FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    1. Schedule an Initial appointment, at initial appointment we gather your basic info, medical history, chief compliant, and you can submit insurance information before hand for verification of benefits (Whole Health Holistic Medicine is an out of network provider). You can wait till we send benefits report from our biller to schedule or schedule if paying out of pocket.

    2. We take time to learn about you and your medical concerns to create a treatment plan to get to the root of the issue(s).

    3. Treatment starts the same day and your wellness journey begins.

  • Acupuncture usually doesn't hurt!

    We use thin needles to help your body feel better. Traditional methods balance your body’s energy. Modern methods aim at tight spots, like muscle knots.

    Sometimes, a needle makes a muscle twitch, which feels like a deep, quick soreness. This is a good sign that the treatment is fixing the problem.

    We use a special kind called Neuropuncture that uses science and a gentle electric tickle to help with pain. We also use dry needling to get deep into muscles to make them work right again.

    We will always make sure you are comfortable and safe during your visit!

  • Our acupuncture uses old wisdom and new science to help your body heal.

    We use special techniques to boost blood flow, stop pain, and calm your nervous system. This helps bring balance to your whole body, including your muscles, digestion, and immune system.

    We have helped many people in different places, from soldiers in Afghanistan to athletes and people dealing with long-term sickness. If you have pain or just want to feel better, our goal is to use tailored acupuncture to improve your health and quality of life.

  • Yes, once you submit your information for verification to our insurance biller, we will provide a report of benefits upon completion of verification.

    Whole Health Holistic Medicine will be an “out of network” provider. This allows us to put your care first rather the stipulations insurance providers require that can hinder care and administrative issues. More can read about our decision here: www.wholehhm.com/blog/insurance-network