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Sunday, March 17, 2013

PRICES, POLICIES AND APPOINTMENTS




ACUPUNCTURE PRICES:

Initial Acupuncture Treatment:    
$150.00 (Initial Consultation and Treatment)

Follow-Up Acupuncture Treatment:    
$100.00

Initial Consult (Acupuncture):
$50 (15 minutes)

Community Chair Acupuncture (Treatment of Ear, Hands and Feet):
$50.00

Initial Herbal Consult:
$100.00 (30 minutes)

Follow-up Herbal Consult:
$75.00 (15-30 minutes)

Acupuncture Packages:
10 Acupuncture Treatments for $750.00 ($75 per treatment)
  6 Acupuncture Treatments for $510.00 ($85 per treatment)
  
Each session includes Acupuncture for both sides. These treatments must be used within 1 year of the purchase date. You can authorize anyone to use your treatments if scheduled it in advance, subject to $50 Initial Consult Fee. There are no refunds available with this offer after 15 days from purchase.

LASER PRICES (WEIGHT-LOSS, SMOKING CESSATION AND PAIN RELIEF):

First Treatment with Laser (Initial Consult and Therapy) $200.00

1 Follow Up Laser Session $150.00

7 Treatment Program for $725 (Protocol as Supported and Recommended by Scientific Research)


STUDENTS (WITH STUDENT ID): Individual treatments are priced at $100.00 for an Initial Treatment and $65.00 for Follow Up Treatments. Buy a Package of 6 Acupuncture Treatments for $300.00. There are no refunds available with this offer after 15 days from purchase.

INSURANCE COVERAGE: We accept insurance with the proper approval forms submitted to our office from your health insurer prior to treatment (Some Policies Cover Acupuncture in some Instances- United Health Care, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Ohio State University).

INJURY AND ACCIDENT CLAIMS: We accept BWC (Bureau of Worker's Compensation) claims with an authorized C-9 Form and Car Accident Injury claims with proper insurance documentation and Letter of Protection from your Lawyer.


ACUPRESSURE PRICES:

1.0 HOUR Shiatsu Acupressure Massage $150.00 (60 minutes)


Columbus Acupuncture and Laser Cancellation and Return Policy:
         
Our Cancellation Policy is as such:
We aim to provide our clients the highest quality service and pride ourselves on our exceptional team. If you should cancel in less than 24 hours of your scheduled appointment, we not only lose your business, but also the potential business of other clients who may have taken your scheduled time. The full acupuncture service fee will be charged if the appointment is cancelled less than 24 hours in advance.

Our Return Policy on Packages is as such:
We accept returns on packages with a $75 return processing fee as well as subtraction of the value of any treatments used at regular non-package pricing. Returns must be within the first 15 days from purchase and refunds will be processed within 30 days of the request. After the 15-day time period from the purchase date there are no returns on packages for any reason. Package treatments can be used by anyone authorized by the purchaser and expire after 12 months to 3 years from the purchase date dependent on the package purchased. If you have any questions call 614-849-2099.

Monday, June 9, 2008

(Acupuncture) Prescription Law Dropped in Ohio


Governor Ted Strickland signed SB 245 on Friday May 23, 2008. The new acupuncture practice bill will be enacted 90 days from that date. The OAAOM will be holding an explanatory meeting Sunday June 22, 2008 for all Ohio acupuncturists.

What this law change basically means is that there will be no further requirement for an Acupuncture Prescription for most acupuncturists in Ohio. There will be a $500,000 malpractice insurance requirement associated with this law as well. Acupuncturists in Ohio will now be allowed to designate their title as L.Ac. (Licensed Acupuncturist) as an added bonus.

Those acupuncturists who are being licensed for the first time will be required to fulfill a one year probationary period before being allowed to treat without a prescription. This period must be free from disciplinary action in order to begin practicing without the prescription requirement.

This is excellent news for Acupuncturists who have been unfairly controlled by the Medical Board in the state of Ohio. There is not even one acupuncturist on the board governing their activities. I for one am happy about this long overdue regulatory change of an unfair and outdated law. This allows acupuncturists in Ohio to begin practicing their profession properly and without the interference of a civil rights violating law. Let's fight the Ohio Acupuncture Herb Ban next!

Peace, Ahmed Edwards (614) 849-2099.