East West Acupuncture & Herbs

They say that they do blood letting, but they do not. She will try and sell you on cupping and other services. Don’t waste your time.

I read some of the one star reviews and I have to say I agree with them.
I did like my treatment but i didnot care for the demeanor of the doctor and how SHE PUSHES HERBS-(I NEVER USED THEM) THose particular herbs. I do believe in herbs for sure no doubt but I found her overwheminly pushy and a little too high on her self. She needs to learn calm caring bedside mannor.

I have been getting acupuncture from Dr. Rita Huang for more than 2 years. At the beginning I visited her due to my back pain suffered for a long time. It was amazing! After four treatments with Acupuncture and Chinese medicine she made, my back pain was gone. It surprised me!
Dr. Rita Huang is a very knowledgeable with Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is a very professional doctor. She gave me lots of good suggestions about how to maintain a healthy life ! she is very attentive and affordable! Also I believe she will treat you with good Chinese tea in her office!

Found this place on Unilocal,saw great reviews and went to see Dr Rita. Walked in there’s no where to sit, I made appt to come back later cause the Dr was busy. I went in to get acupuncture and a few herbs, was told $ 65 for acupuncture before we started and got charged $ 110 for 4 days worth of herbs and acupuncture! She was very abrasive and kinda of rude about my issues. I left there feeling taken advantage of, once I realized she only gave me some of the herbs so the next day, I called to ask why she never gave me all the herbs she spoke about during treatment? She told me I needed more acupuncture and to buy more herbs!!! Really? Strange to think most herbs in there are only $ 30 so how did my bill become $ 110. Something is not right. If you want to get taken advantage of and over charged go here. I won’t be coming back and pay to have someone be rude and over charge me! 65+30 is 95 not 110

Dr. Rita Huang is a tough-​love acupuncturist. Her methods are therapeutic, but brutal. Her English is fair, but sometimes required repeating. The treatment rooms are small, clean, and utilitarian. If you are a masochist, or just willing to suffer a little for the greater benefit of your health, then Dr. Huang is your dream doctor. The needle insertion stings, the e-​stim gets turned up until your toes curl, the cupping leaves you looking like you were assaulted by a squid, and the herbs taste like, well, crap. But it’s the real deal. And you’ll feel better after.

Dr. Rita is amazing! Tell her your issues she pins you where its good! I can’t say enough about her, she knows what you’re feeling inside, she’s so old school! Very down to earth and very easy to talk to, you tell her your problems she tells you the solutions, and i love her chinese herbs!!!

Dr. Rita Huang is the sole practitioner at East West, but that’s okay, because after she treats you, you won’t need anyone else. She practices acupuncture and herbology but also provides other TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) services like cupping, tui-​na massage and blood-​letting.
Beginning about 5 years ago, whenever I have an ailment I turn to a Chinese medicine doctor rather than an M.D. (or even naturopath). Dr. Huang is very, VERY easily the best Chinese medicine doctor that I’ve ever encountered.
I went to see her about 3 years ago for chronic hip pain that no other M.D., chiropractor nor Chinese medicine doctor had treated successfully. I’d struggled with the pain for about 2 years, had stopped running, swimming and even sometimes had trouble walking. Within three months Dr. Huang had me back on my feet — not just walking, but back to RUNNING!
Here’s another Dr. Huang success story: While in Kansas, I came down with something like laryngitis and lost my voice completely. I was finally able to get home to Dr. Huang after 4 days of being absolutely voiceless. Dr. Huang stuck a needle in my thumb and told me to start speaking the alphabet. I couldn’t make a sound of course and just airily mouthed the words. I am not exaggerating when I say that by the time I got to «G» my voice was back!
Some things to know before you go:
— Dr. Huang’s bedside manner can sometimes be a little rough around the edges. She more than makes up for it in skill and caring. (For example, she’s called me a few times a day or two after an appointment to ask if I’m feeling better.)
— Sometimes the needles are uncomfortable. I recommend that you deal with it. If it really hurts, tell her and she’ll pull it out.
— Set aside an hour and a half for a visit.