Sunnyvale
1208 E Arques Ave (cross Lawrence Exp) Suite 112
Sunnyvale ca 94085
Tel（For appointment，预约） : 650-382-7144
Fax：408-900-8183
Email: portiazheng@gmail.com
Sunnyvale ca 94085
Tel（For appointment，预约） : 650-382-7144
Fax：408-900-8183
Email: portiazheng@gmail.com
Dr Portia Zheng see patients by appointment only.
(Always convenient patients)
RatesNew patient visits typically last 1.5 hours and include an in-depth medical history as well as an acupuncture treatment. Return visits are typically one hour and include a ef update on progress and an acupuncture treatment.some may want massage.
Fees for Acupuncture Services New patient detail consultation ,diagnosis analysis $ 120.00 Acupuncture － ＄ 120.00 Return Acupuncture ＄80.-120.00 (discount when payment for 10 visits and budget tight 。.10 次总付或经济困难者给与折扣) Acupressure treatment - $80/30 minutes Open Time (in this critical Cov-19 period): 11AM to 5PM Saturday ,Monday , Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday ( If you are unable to pay the price listed or meet us at the times allocated, please notify us. We will are open to discussion.) 开放时间（在此新冠期内）： 11AM 至 5PM 周一，周二，周三， 周五，周六 （如果患者有时间与经济困难，我们将努力适应患者的需求） |
Insurance
All PPO health insurance plans accepted. No prior prescription from an MD is needed. At your first visit we will take your insurance information and verify your acupuncture benefits. You will be notified of your benefits within 24 hours or at your follow-up visit. The patient is then responsible for payment of the first treatment as benefits must be verified. Since most PPO health plans have a deductible and a copay, that first payment is then applied to that.
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Services
Dr Portia Zheng offers a wide variety of therapeutic services, often used in conjunction. Methods of treatment include acupuncture, herbal and nutritional medicine, manual therapies, cupping, and lifestyle recommendations.
Acupuncture is a form of treatment that employs fine needles at specific points to stimulate the body's healing response.
FAQ
How many treatments will I need?
A standard course of acupuncture therapy generally consists of 8 treatments of 40-60 minutes over 1 to 2 months. These are estimates, however, as specific therapy depends on your condition. Our goal is to achieve quick and lasting results.
Will it hurt?
The individual response to acupuncture varies, but because the needles are so thin, their insertion is generally painless. During a treatment it is common to experience local or traveling sensations of "pulling," "grabbing," or tingling. The most common response to acupuncture is relaxation.
Is it safe?
Acupuncture is extremely safe. One of the best aspects of acupuncture, and Chinese medicine in general, is its remarkably low incidence of adverse effects. Each needle is sterile and used only once.
Acupuncture modalities include:
Orthopedic Acupuncture Trigger-Point Acupuncture Traditional Chinese Acupuncture
Electro-Acupuncture refers to the use of mild electric stimulation at acupuncture points in order to reduce pain and increase function.
Infra-Red Therapy employs a machine that penetrates tissue with a strong light to reduce pain and inflammation.
Qi Gong- We will teach you the proper form of Qi Gong so that you can better regulate the balance and immune system within your body.
Chinese Herbal Medicine constitutes the longest, most documented form of medicine in history. Herbal prescriptions are sophisticated and individualized, and take into consideration the patient's constitution, medical condition, and potential risks and benefits that may arise from cowith dietary supplements and other medications. We also specialize in developing our own personal ointments to treat skin and surgical diseases.
Manual Therapy includes a wide range of bodywork, stretching, resistance, exercise, and massage techniques to reduce pain and stress, and promote healing.
Moxibustion employs the herb mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), burned near specific points of the body, for its warming and blood-invigorating properties, usually in conjunction with acupuncture.
Cupping is a method that uses suction to increase circulation and stretch tissue.
Lifestyle recommendations are a key component of many treatment plans. Dietary, exercise, and sleep habits are the cornerstone of health. They can amplify the benefits of any intervention, and help us to take an active role in our physical and emotional well-being.
Acupuncture is a form of treatment that employs fine needles at specific points to stimulate the body's healing response.
FAQ
How many treatments will I need?
A standard course of acupuncture therapy generally consists of 8 treatments of 40-60 minutes over 1 to 2 months. These are estimates, however, as specific therapy depends on your condition. Our goal is to achieve quick and lasting results.
Will it hurt?
The individual response to acupuncture varies, but because the needles are so thin, their insertion is generally painless. During a treatment it is common to experience local or traveling sensations of "pulling," "grabbing," or tingling. The most common response to acupuncture is relaxation.
Is it safe?
Acupuncture is extremely safe. One of the best aspects of acupuncture, and Chinese medicine in general, is its remarkably low incidence of adverse effects. Each needle is sterile and used only once.
Acupuncture modalities include:
Orthopedic Acupuncture Trigger-Point Acupuncture Traditional Chinese Acupuncture
Electro-Acupuncture refers to the use of mild electric stimulation at acupuncture points in order to reduce pain and increase function.
Infra-Red Therapy employs a machine that penetrates tissue with a strong light to reduce pain and inflammation.
Qi Gong- We will teach you the proper form of Qi Gong so that you can better regulate the balance and immune system within your body.
Chinese Herbal Medicine constitutes the longest, most documented form of medicine in history. Herbal prescriptions are sophisticated and individualized, and take into consideration the patient's constitution, medical condition, and potential risks and benefits that may arise from cowith dietary supplements and other medications. We also specialize in developing our own personal ointments to treat skin and surgical diseases.
Manual Therapy includes a wide range of bodywork, stretching, resistance, exercise, and massage techniques to reduce pain and stress, and promote healing.
Moxibustion employs the herb mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), burned near specific points of the body, for its warming and blood-invigorating properties, usually in conjunction with acupuncture.
Cupping is a method that uses suction to increase circulation and stretch tissue.
Lifestyle recommendations are a key component of many treatment plans. Dietary, exercise, and sleep habits are the cornerstone of health. They can amplify the benefits of any intervention, and help us to take an active role in our physical and emotional well-being.