Watch our new CLINIC TOUR VIDEO and explore the PANDEMIC INFO tab above to learn about changes we've made and what to expect when you come in for a treatment. We are starting with reduced hours so schedule now to reserve your spot!. Our goal is to promote health & wellness, so the last thing we want is to spread disease. Our efforts to keep our Staff & Clients safe while they are in our clinic will hopefully limit exposure while still providing the healthcare services our Community needs right now.
Your cooperation & support makes Community Acupuncture possible. If we all work together this virus doesn't stand a chance! Acupuncture for the People is just that - a community centered healing practice whose goal is to make Chinese Medicine more accessible. Our practice is modeled after modern clinics in China where patients are treated in a group setting.
People relax in comfy recliners or on a massage table. Several clients are seen per hour so each person can pay less, making the medicine available to everybody regardless of income.
Your cooperation & support makes Community Acupuncture possible. If we all work together this virus doesn't stand a chance! Acupuncture for the People is just that - a community centered healing practice whose goal is to make Chinese Medicine more accessible. Our practice is modeled after modern clinics in China where patients are treated in a group setting.
People relax in comfy recliners or on a massage table. Several clients are seen per hour so each person can pay less, making the medicine available to everybody regardless of income.
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ACUPUNCTURE for the PEOPLE is located in South Eugene at 2833 Willamette Street, Suite E. We are on the East side of Willamette between 28th & 29th Avenue across from the Market of Choice shopping center.
There's parking available in our lot and on Oak St, and if you choose to ride your bike there's convenient bicycle racks close to our office, a few doors down near the mailboxes.
If you're riding the bus, you can access our office by the 22, 24, 25 & 73 routes and Amazon Station is just a few blocks away.
There's parking available in our lot and on Oak St, and if you choose to ride your bike there's convenient bicycle racks close to our office, a few doors down near the mailboxes.
If you're riding the bus, you can access our office by the 22, 24, 25 & 73 routes and Amazon Station is just a few blocks away.
At times it may be inconvenient, you must follow extra rules & be especially polite but it's worth it to get where you're going.
In our case your destination is a relaxing Acupuncture vacation.
IF YOU ARE SICK-STAY HOME we won't charge a fee, but please give us as much notice as possible.
Give others 6 feet of space, you may have to step aside and wait until directed that it is safe to pass.
Treat our staff like Air Traffic Controllers (sorry, no glow sticks).
We ask that you bring your own face covering, it doesn't need to be fancy as long as it's comfortable and clean.
In our case your destination is a relaxing Acupuncture vacation.
IF YOU ARE SICK-STAY HOME we won't charge a fee, but please give us as much notice as possible.
Give others 6 feet of space, you may have to step aside and wait until directed that it is safe to pass.
Treat our staff like Air Traffic Controllers (sorry, no glow sticks).
We ask that you bring your own face covering, it doesn't need to be fancy as long as it's comfortable and clean.
Chinese medicine was developed about five thousand years ago.
There were no x-ray machines, microscopes and no human dissection (cutting open the body would offend the ancestors.)
So the only way to understand how the body worked, was to observe everything - sleep, diet, thirst, digestion, urine, feces, phlegm, sweat, sexual function, menses, emotions, etc.
It's like a jigsaw puzzle, the more pieces you have the better idea of what the whole picture might look like.
The medicine developed in a time when people lived very close to nature.
There were no x-ray machines, microscopes and no human dissection (cutting open the body would offend the ancestors.)
So the only way to understand how the body worked, was to observe everything - sleep, diet, thirst, digestion, urine, feces, phlegm, sweat, sexual function, menses, emotions, etc.
It's like a jigsaw puzzle, the more pieces you have the better idea of what the whole picture might look like.
The medicine developed in a time when people lived very close to nature.
Otherwise, plan to arrive a little early to fill them out at the office.
At the check-in station outside you'll find hand sanitizer and a NEW CLIENT clipboard with a Health History and Consent forms (double-sided).
We'll join you outside for a quick screening and invite you in once you're done with the forms.
The receptionist will briefly orient you to the clinic and take your payment on a little tray (we accept cash, check and will sanitize your card after use).
The Acupuncturist will chat with you briefly before ushering you to a clean recliner in the treatment room.
At the check-in station outside you'll find hand sanitizer and a NEW CLIENT clipboard with a Health History and Consent forms (double-sided).
We'll join you outside for a quick screening and invite you in once you're done with the forms.
The receptionist will briefly orient you to the clinic and take your payment on a little tray (we accept cash, check and will sanitize your card after use).
The Acupuncturist will chat with you briefly before ushering you to a clean recliner in the treatment room.
Acupuncture for the People charges a sliding scale of $25-$50 per treatment (there is a one-time $15 fee for the initial consultation).
What you pay is up to you, there is no income verification required.
We understand that everyone's situation is different and our primary goal is to make Chinese Medicine accessible by making it affordable.
We accept cash and personal checks at the office and can also process credit & debit card payments (for a.50 transaction fee).
You may also prepay for future visits - we can arrange a payment package that works for you.
What you pay is up to you, there is no income verification required.
We understand that everyone's situation is different and our primary goal is to make Chinese Medicine accessible by making it affordable.
We accept cash and personal checks at the office and can also process credit & debit card payments (for a.50 transaction fee).
You may also prepay for future visits - we can arrange a payment package that works for you.
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