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Best Acupuncturists in Baltimore, MD

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Our goal is to connect people with the best local professionals. We scored Baltimore Acupuncturists on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best.

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Baltimore, MD 21201

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4.8 (78)
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4.9 (66)
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5.0 (11)

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Charm City Integrative Health offers acupuncture to clients in Baltimore who are experiencing a wide array of problems, including migraines, allergies, asthma, stress, high blood pressure, and insomnia. Other services that it offers are cryotherapy, red light therapy, infrared sauna, wellness coaching, clinical counseling, and medical cannabis registration. Its resident doctor Tom Ingegno has been providing acupuncture treatments since 2001. He has been vice-chair of the Maryland State Board of Acupuncture since 2013 and the former director of Acupuncture at Nava Health and Vitality Centers.

College Park, MD 20740

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5.0 (6)
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5.0 (5)

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Center Point Healing is an acupuncture clinic located in College Park and serving the Greater Baltimore area. Patients visit the clinic for a range of conditions including allergies, HIV & AIDS, hypertension, facial rejuvenation, menopause, PMS, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, colds, cancer care, stress, and weight loss. Aside from acupuncture treatments, the center has Chinese herbal medicine and nutritional counseling.

Annapolis, MD 21401

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4.3 (3)

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Full Circle Healing Arts has been offering acupuncture services to residents of Annapolis and the surrounding areas since 1994. The clinic's services include acupuncture, family medicine, physical therapy, nutrition, massage, psychotherapy, addictions, Chinese herbs, Reiki, and thermography. Patients receive acupuncture for chronic and acute pain, auto-immune diseases and allergies, pediatric issues, gynecology, gastrointestinal ailments, and psycho-emotional conditions and addictions.

Cockeysville, MD 21030

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5.0 (3)

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Acupuncture Center of Baltimore is a Cockeysville acupuncture clinic. Patients use the clinic's services for pain, digestive issues, nausea, respiratory complaints, mental and emotional well-being, reproductive issues, and enhanced athletic performance. The acupuncturist is state licensed and has passed National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) exams. The center also offers moxibustion, tui na bodywork, and cupping.

Catonsville, MD 21228

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5.0 (3)

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Mardi Campbell Acupuncture provides acupuncture services to residents of Catonsville and the Greater Baltimore area. The clinic treats allergies, anxiety, asthma, acute and chronic pain, depression, digestive disorders, headaches, insomnia, menstrual and fertility issues, stress and stroke rehabilitation. Mardi Campbell is certified in Neuroscience Nursing and Critical Care Nursing and received her Masters Degree in Acupuncture (M.Ac.) from the Traditional Acupuncture Institute (TAI) in 2000.

Baltimore, MD 21211

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5.0 (21)
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4.5 (13)

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Mend is an acupuncture office serving the Greater Baltimore area. The practice offers a walk-in, community clinic with $25 visits, a Chinese herb clinic, pediatric acupuncture services, and one-on-one treatments where insurance is accepted. Conditions treated by acupuncturists cover stress, allergies, insomnia, back pain, depression, arthritis, muscle tension, fertility, migraines, joint pain, and sinus pressure.

Towson, MD 21286

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5.0 (1)

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Five Stones Integrated Health Clinic is a Townson acupuncture practice which offers a range of alternative medical services. These cover acupuncture, life coaching, specialized services, and massage therapy. The clinic uses acupuncture for fertility issues, facial rejuvenation, smoking addiction, and end-of-life care. Vanina Wolf was named a “TOP DOC” in acupuncture by Baltimore Magazine and is board-certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.

Baltimore, MD 21211

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5.0 (9)
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5.0 (5)

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Full Moon Acupuncture & Apothecary is a Baltimore acupuncture clinic. Patients visit the center to be treated for migraines, anxiety, anger, night sweats, trauma, fertility, shyness, low libido, ADHD, eating disorders, chemotherapy, and chronic pain. The practice also offers a seasonal cleanse series, classical stone medicine, yoga classes, group acupuncture, nature art, and poetry.

Timonium, MD 21093

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5.0 (5)
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5.0 (2)

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Sally Monaghan Acupuncture is located in Timonium and serves the Greater Baltimore area. The clinic treats arthritis, insomnia, sciatica, tendinitis, allergies, and a range of other issues. Sally Monaghan, B.S., L.Ac., holds a degree in Oriental Medicine from the American Institute of Oriental Medicine and is a member of the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association. Ms. Monaghan specializes in gynecology and infertility and also practices at Shady Grove Fertility Clinic.

Baltimore, MD 21210

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5.0 (9)
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5.0 (1)

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BlueGreen Acupuncture & Bodywork is a Baltimore acupuncture practice offering treatments to calm the nervous system, stimulate the relaxation response, decrease pain, and improve circulation. The office also provides aromatherapy, Chinese herbs, massage, Reiki, Zero Balancing, and treatments for children and teens. BlueGreen Acupuncture & Bodywork is a sustainable office. Erin E. Mitchell, L.Ac., M.Ac., M.S.O.M. has masters degrees in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from the Maryland University of Integrative Health.

Baltimore, MD 21210

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J. Ladan Nabet, Licensed Acupuncturist, practices acupuncture, tui na bodywork, acupressure, cupping, and moxibustion in Baltimore, to help relieve pain and chronic conditions. Ms. Nabet has passed the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine board examinations and is licensed by the state of Maryland. She specializes in sports medicine and nervous system regulation.

Baltimore, MD 21230

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4.2 (5)
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5.0 (2)

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Baltimore Acupuncture Center offers acupuncture treatments to residents throughout the Baltimore Metro area. The center offers 5 Element and 8 Principle Acupuncture, nutritional counseling, stress reduction via yoga and meditation, life coaching, and massage as well as physical therapy. Chris Hammond L.Ac, M.Ac. was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sri Lanka and obtained a Master in Acupuncture Degree from the Tai Sophia Institute as well as a Teachers Certificate from the Yoga Center of Columbia.

Baltimore, MD 21209

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5.0 (17)

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Point Well Taken is a Baltimore acupuncturist with services for a range of disorders and disease. Laura Coleson-Schreur has been in the health care field for over 35 years and has practiced acupuncture for over 20 years. Ms. Coleson-Schreur is a licensed, board-certified acupuncturist, a certified Chinese herbalist, a certified animal acupuncturist, and registered nurse. Prospective clients can get a free consultation by filling out an online survey.

Hunt Valley, MD 21030

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4.8 (20)
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5.0 (15)

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Hunt Valley Acupuncture & Herbal provides Traditional Five Element Acupuncture to the Baltimore Metro area. A range of disorders can be treated including osteoarthritis, sleep disorders, vomiting, chemotherapy side effects, dizziness, back pain, and digestive issues. Rabab Al-Amin, M.Ac., L.Ac., Dipl Ac. (NCCAOM), C.ZB is certified and licensed in general acupuncture, Chinese Herbal medicine, acupuncture detoxification, facial rejuvenation acupuncture, and Zero Balancing.

22 West Padonia Rd STE B-324, Timonium, MD 21093

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4.8 (105)
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5.0 (6)

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Cloud 9 Acupuncture is located in Timonium, Maryland. It was established more than eight years ago and serves clients throughout the Baltimore, Maryland, area. The clinic specializes in treating localized pain, as well as issues such as anxiety and fertility. Acupuncture treatments at Cloud 9 are also available to treat pregnancy symptoms or aid in weight loss. Other services that are available include cupping, Gua Sha, and traditional Chinese medicine.

Baltimore, MD 21209

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5.0 (11)
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5.0 (9)

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Strength & Vitality Wellness Center offers acupuncture services to patients throughout the Baltimore area. Some of the issues treated by the clinic are anxiety, depression, lower back pain, panic attacks, sinus infections, allergies, joint pain, sports injuries, excess weight, arthritis, and nutritional imbalances. Cara-Michele Nether has over ten years of experience in acupuncture and is a licensed Baltimore acupuncturist, whole foods nutrition counselor, and certified personal trainer.

Nottingham, MD 21236

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5.0 (24)
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5.0 (24)

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Black Sheep Community Acupuncture, LLC is a Nottingham acupuncture center. Patients receive treatment for chronic pain, depression, fibromyalgia, bronchitis, osteoarthritis, addiction, carpal tunnel, asthma, menopause, and other conditions. The clinic uses a $15-$35 sliding scale to charge clients and seeks to allow all patients access to acupuncture care no matter their financial situation. Valerie Reeves Kurek is a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine through the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.

Towson, MD 21286

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5.0 (11)

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Community Acupuncture of Towson (CAT) provides acupuncture treatments to the Baltimore Metro area. A range of conditions is treated including addictions, high blood pressure, anxiety, autism, digestive disorders, insomnia, cancer, and infertility. The practice is a social business and a member of the Peoples Organization of Community Acupuncture wherein customers pay what they are able to afford. Clients should make appointments, though walk-ins are welcome.

Compare our Top Acupuncturists

NameExpertise RatingAddressPromotionsLearn more
Charm City Integrative Health
Baltimore, MD 21201
Center Point Healing
College Park, MD 20740
Full Circle Healing Arts
Annapolis, MD 21401
Acupuncture Center of Baltimore
Cockeysville, MD 21030
Mardi Campbell Acupuncture
Catonsville, MD 21228
Mend
Baltimore, MD 21211
Five Stones Integrated Health Clinic
Towson, MD 21286
Full Moon Acupuncture & Apothecary
Baltimore, MD 21211
Sally Monaghan Acupuncture
Timonium, MD 21093
BlueGreen Acupuncture & Bodywork
Baltimore, MD 21210
J. Ladan Nabet, Licensed Acupuncturist
Baltimore, MD 21210
Baltimore Acupuncture Center
Baltimore, MD 21230
Point Well Taken
Baltimore, MD 21209
Hunt Valley Acupuncture & Herbal
Hunt Valley, MD 21030
Cloud 9 Acupuncture
22 West Padonia Rd STE B-324, Timonium, MD 21093
Strength & Vitality Wellness Center
Baltimore, MD 21209
Black Sheep Community Acupuncture, LLC
Nottingham, MD 21236
Community Acupuncture of Towson (CAT)
Towson, MD 21286

FAQs

  • Introduction

    Acupuncture is an alternative medicine technique. It involves the strategic placement of small, fine needles puncturing the skin on various areas of the body to relieve pain or treat other medical conditions. The needles are left in place for about 10 minutes to half an hour while the patient relaxes. The selection of the proper acupoints requires skill and knowledge.

    The practice of acupuncture originated in Asia many centuries ago. Chinese acupuncture may also involve electrical stimulation or heat application for heightened effect. Some Chinese acupuncturists also slowly spin or twirl the needles after insertion. On the other hand, Japanese acupuncture is less invasive, with shallow needle insertion and no needle manipulation. Korean acupuncture focuses on needle placement only in the feet and hands.  

    Though acupuncture was highly controversial in Western medicine for many years, most of the medical community now recognizes its effectiveness for pain management. Only anecdotal evidence exists for treatments beyond pain relief.
  • How does acupuncture work?

    Research hasn’t yet determined exactly how acupuncture works, but there are two main theories. One is that it operates on a neurological level by stimulating muscles, nerves, and connective tissues, triggering natural pain relief effects. Others believe acupuncture balances a person’s energies — chi — creating physical, emotional, and mental harmony, which relieves pain and improves health. 

  • Does Medicare cover acupuncture?

    Medicare Part B covers acupuncture solely to treat low back pain. The condition must have no known cause and have lasted for at least 12 weeks. Only a doctor or properly licensed and trained medical provider may perform the acupuncture. Medicare initially approves up to 12 sessions over 90 days. With demonstrated improvement, up to eight more visits may be allowed.

  • Is acupuncture effective?

    Studies by the National Institute of Health confirm the effectiveness of acupuncture for addiction, nausea, headaches, asthma, some stroke rehabilitation, and pain management for various conditions. The NIH studies support the use of acupuncture alone and combined with traditional treatment methods. Additional research by other scientific and medical organizations demonstrates that acupuncture is typically successful in the treatment of pain.

  • Does acupuncture hurt?

    Acupuncture should not be painful. The unfamiliar sensation may be uncomfortable at first, but that typically goes away after the first session. People with high sensitivity levels or low pain tolerance may experience heightened sensations. However, any discomfort should be minor and brief. Some common feelings at the acupuncture points are warmth, tingling, heaviness, or mild achiness.

  • How much does acupuncture cost?

    Acupuncture prices vary greatly, ranging from $50 to $300 per session. Initial sessions usually cost more than follow-up appointments. Initial sessions on the high end of the pricing scale usually include a consultation and medical exam along with the acupuncture session. Some acupuncturists offer membership price breaks or discounts for prepaid multiple sessions. Shop around before deciding on an acupuncturist.

  • Does insurance cover acupuncture?

    Some health care insurance carriers cover acupuncture for specific medical conditions. But it depends on the location, insurance provider, insurance plan, and reason for the treatments. Aetna, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Cigna, United Health Care, Health Net, Banner Health, and Humana are examples of some private insurers that may cover acupuncture with various restrictions. Contact your provider to learn more.