Everything you need to know before your first visit — and beyond.
Acupuncture uses thin needles placed at specific body points to reduce pain, relieve stress, and support natural healing. Dr. McClelland is both a medical doctor and certified acupuncturist, so your care combines Eastern and Western medicine.
Cupping uses gentle suction cups on the skin to increase blood flow and release muscle tension. It's commonly used for back pain, soreness, and tightness. You may see temporary circular marks afterward — that's normal and fades within a few days.
Gua Sha uses a smooth tool to gently stroke the skin, stimulating circulation and relieving muscle tension. Some temporary redness may appear but clears on its own.
Korean Hand Acupuncture treats the whole body through specific points on the hand. It's a gentle, precise technique and a great option for patients who prefer a more focused approach.
Absolutely. Dr. McClelland is a board-certified pediatrician with over 20 years of experience. She adapts every session to the child's age and comfort level. A parent or guardian must be present at all pediatric appointments.
It varies by appointment type. Initial consultations are longer since they include a full intake and first treatment. Follow-up sessions are shorter. A team member can give you specifics for your appointment.
Insurance is not billed directly. Payment is due at time of service and all major credit and debit cards are accepted.
Come hydrated, avoid a heavy meal beforehand, and wear comfortable loose clothing. First-time patients should arrive a few minutes early for intake paperwork.
Dr. McClelland will review your health history and goals, then perform your first treatment in the same appointment. Most patients find it relaxing and leave feeling calm.
Yes, for established patients only — meaning you've already had at least one in-person visit. It's a secure video session where Dr. McClelland reviews your care plan and answers your questions.