DO Oriental Medical Acupuncture Clinic

When I went to Sue-​Jing Wang at DO in Jan 2013, I was having multiple migraines a week. After one month or treatment, they started to reduce in frequency and severity. After several more months of treatment, I was down to several migraines per month, which is amazing for somebody who has suffered chronic migraines for 20 years! I continue to go see Sue-​Jing about once every two weeks for a tune-​up, which has kept my migraines at a manageable level more effectively than any medication I have tried (and I have tried many).
Sue-​Jing does not only do acupuncture — she does Chinese medicine. My sessions consist of tuina (chinese massage) and acupuncture, which takes about two hours, and she also gives me chinese herbal medicines as required. She is very intelligent, caring, asks many questions and listens carefully to the answers in order to adjust my treatment properly. She treats problems in a holistic manner — in my case, making the connections between my migraines, digestion, posture, etc. So not only have my migraines improved, but my overall health has also improved significantly. She regularly takes trips to China and Taiwan to learn the latest techniques from experts in the field, which I consider to be a big plus for her patients.
And did I mention that her rates are very very reasonable?!
I recommend her highly, hence my 5 star rating.

It’s a return to basics, the way medicine is supposed to be practiced.
Modern medicine has doctors hiding behind keyboards, basing their treatment decisions on 5 minute canned dialogues with you, and if you are lucky, some blood tests.
Sue-​Jing is a compassionate healer who is dedicated to her craft. She carefully examines the patients with the keenest of observations. She is also constantly updating and expanding her knowledge, so that she can provide better care.
But most impressively, she somehow is able to get my little kids to take a few acupuncture needles without crying.