Licensed Acupuncturist Sarah Frances Butler Fan is NCCAOM certified in herbal medicine as well as acupuncture and provides diet, exercise and lifestyle advice, as appropriate within the context of the acupuncture session. Acupuncture is becoming increasingly recognized as a great method of preventative care and a complement to Allopathic (Western) medicine.
Frances often has doctors refer patients to acupuncture for headaches, pain, sports injuries, stress or anxiety and digestive disorders as well as other complaints. She also enjoys working alongside Physical Therapists, Massage Therapists and Chiropractors to ensure her patients progress as fast as possible in recovery. Because acupuncture has its roots in traditional East Asian medicine, it can provide a unique way of looking at stubborn conditions that may not have responded well to other therapies in the past.
O.M is amazing! I have always avoided acupuncture for health because of the needles. I hate getting shots! However, a severe foot injury and massive nerve damage had left me feeling let down by established American Medicine.
Frances often has doctors refer patients to acupuncture for headaches, pain, sports injuries, stress or anxiety and digestive disorders as well as other complaints. She also enjoys working alongside Physical Therapists, Massage Therapists and Chiropractors to ensure her patients progress as fast as possible in recovery. Because acupuncture has its roots in traditional East Asian medicine, it can provide a unique way of looking at stubborn conditions that may not have responded well to other therapies in the past.
O.M is amazing! I have always avoided acupuncture for health because of the needles. I hate getting shots! However, a severe foot injury and massive nerve damage had left me feeling let down by established American Medicine.
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S. Frances Butler Fan is a licensed acupuncturist and an NCCAOM certified herbalist.
She received her Master of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, the top acupuncture school in the United States, in 2010.
She also holds a BA in Exercise Science from Willamette University and interned in the hospital setting at the Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China.
She has performed thousands of acupuncture treatments over the last 10 years.
She received her Master of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, the top acupuncture school in the United States, in 2010.
She also holds a BA in Exercise Science from Willamette University and interned in the hospital setting at the Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China.
She has performed thousands of acupuncture treatments over the last 10 years.
Acupuncture is believed to date back as far as the stone age, and hieroglyphics from as early as 1600-1100 BC refer to acupuncture (i, ii).
But why should we use it now?
With all the new medical technology and discoveries out there, what makes acupuncture and Oriental medicine a good choice for health care?
What do I mean by holistic?
Holistic means that East Asian medicine treats a person as a whole, and believes that the health of the body, mind and emotions are all linked together.
It is not possible to separate them and achieve good clinical results.
But why should we use it now?
With all the new medical technology and discoveries out there, what makes acupuncture and Oriental medicine a good choice for health care?
What do I mean by holistic?
Holistic means that East Asian medicine treats a person as a whole, and believes that the health of the body, mind and emotions are all linked together.
It is not possible to separate them and achieve good clinical results.
Your insurance provider should have a website and or phone number on your insurance card that you can use to find out what your benefits include.
If acupuncture is not covered, you may be able to choose a plan that does cover it when you renew your benefits.
Some insurers cover acupuncture for specific conditions but not others, or only cover acupuncturists who are in network.
We do not bill directly, but offer a Superbill receipt which has all the information your insurance company requires to reimburse you for your treatment.
If acupuncture is not covered, you may be able to choose a plan that does cover it when you renew your benefits.
Some insurers cover acupuncture for specific conditions but not others, or only cover acupuncturists who are in network.
We do not bill directly, but offer a Superbill receipt which has all the information your insurance company requires to reimburse you for your treatment.
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