Hiddenknoll Acupuncture Clinic

Acupuncture

Boone, NC

Hiddenknoll Acupuncture Clinic offers acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, and addiction treatment in Boone, with post-Covid and Long Covid support.

  • Patients seeking support for PTSD, trauma, or emotionally induced illness
  • Patients seeking addiction treatment
  • Patients seeking post-Covid or Long Covid support

Blue Ridge Acupuncture & Integrative Health

Acupuncture

Boone, NC

Blue Ridge Acupuncture & Integrative Health serves six North Carolina counties with acupuncture, functional medicine, neurofeedback, and neuropathy treatment.

  • Patients seeking acupuncture
  • Patients seeking functional medicine
  • Patients interested in neurofeedback

Boone Community Acupuncture Clinic

Acupuncture

Boone, NC

Booneclinic provides medical-legal research and claim screening focused on adverse-event evidence, causation, and eligibility documentation.

  • Researching potential Tysabri-associated PML claims
  • Reviewing drug-related adverse-event evidence
  • Organizing symptom onset, prescribing, and provider records for claim screening

Burton Moomaw Acupuncture

Acupuncture

Boone, NC

Burton Moomaw Acupuncture offers $90 appointments in Boone plus a free 10-minute phone consultation before treatment.

  • Patients seeking acupuncture for back, neck, joint, muscle, or sports injuries
  • Fertility, menstrual, menopause, or other reproductive health concerns
  • Patients seeking treatment for anxiety, depression, stress, or insomnia

Whispering Waters Wellness

Acupuncture

Boone, NC

Whispering Waters Wellness specializes in chronic pain, combining acupuncture, electroacupuncture, and Tui Na under a nationally board-certified, North Carolina-licensed acupuncturist.

  • chronic pain that has persisted despite physical therapy, massage, medication, injections, or rest
  • sciatica and nerve pain
  • herniated discs and cervical radiculopathy

Acupuncture in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does acupuncture cost in Boone?

Burton Moomaw Acupuncture lists appointments at $90. Prices for the other practices are not provided in the available information, so ask about initial and follow-up visit fees when scheduling.

How long does an acupuncture appointment take?

Whispering Waters lists initial visits at 75–90 minutes and follow-ups at 60 minutes. Hiddenknoll describes one-hour appointments that include intake, diagnosis, treatment planning, and treatment.

Which Watauga acupuncture clinic treats chronic pain or sciatica?

Whispering Waters specifically lists chronic pain, sciatica, nerve pain, herniated discs, cervical radiculopathy, and unhealed soft-tissue injuries, with acupuncture, electroacupuncture, and orthopedic Tui Na.

Do local acupuncture clinics accept insurance?

Whispering Waters states that it does not accept insurance. Coverage and payment policies for the other listed practices are not provided, so confirm them before booking.

Can I get acupuncture without needles?

Burton Moomaw offers laser and electrical stimulation options for children and adults who prefer not to use needles.