Welcome To Our Acupuncture Clinic!

Where healing meets humor (and results).

Let’s face it—trying something new for your health can be a little intimidating. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to keep things simple, straightforward, and maybe even a little fun. At North Country Acupuncture in Clifton Park, NY, we’re serious about results-driven care, but we don’t take ourselves too seriously.

Whether you're dealing with back pain, neck pain, knee pain, sciatica, shoulder injuries, tendinitis, or looking to optimize mobility and athletic performance, we’ve got you covered.

This page has everything you need to know before your first acupuncture visit, minus the boring fine print (well, most of it). Let’s dive in…

What to Expect:

Personalized Treatment Plans:

Your health journey is unique, and so is our approach. We’ll craft a treatment plan tailored specifically to your needs, ensuring you receive the most effective care.

Clear Communication:

No cryptic messages or ancient riddles here. We’ll discuss how acupuncture can benefit you in straightforward terms, keeping you informed every step of the way.

Respect for Your Time:

We value your time as much as you do. Our sessions are designed to be efficient without compromising on quality, so you can get back to your day feeling like a superhero.

What Not to Expect:

Musical Wind Chimes:

This isn’t a spa. You won’t find wind chimes, rain sounds, or Bob on the harmonica. But you will find targeted, effective treatment—and a space where comfort meets results.

Instant Miracles:

Acupuncture is powerful, but it’s not magic. Healing is a process, and we’re here to support you through each step toward better health.

Needle Phobia:

Concerned about needles? Fear not! Acupuncture needles are extremely thin—much finer than those used for injections—and are typically painless upon insertion.

Other Need-to-Knows & FAQs:

  • Loose clothing or athletic wear is perfect. We’ll need access to areas like knees, shoulders, and back depending on your treatment.

  • Eat a light meal beforehand, stay hydrated, and arrive a few minutes early. That’s it. No need to stretch or psych yourself up—we’ve got you.

  • We don’t bill insurance directly, but if your plan covers acupuncture, we’re happy to provide a detailed receipt for you to submit for reimbursement.

    Payment is due at the time of your session, and we accept cards and cash.

    If you're planning on coming regularly (which we recommend for best results), we offer 6- and 12-session packages that save you a bit of money and keep you on track with your treatment plan.

  • You’ll find us at 400 Clifton Corporate Pkwy, Ste 499, Clifton Park, NY 12065. Parking’s easy and free right out front.

  • It depends on what we’re working on. Acute injuries may need just a few, while chronic issues or performance goals usually take a little longer. We’ll map out a clear plan at your first visit. But, generally we start out with sessions 2x/wk for the first 2-3 weeks.

  • We specialize in orthopedic acupuncture for sports injuries, back pain, neck pain, knee pain, sciatica, tendinitis, shoulder pain, and other musculoskeletal conditions. Basically, if it hurts when you move—we want to help.

  • Usually, yes—just don’t set a personal record. We recommend taking it easy the rest of the day to let your body process the treatment.

  • Totally fair, and you’re not alone. First off—yes, acupuncture is very safe when done by a licensed pro like Angela. She uses sterile, single-use needles and follows all the best safety protocols.

    Now, about those needles: they’re hair-thin (think: angel hair pasta), and most insertions feel like nothing at all. Some spots can be a little more sensitive, but we always go at your pace. If you’re feeling nervous, we’ll walk you through every step—no surprises, no pressure, just solid care.

More Questions? Don’t Hesitate To Reach Out! We Would Love To Hear From You!

Ready to embark on a wellness adventure that’s both effective and enjoyable?

Book your appointment today and experience the perfect blend of professional care and a touch of lightheartedness.

Bring your pain — we’ve got this

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