Find & Compare Acupuncturists in Your Area!

Acupuncturists insert thin, sterile needles at specific points on the body to treat pain and other conditions; many also offer cupping, moxibustion, electro-acupuncture, and Chinese herbal medicine. People commonly arrive here with chronic back or neck pain, migraines, arthritis, stress and poor sleep, nausea during chemotherapy, or as part of fertility treatment.

Most states license acupuncturists, usually requiring a graduate degree and national board certification, and the license should be posted in the office. Ask about training and years in practice, whether single-use disposable needles are standard (they should be), and how many sessions are typically needed before you should expect a change. Pricing is usually per session, with the first visit longer and more expensive, and some health plans now cover acupuncture for specific conditions such as low back pain. If herbs are recommended, ask what is in them and whether they interact with your medications. For hands-on bodywork without needles, massage therapists are listed separately.

Acupuncture practices on this page submitted their own listings, and a person reviewed each before it went live. If you are a licensed acupuncturist, apply to get listed — free, and it takes just a few minutes.