New patient treatments at Quabbin Valley Acupuncture are longer than return visits and include a rigorous intake in order to form an individualized, complex Chinese medical diagnosis. Plan on spending an hour or more at your first appointment. 

Patient and practitioner will work together to plan a course of treatment and set goals. Much of the appointment will involve discussion of the current condition along with an in-depth traditional Chinese medical assessment. A short acupuncture session is also included along with possibly some of the other traditional Oriental medical therapies (cupping, gua sha, tuina, diet and lifestyle counseling, and traditional Chinese herbal medicine). 

The cost for the first treatment is the same as a return visit, $50 due at time of service. 

New patients please print and fill out these forms and bring them to your first appointment: 

 Patient Information Form Health History Form 

Like an initial visit, patient and practitioner will take time to discuss progress, changes in the condition, and goals. Acupuncture and possibly other Oriental medicine therapies will be provided. Return treatments are usually shorter than initial treatments, taking about an hour.  

Return visit cost is $50 due at time of service. 

Like an Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine treatment the initial session includes a rigorous intake in order to form an individualized, complex Chinese medicine diagnosis. The initial treatment will take around 30 minutes. A Chinese herbal medicine plan will be discussed and herbs will be ordered and available for pick-up on a later date. Please print and fill out the following forms to bring to your first appointment:

Patient Information Form  Health History Form

Return visits will include a quick discussion about progress, changes in condition, and goals, and the herbal formula may be changed. Return visits may be shorter than 30 minutes. 

Both initial and return visits are $40 due at time of service. Not including the cost of herbs. 

A discount of 10% is given off of Acupuncture & Oriental medicine treatments to seniors over the age of 60.

At this time Quabbin Valley Acupuncture does not accept insurance.

Quabbin Valley Acupuncture accepts cash, check, Visa, and MasterCard. Payment is expected at the time of service.