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Browse 6 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Joint Pain Management in North Vancouver, British Columbia. Initial assessment costs average $165. Compare pricing where available, directory trust signals, and clinic review snapshots.
Joint Pain Management focuses on addressing discomfort and inflammation in joints through therapeutic approaches. Practitioners may use acupuncture, manual therapy, and herbal remedies to support mobility and help manage pain.
6 practitioners found · avg. initial assessment $165
R.TCM.P.
Good Vibes TCM® Healing Centre · QubeCore Sports & Rehab
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Pediatric Health Support, Menopause Support.
Surrey, BC
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5.0 (693 clinic reviews)
$165
Cantonese · English
Accepting patients
Dr.TCM.
North Vancouver Acupuncture
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Migraine Support, TMJ Management.
North Vancouver, BC
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5.0 (3 clinic reviews)
Pricing unavailable
Accepting patients
Dr.TCM. MSc., Instructor, CTCMA Registered Doctor of TCM, CTCMA Registered TCM Practitioner, Certified Point Injection Therapist
Pinetree Acupuncture (North Vancouver) 송화당
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Autoimmune Support, Immune System Support.
North Vancouver, BC
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5.0 (12 clinic reviews)
Pricing unavailable
Accepting patients
There are currently 6 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Joint Pain Management listed in North Vancouver, BC on TCMThrive.
The average initial assessment cost for TCM practitioners focused on Joint Pain Management in North Vancouver is approximately $165.
TCM practitioners focused on Joint Pain Management in North Vancouver speak: Cantonese, English, Mandarin.
Joint Pain Management focuses on addressing discomfort and inflammation in joints through therapeutic approaches. Practitioners may use acupuncture, manual therapy, and herbal remedies to support mobility and help manage pain.