Rates listed below are pre-tax.
| New patient first session: | $97 |
| Acupuncture session: | $79 |
| Three-Session Package: | $208 |
| Children under age 12: | $42 |
| Twice Weekly Acupuncture: | $130 |
| Happy Baby, Labor induction, or early 3rd trimester check-in: | $60 |
| 30-min. Herbal Consultation for returning patients (herbs not included): Call/text 505.690.8048 to schedule Herbal Consult. |
$42 |
Herbs, stones, essential oils are available at additional costs.
Cash, checks or credit cards are accepted forms of payment.
Cigna Open Access Plus, Cigna GPO Health Insurance, Presbyterian Health Plan, New Mexico Health Connections, Triwest Veteran's Choice. BCBS and United can be billed if you have out of network acupuncture benifits. Some supplemental Medicare packages include acupuncture benifits.
Please contact Full Well Acupuncture at least 2 days before your first appointment, Monday through Thursday, with your full name, date of birth and insurance member number. We will verify your acupuncture benefits, deductible and co-pay prior to your visit.
Insurance generally covers acupuncture as medically necessary for any of the following indications:
To avoid being charged, please cancel appointments at least 24 hours in advance using the online system.
I tore my right knee up years ago and went through 2 months of rehab. When that didn’t work they operated and followed it with another 6 months of rehab. So when I twisted my left knee a few years back, I was pretty sure I was in for a similar ride. Dr. Gregg said, “Let’s try some acupuncture.” I’m a bit of a wuss around needles but Dr. Gregg is so good with them that they really didn’t hurt. After a dozen sessions or so, over a 30-day period, my knee was back to normal. Surgery and eight months of constant pain versus a month of tiny needles? I’ll take the needles.
