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Browse 5 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Acupuncture in White Rock, British Columbia. Initial assessment costs average $128. Compare pricing where available, directory trust signals, and clinic review snapshots.
5 practitioners found · avg. initial assessment $128
R.Ac.
Canadian Han TCM Clinic 汉中医诊所
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Cosmetic Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine.
White Rock, BC
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5.0 (29 clinic reviews)
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Accepting patients
Chief Training Instructor of FSN Acupuncture in Canada
Canadian Western TCM Clinic
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Cosmetic Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine.
White Rock, BC
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4.9 (96 clinic reviews)
$128
Mandarin
Accepting patients
R.TCM.P.
Canadian Western TCM Clinic
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Fatigue Management.
White Rock, BC
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4.9 (96 clinic reviews)
$128
Mandarin
Accepting patients
R.Ac.
Feng Li Acupuncture Clinic
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Mental Health Support.
White Rock, BC
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4.1 (25 clinic reviews)
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Accepting patients
R.Ac.
Feng Li Acupuncture Clinic
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Herbal Medicine.
White Rock, BC
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4.1 (25 clinic reviews)
Pricing unavailable
English
Accepting patients
There are currently 5 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Acupuncture listed in White Rock, BC on TCMThrive.
The average initial assessment cost for TCM practitioners focused on Acupuncture in White Rock is approximately $128.
TCM practitioners focused on Acupuncture in White Rock speak: English, Mandarin.
Acupuncture is an area of practice within Traditional Chinese Medicine. Practitioners may use acupuncture, herbal medicine, and other TCM modalities to support patients. Outcomes may vary.