of the body without any of the side effects of Western drugs
Are you looking to try Acupuncture? Acupuncture is a safe, natural and effective way to achieve and maintain balance, health and wellness. It has remained the essence of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for over 3,000 years. Acupuncture balances the body and mind and stimulates its natural self-healing abilities by treating the root of the problem. When imbalances or blockages occur, symptoms such as pain, fatigue, emotional issues and disease etc. will manifest. Significant modern research documents the many beneficial influences Acupuncture has on the energetic, immune, hormonal, circulatory and neurological systems of the body without any of the side effects of Western drugs
I would like to bring Acupuncture to those who seek personalized holistic healing. To sustain health, we must make good lifestyle choices as early on in life as possible. I can help determine health patterns according to Traditional Chinese Medicine and recommend a guideline specific for each person to obtain optimal health. Eastern Medicine emphasizes on prevention and health maintenance via daily awareness inclusive of diet, exercise, sleep, perspective, etc. Take charge of your own well-being by nurturing and balancing the body, mind, and spirit. Ideally, good health is maintained, sickness prevented not managed.
I would like to bring Acupuncture to those who seek personalized holistic healing. To sustain health, we must make good lifestyle choices as early on in life as possible. I can help determine health patterns according to Traditional Chinese Medicine and recommend a guideline specific for each person to obtain optimal health. Eastern Medicine emphasizes on prevention and health maintenance via daily awareness inclusive of diet, exercise, sleep, perspective, etc. Take charge of your own well-being by nurturing and balancing the body, mind, and spirit. Ideally, good health is maintained, sickness prevented not managed.
David Li began his practice in the United States in 1993. He worked in Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City as a certified surgical technologist for five years and established his clinic in Brooklyn in 1996. David Li is a New York State licensed acupuncturist and Board-certified in both acupuncture and Chinese herbology. Besides his clinic practice, David Li was a professor and taught acupuncture and Chinese medicine in the American International Acupuncture Institute. On April 2008, David opened and moved to his new modern office at 7104 18th Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11204, provides acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine.
David Li began his practice in the United States in 1993. He worked in Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City as a certified surgical technologist for five years and established his clinic in Brooklyn in 1996. David Li is a New York State licensed acupuncturist and Board-certified in both acupuncture and Chinese herbology. Besides his clinic practice, David Li was a professor and taught acupuncture and Chinese medicine in the American International Acupuncture Institute. On April 2008, David opened and moved to his new modern office at 7104 18th Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11204, provides acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine.
If you’re trying to conceive and feel your body needs deeper support, Chinese medicine views fertility as a reflection of balance—strong Kidney energy, nourished Blood, and smooth Qi flow. Through personalized acupuncture, moxibustion, and customized herbal medicine, treatment focuses on restoring internal harmony so your body can become more receptive to pregnancy, whether naturally or alongside fertility treatments.
If you’re trying to conceive and feel your body needs deeper support, Chinese medicine views fertility as a reflection of balance—strong Kidney energy, nourished Blood, and smooth Qi flow. Through personalized acupuncture, moxibustion, and customized herbal medicine, treatment focuses on restoring internal harmony so your body can become more receptive to pregnancy, whether naturally or alongside fertility treatments.
We work with women who are struggling with fertility, hormonal disorders, symptoms of menopause, autoimmune and chronic conditions.
We work with women who are struggling with fertility, hormonal disorders, symptoms of menopause, autoimmune and chronic conditions.
Ming Jin received eleven years of training at the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, one of China's leading medical schools, studying Oriental and Western medicine. She was an attending physician at Shanghai Wu Song Hospital for her medical residency. Afterward she returned to the Shanghai University of TCM as a graduate student specializing in TCM Cardiology. Employed by the university after completing her Masters' Degree, she went on to post-graduate studies in gynecology and became one of the first women in China to earn a Ph.D. in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Ming Jin received eleven years of training at the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, one of China's leading medical schools, studying Oriental and Western medicine. She was an attending physician at Shanghai Wu Song Hospital for her medical residency. Afterward she returned to the Shanghai University of TCM as a graduate student specializing in TCM Cardiology. Employed by the university after completing her Masters' Degree, she went on to post-graduate studies in gynecology and became one of the first women in China to earn a Ph.D. in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Dr. Zhou is a licensed acupuncturist and neuroscientist, he received his MD from China and obtained his PhD in neuroscience from Japan. He had his resident training in Acupuncture, Orthopedics surgery and Neurology in China, he did postdoctoral research at the the Uni. of Texas. Dr. Zhou has worked in the field of brain research at New York Medical College, the Uni. of Pittsburgh, Columbia Uni, and Weill Cornell Medical College. His research interest is synaptic mechanisms, therapeutic solutions for neurologic diseases, pain, memory, and learning, possesses a strong publication record. Trilingual in English, Japanese and Mandarin.
Dr. Zhou is a licensed acupuncturist and neuroscientist, he received his MD from China and obtained his PhD in neuroscience from Japan. He had his resident training in Acupuncture, Orthopedics surgery and Neurology in China, he did postdoctoral research at the the Uni. of Texas. Dr. Zhou has worked in the field of brain research at New York Medical College, the Uni. of Pittsburgh, Columbia Uni, and Weill Cornell Medical College. His research interest is synaptic mechanisms, therapeutic solutions for neurologic diseases, pain, memory, and learning, possesses a strong publication record. Trilingual in English, Japanese and Mandarin.
As part of her doctoral training in Integrative Medicine, Dr. Olivia engaged in advanced coursework in biomedicine, complementary medicine, and collaborative care. She has written papers exploring the intersection of Eastern and Western approaches to health, and she remains committed to evidence-informed practice. Her academic work focuses on how integrative medicine can bridge gaps in patient care, especially for those with complex or chronic conditions.
As part of her doctoral training in Integrative Medicine, Dr. Olivia engaged in advanced coursework in biomedicine, complementary medicine, and collaborative care. She has written papers exploring the intersection of Eastern and Western approaches to health, and she remains committed to evidence-informed practice. Her academic work focuses on how integrative medicine can bridge gaps in patient care, especially for those with complex or chronic conditions.
Xinping Cao Acupuncture & Massage Therapy P.C.
Acupuncturist, LAc , LMT, Dipl OM, NCCAOM
Smithtown, NY 11787
I hold a Doctor Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine , Masters Degree in Acupuncture/ Chinese Medicine and a Bachelor of Health Science. I am a Diplomat of Acupuncture which is a Certified Diplomat by NCCAOM ( National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine ). Additionally, I am a NYS Licensed Acupuncturist and NCCAOM board certified acupuncturist as well as a NYS Licensed Massage Therapist. I utilize not only TCM (Traditional Chinese Acupuncture), but also Japanese acupuncture and Acupuncture Physical Medicine (APM) to address many needs.
I hold a Doctor Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine , Masters Degree in Acupuncture/ Chinese Medicine and a Bachelor of Health Science. I am a Diplomat of Acupuncture which is a Certified Diplomat by NCCAOM ( National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine ). Additionally, I am a NYS Licensed Acupuncturist and NCCAOM board certified acupuncturist as well as a NYS Licensed Massage Therapist. I utilize not only TCM (Traditional Chinese Acupuncture), but also Japanese acupuncture and Acupuncture Physical Medicine (APM) to address many needs.
We work with people who struggle with dis-ease and restriction and who would like to be comfortable in their bodies. Our service is unique because we use a broad array of methods to tune underlying body/mind imbalances, while treating symptoms. This results in our clients being more likely to achieve healthy, pain-free, and comfortable lives without recurrence.
We work with people who struggle with dis-ease and restriction and who would like to be comfortable in their bodies. Our service is unique because we use a broad array of methods to tune underlying body/mind imbalances, while treating symptoms. This results in our clients being more likely to achieve healthy, pain-free, and comfortable lives without recurrence.
Hello! My name is Hillary Wells, and I am a NY-licensed acupuncturist. As a holistic practitioner, my approach reflects my belief in the powerful interconnection of body. mind, and spirit. I aim to facilitate each client's return to optimal health and wellbeing by addressing imbalance as it manifests at any phase of this continuum, thus promoting harmony of the whole being and empowering the client's own capacity for self-healing. I offer customized acupuncture/bodywork treatments tailored to the client's specific health goals.
Hello! My name is Hillary Wells, and I am a NY-licensed acupuncturist. As a holistic practitioner, my approach reflects my belief in the powerful interconnection of body. mind, and spirit. I aim to facilitate each client's return to optimal health and wellbeing by addressing imbalance as it manifests at any phase of this continuum, thus promoting harmony of the whole being and empowering the client's own capacity for self-healing. I offer customized acupuncture/bodywork treatments tailored to the client's specific health goals.
I treat all conditions through the modalities that I am familiar with. I have been practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)-- including Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology -- for 25 years. I have also taught TCM for 25 years at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York City and have served on the board of the Acupuncture Society of New York and have been working for the national testing organization for the licensure of Chinese Medicine practitioners (NCCAOM) for 25 years.
I treat all conditions through the modalities that I am familiar with. I have been practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)-- including Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology -- for 25 years. I have also taught TCM for 25 years at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York City and have served on the board of the Acupuncture Society of New York and have been working for the national testing organization for the licensure of Chinese Medicine practitioners (NCCAOM) for 25 years.
Jun (Henry) Wu is a NYS licensed acupuncturist. Dr. Wu has devoted himself to practicing and studying Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Tai Chi, Tui Na. He graduated from the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. While practicing as a physician at the municipal hospital in Shanghai, Dr. Wu was selected to work in many foreign countries based on his distinguished performance. For more than 20 years, Dr. Wu has practiced in Westchester, NY, serving the community. The office space of Mamaroneck Acupuncture is a unique place designed to make all patients feel welcome, comfortable, and relaxed.
Jun (Henry) Wu is a NYS licensed acupuncturist. Dr. Wu has devoted himself to practicing and studying Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Tai Chi, Tui Na. He graduated from the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. While practicing as a physician at the municipal hospital in Shanghai, Dr. Wu was selected to work in many foreign countries based on his distinguished performance. For more than 20 years, Dr. Wu has practiced in Westchester, NY, serving the community. The office space of Mamaroneck Acupuncture is a unique place designed to make all patients feel welcome, comfortable, and relaxed.
As Acupuncture is a wholistic medicine and all encompassing, my patients see me for a wide range of issues. Most prevalent conditions that I treat are Pain, both chronic and acute, Psycho-Emotional (anxiety,stress,depression) Digestive, and Gynecological.
As Acupuncture is a wholistic medicine and all encompassing, my patients see me for a wide range of issues. Most prevalent conditions that I treat are Pain, both chronic and acute, Psycho-Emotional (anxiety,stress,depression) Digestive, and Gynecological.
This Is Physical Medicine Acupuncture...and It Works Every Single Time!
Through precise, powerful, yet gentle contacts, and delicate needle application, Physical Medicine Acupuncture (PMA) provides the tools which free physiological defenses, cueing the Central Nervous System to employ its potent self-corrective strategies, inviting order and new dimensions of relief. PMA's unique approach supports a "no force,non chiropractic" model of neural integrity coupled with the unlimited potential of Oriental medicine, no matter what the symptom or complaint!
And It Works Every Single Time!
This Is Physical Medicine Acupuncture...and It Works Every Single Time!
Through precise, powerful, yet gentle contacts, and delicate needle application, Physical Medicine Acupuncture (PMA) provides the tools which free physiological defenses, cueing the Central Nervous System to employ its potent self-corrective strategies, inviting order and new dimensions of relief. PMA's unique approach supports a "no force,non chiropractic" model of neural integrity coupled with the unlimited potential of Oriental medicine, no matter what the symptom or complaint!
And It Works Every Single Time!
Joyce K. Anastasi, PhD, DrNP, FAAN, LAc is a licensed acupuncturist, Diplomat of the NCCAOM and an Advanced Practice Nurse. She holds two doctorates, a PhD from Adelphi University and a DrNP from Columbia University. She is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing. She has been on the faculty of Columbia University for over 16 years and former Helen F. Pettit Endowed Professor. She is currently the Independence Foundation Professor at New York University.
She was appointed and served on the Advisory Board for the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) report on The Use of CAM by the American Public.
Joyce K. Anastasi, PhD, DrNP, FAAN, LAc is a licensed acupuncturist, Diplomat of the NCCAOM and an Advanced Practice Nurse. She holds two doctorates, a PhD from Adelphi University and a DrNP from Columbia University. She is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing. She has been on the faculty of Columbia University for over 16 years and former Helen F. Pettit Endowed Professor. She is currently the Independence Foundation Professor at New York University.
She was appointed and served on the Advisory Board for the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) report on The Use of CAM by the American Public.
My diverse training emphasizing acupuncture and encompassing other modalities, allows me to asses your needs and symptoms and create individualized treatments by combining my knowledge of nutrition, mental health, Chinese Medicine, and Somatic Movement Therapy. I remain a student and am continuously learning new ways for people to achieve self-mastery through healthy sustainable habits. I began my career in the mental health field as a health educator, where I worked for 17 years. In 1993 I received a breast cancer diagnosis and became interested in complementary modalities, including how to use food to heal myself and others.
My diverse training emphasizing acupuncture and encompassing other modalities, allows me to asses your needs and symptoms and create individualized treatments by combining my knowledge of nutrition, mental health, Chinese Medicine, and Somatic Movement Therapy. I remain a student and am continuously learning new ways for people to achieve self-mastery through healthy sustainable habits. I began my career in the mental health field as a health educator, where I worked for 17 years. In 1993 I received a breast cancer diagnosis and became interested in complementary modalities, including how to use food to heal myself and others.
FAQs - About Acupuncture
How can I find an acupuncturist in Putnam County?
To find an acupuncturist near you, enter your city, town, suburb, ZIP code, or the provider's name into the search bar at the top of the page. You can then filter results by provider specialty, treatment technique or style, and even gender to find an acupuncturist who best matches your needs.
When viewing an acupuncturist’s profile, take note of key details such as session costs, their area of specialty, treatment techniques, and location to determine if they’re a good fit. If a provider seems promising, you can reach out via email or phone using the contact information on their profile. During the conversation, assess your comfort level and their expertise in addressing your specific concerns. It’s also a good opportunity to ask about their overall approach to care and confirm any relevant acupuncture credentials they hold.
When viewing an acupuncturist’s profile, take note of key details such as session costs, their area of specialty, treatment techniques, and location to determine if they’re a good fit. If a provider seems promising, you can reach out via email or phone using the contact information on their profile. During the conversation, assess your comfort level and their expertise in addressing your specific concerns. It’s also a good opportunity to ask about their overall approach to care and confirm any relevant acupuncture credentials they hold.
What can acupuncture help with?
Acupuncture is most commonly used to treat chronic pain, including pain caused by physical injuries, arthritis, or migraines. It may also help with autoimmune conditions, nausea, digestive issues, and behavioral health concerns such as anxiety, depression, or insomnia. Rooted in ancient Chinese tradition, acupuncture is based on the belief that illness results from an imbalance in the body’s energy, or “Qi.” Practitioners aim to restore the balance and flow of Qi by stimulating specific acupuncture points throughout the body, which is thought to alleviate pain and other symptoms associated with these conditions.
Acupuncture is typically used alongside medical treatment rather than as a replacement. It is important to note that acupuncture practitioners are not trained to diagnose or medically manage conditions, so it should not substitute regular care from a licensed medical provider.
Acupuncture is typically used alongside medical treatment rather than as a replacement. It is important to note that acupuncture practitioners are not trained to diagnose or medically manage conditions, so it should not substitute regular care from a licensed medical provider.
Is a licensed acupuncturist a doctor?
No, acupuncturists are not medical doctors. To practice acupuncture, there is typically less training needed than that required for medical doctors. Acupuncture practitioners typically need to complete a master’s-level training program and meet a minimum requirement for clinical exposure before obtaining a license. However, licensing requirements vary by state. While most states have established minimum standards, some, such as Alabama, Oklahoma, and South Dakota, do not offer licensure for acupuncturists. In these states, there are no formal education or training requirements to practice acupuncture. The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) oversees acupuncture training and certification. This organization administers the national certification exam, which is required in many states to obtain a state-issued acupuncture license.
How many acupuncture sessions are generally needed?
Acupuncture is typically a time-limited treatment lasting 3 to 6 weeks, with sessions occurring 1 to 2 times per week. However, the duration and frequency of treatment may vary depending on the severity of symptoms and the nature of the condition or injury being treated. Acupuncturists should regularly assess their clients' progress, monitoring changes in symptoms and adjusting the treatment plan as necessary. After completing the initial course of treatment, some practitioners may recommend periodic "tune-up" sessions to help maintain symptom relief and longer-term well-being.
How much does it cost to see an acupuncturist?
The cost of acupuncture sessions typically ranges from $75 to $150 per session, depending on factors such as location, the provider’s experience, and the type of service offered. Some insurance plans may cover a portion of these costs, so it’s worth checking your specific coverage details. Additionally, some acupuncturists offer session packages or discounts for clients who commit to multiple sessions upfront, providing a more cost-effective option for those seeking ongoing treatment.
Is acupuncture covered by insurance?
Insurance coverage for acupuncture varies depending on the client’s insurance provider and specific plan. In many cases, insurance will cover a limited number of acupuncture sessions if the client has a referral from a medical doctor. The growing focus on non-opioid treatments for chronic pain has increased interest in acupuncture and led to improved insurance coverage in some plans. However, coverage often comes with conditions, such as copayments, limits on the number of sessions, or restrictions on the types of conditions eligible for treatment. For example, Medicare Part B generally covers acupuncture only for chronic low back pain. Clients should review their insurance policy to understand the extent and specifics of their plan's coverage of acupuncture treatments.