My friend and I came up with that title for myself. It properly describes what I do because I don’t use a specific, limited range of tools. By being a licensed acupuncturist as well as a licensed massage therapist, my expertise is vast.

(It’s also a homage to my grandfather, who was an auto mechanic for his entire life.)

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The primary difference is that I do not double-book myself. When you arrive for your appointment, you are the only person I am seeing at that time.

Also, depending on what we are doing, I could be working face-to-face with you and your condition for the full 60 minutes. The time is all yours.

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Short answer: not really, but you will feel it.

My intention is to never cause pain, because my experience tells me it is not necessary. I am constantly checking in with you to make sure you are comfortable.

Does acupuncture hurt? Does orthopedic massage hurt? was last modified: February 5th, 2023 by Brent Garcia

Yes. We encourage that. We are not an “instead of” provider.

We believe in being fully integrative and collaborative to provide superior care for you.

Can I still see my other practitioners, doctors, or health care providers? was last modified: February 5th, 2023 by Brent Garcia

Initial assessments and treatments last 90 minutes and currently are $185.

Follow-up visits are 60 minutes and $100.

Acupuncture or dry needling sessions are 45-minutes and $85.

We accept cash, check, all cards, and Venmo. Consider using your FSA or HSA.

How much does it cost? was last modified: February 5th, 2023 by admin