Good Medicine can accommodate two simultaneous massages if our schedule allows; however, due to the layout of our clinic, the massages will be in separate rooms.

While Good Medicine does not bill directly to insurance for massage or acupuncture, we can provide you with a coded invoice that is accepted by most insurance companies. After submitting this invoice, you can be reimbursed for your visit.

We require 24 hours notice for rescheduling an appointment. When you book with us you are reserving a time that cannot be used if you cancel the appointment under short notice which puts a great deal of strain on the clinic and its therapists. We do our best to be accomodating while still protecting our practitioners.

Acupuncture is a recognized treatment for a wide array of issues. For thorough research and complete lists of what types of ailments acupuncture can treat, visit any reputable acupuncture site.

Yes! We are able to run your HSA card so long as it allows acupuncture or massage treatments as part of your plan.

In order to ensure that everyone has the ability to receive the care they need, Good Medicine operates on a sliding scale fee for acupuncture services. Sliding scale means your appointment cost varies based on your income. You do not have to prove your income when you visit us. We trust you

A community acupuncture space is an open environment with semi-private beds or chairs. This open environment helps reduce costs and provides an open, healing space shared by everyone.