The clinic
People hurt in a crash, or on a shift, often call us unsure who pays. We built the front desk around that call.
Four acupuncturists share a quiet suite on Kingsley Avenue. Our billing manager, Randy Price, looks at your health plan, your claim or workers' compensation before you arrive, and tells you what he finds. He is not a clinician and does not give clinical advice. The acupuncturists explain what they plan before any needle goes in, and you can say no to any of it.
The team
Each acupuncturist is licensed by the State of Florida. The license for each is in the footer of every page.
Lead acupuncturist
Shaniqua started the clinic and still sees patients most days. She runs the first visit for people hurt in a crash or at work, and she explains each step before she begins.
Licensed acupuncturist
Santos sees many adults with long-running back, hip and leg pain. He sees patients in English and in Spanish, and keeps his notes plain.
Licensed acupuncturist
Suzanne keeps visits slow and gentle. If needles worry you, ask for her: she can begin with cupping or a hands-on assessment and move to needles when you are ready.
Licensed acupuncturist
Ashton sees people who are on their feet at work, and those with a late shift. He is the one to ask about electroacupuncture.
Call or send a message and tell us how you were hurt, or which plan you have.