Chinese Acupuncture & Herbology Clinic combines four decades serving Asheville with licensed acupuncturists and the Southeast's largest Chinese herbal dispensary.
Women's health concerns including PMS, infertility, menopause symptoms, menstrual irregularities, endometriosis, and fibroids
Digestive health concerns requiring individualized Chinese medicine treatment
Asheville Integrated Acupuncture offers a free 15-minute consultation and combines acupuncture with cupping, Chinese herbal medicine, and functional nutrition.
Pain management for headaches, neck, shoulder, back, muscular, or hamstring pain
Women's health and fertility support
Stress management, relaxation, sleep, and digestive regulation
South Slope Acupuncture & Wellness combines acupuncture with dry needling and Sports Medicine Acupuncture® for chronic pain, injuries, fertility, and pelvic health.
chronic complex pain conditions
acute injuries and sports injuries
trigger point and myofascial pain
After an initial consultation, the first treatment can take place the same day
Asheville Holistic Acupuncture offers classical Chinese medicine from an NCCAOM-certified, North Carolina-licensed acupuncturist specializing in chronic pain and neurological conditions.
Chronic pain, neuropathy, fibromyalgia, arthritis, or migraines
Patients seeking acupuncture combined with Chinese herbal medicine
Anxiety, PTSD, insomnia, or other stress-related concerns
Acupuncture For Digestive Health specializes in IBS and other digestive disorders, with a North Carolina-licensed acupuncturist and 24-hour scheduling.
Patients seeking acupuncture for IBS, SIBO, GERD, Crohn's disease, or ulcerative colitis
Patients interested in combining acupuncture with Chinese herbal medicine or dietary therapy
Blue Ridge Acupuncture Clinic has served Asheville since 2003 and offers acupuncture, electroacupuncture, ear acupuncture, and Chinese herbal medicine under NC license #238.
Circle Acupuncture and Wellness Clinic offers acupuncture, herbal medicine, and massage for pain, digestive issues, women’s health, and headaches in Asheville.
Acupuncture for back pain, arthritis, joint pain, fibromyalgia, sciatica, neuropathy, or migraines
Digestive concerns including constipation, diarrhea, nausea, bloating, gas, and acid reflux
Women's health concerns involving fertility, menstrual cycles, pregnancy, postpartum care, perimenopause, or menopause
Acupuncture Center of Asheville lists $135 for initial visits, $90 for follow-ups, and discounted treatment packages. Asheville Community Acupuncture uses sliding-scale fees, while prices vary at other clinics.
How long is a first acupuncture appointment?
South Slope Acupuncture & Wellness says initial visits last 60–90 minutes and include a health history, physical examination, and first treatment. Acupuncture For Digestive Health lists initial office visits at 1.5 hours.
Which Asheville acupuncture clinic is suited to sports injuries or trigger-point pain?
South Slope specializes in sports injuries, chronic pain, and trigger-point treatment, with providers trained in dry needling and Sports Medicine Acupuncture®. Acupuncture Center of Asheville also offers sports medicine acupuncture and trigger-point therapy.
Can acupuncture clinics handle an emergency?
These practices are for routine or scheduled integrative care, not emergencies. South Slope specifically advises against using its services for emergency medical conditions; seek emergency medical care when needed.
What credentials should I look for in an Asheville acupuncturist?
Candidates list North Carolina acupuncture licensure, and several also list NCCAOM certification. Confirm the practitioner’s current credentials and ask whether the clinic treats your specific condition.