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MOVING FORWARD: A HEALTHIER NEW YEAR!
As the calendar year restarts with 2022, many of us are contemplating a restart for ourselves as well! Whether focusing on our mental,...


MEN'S HEALTH AFTER 40 . . .
Chinese Medicine has emerged as the go-to medicine for many men in the past 10-15 years, and especially those approaching their 4th decade.


A Holistic Approach to Orthopedics - Part II
THE FIRST SESSION We begin treatment with an assessment of the areas that the patient expresses concern about. Then treatment commences...


Vertigo – A Holistic Approach to Treatment
WHAT IS VERTIGO Vertigo is a type of dizziness where the person feels a spinning or swaying movement, typically accompanied by nausea,...


The Art of Mask Wearing & COVID-19
Are you wearing a mask to protect yourselves and others?
Show us! We'd love to see photos - you can send them to: info@sevenpointwellness.c


ROAD TRIP! OH, MY ACHING BACK . . .
Easy Lower Back Pain treatment, Gentle Relief of Back Pain, Acupuncture, Orthopedic Injury Recovery and Treatment


PAIN MANAGEMENT – 5 REASONS WHY ACUPUNCTURE SHOULD BE YOUR “GO TO” CHOICE
Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine is a powerful tool for addressing pain conditions throughout the body. There are few to no side effects, it's readily available in most location, and pain relief generally begins on the first treatment.


Acupuncture: A Solution to the Pain Management Crisis?
As we ease into the ever-changing healthcare landscape, one thing to be excited about is that the Joint Commission (JACO) of the United States has directed major hospitals to offer non-opioid options for pain starting on January 1st, 2019! Based on the success of hundreds of studies, acupuncture is one of the leading options hospitals have agreed would provide pain relief when opioids would not be appropriate for the patient.


Acupuncture in the U.S. and the Hospital of the Future
2014 HEALTH CARE REFORM POLICY & ACUPUNCTURE By 2014, Section 3502 of President Obama’s health care reform could mandate the Bureau of Health Statistics to formally recognize acupuncture as a profession, opening the door to Medicare coverage for acupuncture, serving our growing elderly population, as well as providing it as an option for millions of low- and middle-income Americans in need of care. Although acupuncture is still relatively “new” to the United States, its inte
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