Yeah, it’s unfortunate that insurance doesn’t cover it. I’m sure I won’t be able to go very often, but I just got an acupressure mat that I’m going to use at home as well.
Stephanie Clarke I had one a few years ago that I ended up getting rid of, but I’m in a very different place/mindset now about healing. I just got this new mat last night so I’ll keep you posted. The one I just bought is different from the old one I had and so far I really like it.
jennifer I need to go at least twice a month. She is very reasonable. My challenge is time. She is an hour away, I travel for work so it's a very slim window for me. I also use a mat. I think it helps. Very relaxing.
It helps me a lot. I stopped going for a couple years and noticed a big difference when I started back up. Everyone reacts differently so it's worth trying for a few months. I have Kaiser and I get 12 visits a year. I go once a month so I don't have to pay anything. It's worth double checking with your insurance especially since you'll often get different answers from different people. The acupuncturist may be able to help with what specific questions need to be asked when talking to the insurance company.
As you have more sessions the results last longer. Worth noting, I feel tired the night and day after, but then I feel amazing. It’s normal to feel wiped out right afterwards because of the energy movement in your body.
Yes! Wouldn’t be functioning with out him. It has to be the right one though. First time was at Kaiser, no improvement at all. Then I found this one through a friend. Absolute miracle worker, he has recently retired:( but his son has taken over and he is helping me tremendously. I go now to maintain where I am... Every 2-3 weeks. Eventually 1 time a month again.
I absolutely swear by acupuncture. I’ve been going once per week and I’ll soon be switching to once every other week. It helps so much with the pain in my feet. It took about 3 sessions to truly feel the difference.
Not me
Yes. I had an awesome practitioner but she closed. She helped me more than anyone or anything. The new person is Ok but I don't think I go enough.
Yeah, it’s unfortunate that insurance doesn’t cover it. I’m sure I won’t be able to go very often, but I just got an acupressure mat that I’m going to use at home as well.
Jennifer Chase how do you like the Matt I waa thinking of trying one
Stephanie Clarke I had one a few years ago that I ended up getting rid of, but I’m in a very different place/mindset now about healing. I just got this new mat last night so I’ll keep you posted. The one I just bought is different from the old one I had and so far I really like it.
jennifer I need to go at least twice a month. She is very reasonable. My challenge is time. She is an hour away, I travel for work so it's a very slim window for me. I also use a mat. I think it helps. Very relaxing.
Jennifer Chase what kind of Matt and where did you get it?
Please let me know how it goes. I'm curious.
It didn't help. But I went only two times. I hope it would help after more visits.
I think it takes more time and being consistent, but at least you tried it.
it did not help me at all
Didn't help my RA at all, but did completely cure my plantar fasciitis about 20 years ago and it's never returned.
It helps me a lot. I stopped going for a couple years and noticed a big difference when I started back up. Everyone reacts differently so it's worth trying for a few months. I have Kaiser and I get 12 visits a year. I go once a month so I don't have to pay anything. It's worth double checking with your insurance especially since you'll often get different answers from different people. The acupuncturist may be able to help with what specific questions need to be asked when talking to the insurance company.
It helped my 2 tears in my hip labrum and no more allergies.
May I ask where did you have the pain from the torn hip labrum? How did it happen? Did you need surgery?
It's very relaxing for a few hours.. Afterwards. But comes right on back.. I hear great things though for stroke patients though.
Yes, it’s wonderful!
As you have more sessions the results last longer. Worth noting, I feel tired the night and day after, but then I feel amazing. It’s normal to feel wiped out right afterwards because of the energy movement in your body.
Yes! Wouldn’t be functioning with out him. It has to be the right one though. First time was at Kaiser, no improvement at all. Then I found this one through a friend. Absolute miracle worker, he has recently retired:( but his son has taken over and he is helping me tremendously. I go now to maintain where I am... Every 2-3 weeks. Eventually 1 time a month again.
I absolutely swear by acupuncture. I’ve been going once per week and I’ll soon be switching to once every other week. It helps so much with the pain in my feet. It took about 3 sessions to truly feel the difference.
Nope. In fact the acupuncturist had to stop after making it worse
It definitely helps me.