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Traditional Oriental Medicine Oriental Medicine is a comprehensive medical system that includes acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal preparations, massage therapy, nutrition, and exercise. In recent years many people have chosen Oriental Medicine as their primary health care resource for a wide variety of health problems. In addition to treating your primary health complaints, the benefits of Oriental Medicine include pain relief, immune enhancement, and increased energy and well-being. This is because Oriental Medicine treats the whole person, not just the individual symptoms. Herbology Herbology represents one of the most powerful healing traditions in use today. Oriental Herbology represents the most organized, consistent, and accessible herbal system available to us. Herbal preparations may be recommended for you based on an understanding of the picture that emerges from your individual situation according to traditional Chinese patterns and nutritional concepts. These formulas can be prepared by our in-house herbal pharmacy. |
Acupuncture Acupuncture consists of the gentle insertion and stimulation of thin, disposable, sterile needles at strategic points near the surface of the body. The needles are much finer than the familiar hypodermic needle. While many patients are initially skeptical of the fact that acupuncture is pain free, they soon discover that it can be quite pleasurable. Acupuncture has been proven to stimulate the release of opiate-like hormones and induce a deep state of relaxation, balance, and healing. Tui Na Massage & Acupressure For most people, Oriental Medicine usually conveys the idea of acupuncture and herbology, but the term refers to many methods of healing united by their view of the human being as deeply linked to the natural world and governed by the laws of Yin and Yang. These healing methods include fundamental traditions that have emerged from 3,000 years of practice and study. Tui Na is a traditional method of touching and manipulating the body and acupressure points that provides a noninvasive method of remediating structural and soft tissue dysfunction. It is an extensive system used both independently and as an adjunct to acupuncture. |
Full Consultation
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Acupuncture Treatment & Herbal Consultation Initial Visit..............................$120 Follow-up Visits......................$80 Herbal Consultation................$70 |
Tui Na Therapeutic Bodywork 30 minutes.............................$30 60 minutes.............................$55 |
Please call 212-965-1503 for an appointment. 24-Hour cancellation notice required.
Yongen Shi, L.Ac., MD (China), Grand Meridian Staff Practitioner,
is a graduate of Tongji Medical College in Wuhan, and Beijing Traditional Chinese Medical College in Beijing, China; as well as a Scholarship recipient in the Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Royal Postgraduate Medical School in London, England. Most recently, he held the position of Chief Acupuncturist/Coordinating Manager for Harlem Hospital Center's Psychiatric Department Chemical Dependency Program. Dr. Shi brings with him more than 50 years clinical experience in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal medicine.
Hong Wei Zhang, L.Ac., MSTOM, Grand Meridian staff practitioner,
is a graduate of Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She has been a teacher, researcher and practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, Japan and the United States for over 20 years. Her specialties include treatment of HIV, cancer, gynecology and neurological disorders. She teaches Points 6, and is a Clinical Supervisor.
Cynthia Siu, L.Ac., MSTOM, Assistant Clinical Director,
has earned a master degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Pacific College Of Oriental Medicine. Cynthia Siu is currently the Assistant Clinical Director at Grand Meridian Clinic where she coordinates patient care and clinical services. Ms. Siu has extensive clinical training in Gynecology and Internal Medicine.
Helen Zhang, B.S., Grand Meridian Receptionist,
Helen is part of the Kamwo team that provides support services to our online business. She has overseen the Grand Meridian Clinic for over ten years. Helen provides assistance to patients, practitioners and students.
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