Eastway Wellness Acupuncture FAQs
Starting a new treatment can bring up questions. Here are answers to some of the things patients commonly ask before an acupuncture appointment.
Does Eastway Wellness Acupuncture accept insurance?
Yes, we accept most of the health insurances in Massachusetts. We also accept Worker Compensation, and Auto injury insurance. You can provide your health insurance information in the Contact Us. We will check your coverage. Please keep in mind that insurance verification is not a guarantee of payment.
Can acupuncture treat body pain like lower back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, and headache/migraine?
Yes. Acupuncture is an effective treatment in treating body pain. We have a lot of patients coming to treat pain everyday. Pain mangement is covered by most of the insurance plans.
Can acupuncture treat Bell's palsy?
Yes. Acupuncture can help to stimulate the nervous system, reduce facial nerve inflammation, and improve facial muscle function. Earlier is better when using acupuncture for Bell's palsy. In our experience, when patients start acupuncture just days after the onset of Bell's palsy, some of them can recover in two weeks. We usually suggest patients come 2-3 times a week for the first two weeks of the treatment in order to get better results.
Can acupuncture treat Women's health issues like menopause symptoms, hormonal imbalance, hot flash, and night sweats?
Acupuncture can help to influence the nervous system, regulate neurotransmitters, promote relaxation, and reduce those Women's health issues. We usually suggest patients to also take herbal medicine. The combination of acupuncture and herbs can yield better results in treating Women's health issues.
Can I combine acupuncture with Stretch Treatment Therapy?
Absolutely. Our clinic specializes in integrating both therapies to enhance healing, flexibility, and relaxation.
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📞 Call 781-688-0138 to schedule an appointment. The ‘free 30 minute trial session’ is no longer provided.