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Health knowledge made personal
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Health knowledge made personal
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The acupuncturists I have gone to have cost $65-70/hour. If you went weekly, that would cost $260-280/month. This may sound like a lot but consider that if you bought some sort of high-end coffee plus a scone at a place like Starbucks daily, you could spend $150/month or more on that alone. Or, if you go to bars with friends you could spend $20/more on drinks in an evening. You could end up spending $50/week just on bars, for a total of $200/month. Or, you could go to an expensive hairdresser costing $150 or go get your hair done at Supercuts for under $20.
So consider your priorities - is it more important to eat out or improve your health? At the height of my chronic fatigue syndrome, I was barely making any money at all but I spent whatever I could on healers. That money always came back to me tenfold.
Stephanie! Are you talking about Dongguk Royal University when you mention "free Friday?"
I believe this is for someone who doesnt have health insurance. I know its kind of a big range, but i'm sure thats all depends on the practitioner you will go to.
I hope this helps somewhat
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Average price per acupuncture session
Posted by Veronica R.
A year ago, I went to an acupuncturist back in my hometown for the first time for lower back pain. It worked wonders; the pain has not returned since then. I've been wanting to see an acupuncturist in the Stanford area, but the thing is my health insurance as a Stanford Employee does not cover acupuncture or acupressure. I'm disappointed, since I know acupuncture really helped treat a pain that had been bugging me for years.
Does anyone know the average price for an acupuncture session if one does not have health insurance that covers it?