Move Better.
Recover With Confidence.
Acupuncture and personalized musculoskeletal care for active people, weekend athletes, and those managing sports-related pain.

From Sudden Strains to Repetitive Stress
Whether discomfort began during a workout or developed gradually over time, we consider how it affects your movement and daily activities.
Shoulder & Elbow Pain
Discomfort with lifting, throwing, reaching, or repetitive upper-body activity.
Knee & Ankle Pain
Pain or stiffness during running, climbing, squatting, or changes in direction.
Back & Neck Strain
Muscle tightness, restricted movement, or pain after physical exertion.
Overuse & Tendon Pain
Recurring discomfort associated with repetitive training or activity.
Your body works hard.
Your care should be personal.
Sports-related pain can affect anyone who runs, lifts, plays recreational sports, or simply wants to stay active.
We Look Beyond the Pain Score.
Your activity, injury history, movement limitations, and symptom patterns guide the treatment plan. We monitor changes in comfort and function over time and adjust care as appropriate.
Mobility · Activity tolerance · Functional goals
Everyday motion matters.

A Practical Approach to Active Recovery
Care is tailored to the individual presentation and may complement an existing medical or physical therapy plan.
Acupuncture
An individualized option for managing selected musculoskeletal pain conditions.
Additional Techniques
Electroacupuncture, cupping, or manual approaches may be considered when appropriate.
Progress Review
We revisit pain, motion, and activity-related limitations as care continues.
Treatment selection depends on the clinical assessment. Not every technique is appropriate for every injury.
Simple, Thoughtful Steps
Tell Us Your Story
We discuss how symptoms began, activity demands, previous care, and your main goals.
Clinical Assessment
We review painful motions, affected areas, and relevant functional limitations.
Personalized Care
We discuss suitable treatment options and monitor your response across visits.
When to seek medical evaluation first
Severe swelling, an obvious deformity, inability to bear weight, major weakness, or new numbness after injury warrant prompt medical assessment. Acupuncture should not delay evaluation of suspected fractures or significant acute injuries.
Questions Before Your Visit?
Acupuncture may be considered as part of care for selected musculoskeletal pain conditions. The potential benefit depends on the condition, severity, and individual response. It does not replace necessary medical evaluation.
No. We see active adults, recreational athletes, and people experiencing discomfort after exercise or repetitive activity.
Often, care can be coordinated alongside an existing rehabilitation plan. Please tell us about your diagnosis, current treatments, and any restrictions from your treating clinician.
Visit frequency and duration vary with your symptoms, goals, and response. A personalized plan can be discussed after an assessment.
Coverage depends on your plan and benefits. Please contact our office to request a benefit check before scheduling.
Bring relevant imaging or medical reports if available, a current medication list, and a brief description of which activities cause discomfort.
Let’s Talk About Getting You Moving Again.
Individualized acupuncture care for musculoskeletal pain and active lifestyles. Appointment only.
Call (909) 642-4936 and leave a voicemail for our office.
