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Specials


Remedial Massage Prepaid Package

remedial-massage3* 60mins treatments                                $259 (approximately $86/ visit)

5* 60mins treatments                                $399 (approximately $79/ visit)

10* 60mins treatments                              $749 (approximately $74/ visit)

 

 

 

     Terms & Conditions

  • Health fund rebate available with the invoice.
  • The card is treated like cash, as lost or stolen card cannot be replaced or refunded.
  • No stamped loyalty card issued.
  • Cannot be conjunction with any other offers.
  • All pre-paid packages expire 6 months from the date of purchase.
  • Prepaid package is non-refundable or exchangeable.
  • Offer may be withdrawn at any time.
  • All rights reserved by Acurepoint Health Clinic.

Acupuncture Prepaid Package

acupunctureWe offer the prepaid package for our acupuncture treatments. The purpose of the packages is to make treatments more accessible and affordable for patients that are well informed about treatments and benefits and have decided to continue treatment. No packages are sold to ‘lock in’ any patient to the treatment they do not desire or mislead patients about benefits of treatment. The package may vary depend on individual conditions. Packages are non- refundable and non-transferable.

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Fee Schedule

Acupuncture

Initial Consultation and Treatment                                              $95

Standard Consultation and Treatment                                       $75

Initial Consultation and Treatment (Concession)                  $90

Standard Consultation and Treatment (Concession)           $70

Additional treatments

Cupping /Scraping /Tui Na                                                               $30/ea

Prices of Wellness Programs are shown on each page if charged differently. 

Remedial Massage

Remedial Massage — 30mins                                              $60

Remedial Massage — 60mins                                              $90

Remedial Massage — 90mins                                              $135

Chinese Herbal Medicine 

Initial Chinese Medicine Consultation                            $40

Standard Chinese Medicine Consultation                     $20

Chinese Herbal Medicine                                                      From $30/week

Herbs are charged separately, should they be required. Our Chinese herbal includes granulated power or patent herbal pills.

 

Health fund Rebate

You may eligible to claim a rebate from your private health insurance company for acupuncture, remedial massage and Chinese herbal medicine consultation by registered practitioners. For more rebate information, we recommend you contact your health fund directly prior to making a booking.

Please note that not all practitioners are claimable or registered with every health fund. When booking please ask for a practitioner who is registered with your Health Fund. It is your responsibility to contact your insurer to check you are covered.

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Gift Vouchers

Gift Vouchers is available in our clinic. A perfect gift for any occasion! A great idea for birthdays, mothers day, fathers day, valentine’s day, Christmas or just to say thank you to someone special.

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Patient Information

First Appointment

The following suggestions are provided to help you have a safe and relaxing experience with your treatment. If you have any questions, please contact us prior to your first visit.

  • Be sure to arrive at your appointment early. Arriving early will give you time to complete any necessary paperwork and relax before your treatment.
  • Bring a list of current medications and try to come to the appointment in a relaxed state of mind so as to help your body accept the treatment to its fullest.
  • It is best to eat a light meal or snack an hour or two prior to your appointment – you will be most comfortable if you are neither hungry nor stuffed. Also don’t eat or drink anything that can discolor your tongue (coffee, mints, soft drinks, etc).
  • Do not brush or scrape your tongue when you brush your teeth before acupuncture.
  • Avoid alcohol on the day of your treatment. Acupuncture is not performed on intoxicated individuals due to the increased risk of shock. It is also not advisable to become intoxicated shortly after treatment.
  • Please wear loose, comfortable clothing with pants that can be rolled up to the knee.

Post-Treatment Care

We hope these tips can help to improve your comfort and enhance the effect of your treatment after your visit to our clinic. As always, if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact our clinic and practitioners.

  • During and after your treatment you may feel relaxed, slightly “spacey”, or pleasantly energized. Some people feel nothing at all. All of these reactions are considered normal.
  • In the hours after a treatment, your body is still going through a physiological rebalancing process. To maximize the treatment effect, avoid vigorous exercise, hot tubs, and drugs or alcohol for several hours.
  • Sometimes bruising, small lumps or pain may occur after treatment. This is an indication of the body clearing out stagnation of the toxins. It will usually clear within a few days.
  • Some people often can feel a little light-headed after a treatment. This is normal as it is the result of the endorphins released during the treatment.
  • Drink two or three extra glasses of room temperature water following the session to allow for any toxins to be flushed out, particularly after the massage.
  • The last but not least is stay warm. We also recommend a warm neck pillow for at-home relaxation.
  • You may notice relief of your health concern in the hours or days following your session or it may take several sessions to experience a change. In the majority of cases, a clear benefit is evident within 3-4 sessions (although more sessions may be required to thoroughly resolve the problem).

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Fertility & IVF Support

Are you struggling to fall pregnant? Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine restore the natural balance of the human body and can be effective in treating both male and female infertility. In addition, Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine assist the IVF process by: stabilizing the hormones of the menstrual cycle, improving ovarian and uterine blood flow, promoting ovulation and improving egg quality, improving quality and thickness of  the endometrium, supporting the luteal phase (progesterone), facilitating embryo implantation and preventing miscarriage, improving sperm count, motility and morphology.

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Senior Diseases

People in Australia are living longer than ever before. However, senior life is not just living longer, but staying healthy. More than half of all adults 65 and older have three or more chronic medical problems, such as Alzheimer’s disease, heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, or arthritis. Acupuncture has a long history in the treatment of senior health concerns. As seniors are subjected to a wide range of medications, Acupuncture helps to restore the natural Qi energy flow throughout the body, reducing the need for so many over-the-counter medicines. Acupuncture can also help to reduce the side effects of stronger medicines and is even known to help boost the efficacy of prescribed drugs.

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Women’s Health

21st Century life-style can be challenging, particularly for women who are required to become masters of juggling multiple aspects of life all at the same time. Many women come to our clinic exhausted, dealing with “mysterious” health issues and looking for answers. Thankfully, acupuncture and Chinese medicine may be able to help and it is ideal for women looking for support in following areas: fertility, pregnancy care and morning sickness, hormone balancing, menopause support, hot flashes, eliminating painful periods and much more.

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Respiratory Problems

Acupuncture is a very effective treatment for respiratory disorders, from allergies and asthma, to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. It views the degeneration of pulmonary function as a systemic issue. This means that not only the functioning of the respiratory system must be addressed, but the vital function of the whole body must be addressed as well. Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine are most helpful with: common cold and flu, cough, allergies, hay-fever, Stomach flu, Sinusitis/Rhinitis, asthma, pneumonia and chronic bronchitis.

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Insomnia

Getting enough sleep is really important in maintaining a healthy and productive lifestyle. If you’re not getting enough sleep, or if your sleep is disrupted, you will probably find that it’s having a negative impact on your life. Traditional Chinese Medicine treat insomnia by taking into consideration your overall balance of mind, body, and spirit. The condition may be treated using acupuncture, herbal remedies, diet and lifestyle changes, and relaxation techniques. Treatment will be highly individualized and will depend on the underlying cause of the insomnia.

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Headache & Migraine

Headache is one of the most common health-related conditions in Australia, with around 15 per cent of us taking pain-relieving medication for a headache at any given time. It is likely that nearly all of us will experience headache during our lifetime. Acupuncture has long been used to treat headaches. It is not only effective for migraine, but also works very well with tension headaches, cluster headaches, and disease-related headaches that might be due to sinus problems, high blood pressure or sleeping disorders.

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Huay Ing (Evie) Goh

Huay Ing (Evie) Goh is a registered Chinese Medicine practitioner with AHPRA and CMRB and holds a double degree in Chinese Medicine and health science from RMIT University. She was drawn to study Chinese Medicine after seeing the emphasis it places on treating patients holistically. Chinese Medicine utilises the patient’s own energy, or Qi, to help to return the body to a state of balance.

Providing natural fertility treatments and IVF support are a passion of Evie’s. When treating infertility, Evie provides an integrative approach by combining Chinese medicine, with its in-depth understanding of women’s health; with the western biomedical approach.

Women’s health issue are a major area of interest for Evie. These include regulating menstrual cycles, helping alleviate symptoms that arise from hormonal imbalances and in treating gynaecological conditions such as endometriosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome, menopausal syndrome and dysmenorrhea.

A firm believer in the impact the emotions have on the physical being, Evie has a particular interest in the treatment of emotional disorders such as anxiety and depression. The treatment of emotional disorders is particularly relevant when working with women’s health and fertility, as these issues can be so close to patient’s mental health.

Evie speaks fluent English, Mandarin and Malay language. She is a member of FCMA.

AHPRA Registration number: CMR0002011022