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The 15 Best Acupuncture Clinics in Edmonton
Looking for the best-registered acupuncture clinics in Edmonton? This article provides everything you need to know! We’ve compiled a list of Edmonton’s top 15 acupuncture clinics, thoughtfully updated as of January 2025.
You might find lists generated automatically by platforms like Yelp or other marketing websites when searching Google. However, many of these lists are sponsored and lack a deep understanding of acupuncture or thorough research into the clinics.
We’re not here to rank one clinic above another in this list. Instead, we aim to guide you in finding the best treatment tailored to your needs.
Are you curious about what conditions acupuncture can treat?
You can explore a comprehensive guide to conditions you can treat with acupuncture.
Table of Contents
Conveniently Categorized Acupuncture Clinics in Edmonton
To make it easier for you, we’ve divided Edmonton’s acupuncture clinics into five categories:
- Acupuncture Styles – There are various acupuncture styles, each with unique qualities to address different conditions.
- Specific Audiences and Communities – Some clinics cater to specific groups or communities.
- Women’s Clinics – Women’s physiology has a distinct approach in Chinese medicine.
- Unique Locations – Explore clinics situated in special or convenient locations.
- Edmonton Acupuncture Institutes – Acupuncture is a licensed and regulated practice in Alberta and Canada.
In a hurry? Skip ahead to the list of acupuncture clinics for quick access!
Finding the Right Treatment for Your Needs
Before choosing an acupuncture clinic, ask yourself: What makes each clinic unique, and which one best matches your needs?
- Location Matters: Use Google Maps to find the acupuncture clinic closest to where you live or work.
- Specialized Services: Some clinics may align better with your specific health concerns or preferences.
Most acupuncture clinics treat a variety of conditions. Common treatments include:
- Free cupping or moxibustion.
- TDP lamps.
- Herbal therapy.
- Electro-acupuncture and more.
We’ve highlighted each clinic’s specialties and unique services to help you find the best match. To learn more about how to find the best clinic and calculate costs and benefits, click here: Acupuncture near me.
Why Choose Acupuncture?
Acupuncture offers relief for many conditions without the side effects of drugs or surgeries. Its popularity continues to grow, with tremendous potential for acupuncture in Edmonton and across Canada.
Discover more about how acupuncture can benefit you.
How Many Treatments Do You Need?
The number of acupuncture treatments required varies based on several factors:
- The severity of the condition
- General health and age
- Lifestyle choices and medications
An experienced therapist can estimate the number of treatments needed for your specific condition.
We’ve created a helpful guide listing conditions and their estimated healing times. This guide is based on the Balanced Method acupuncture style, known for its faster results.
- Symptom Relief – For short-term relief, fewer sessions may suffice.
- Root Cause Treatment – Treating the root cause often requires more time.
Click here for the complete guide: How Many Acupuncture Treatments Do I Need?
The Success Story of Alternative Medicine
According to several sources, including The NCBI, acupuncture is the most popular alternative healing method globally, with millions of people receiving this treatment. Today, acupuncture is recognized by most extended health care benefits and insurance plans, and I believe it will be part of the Alberta Health Care plan one day.
Acupuncture prices in Edmonton
What are the acupuncture treatment prices like in Edmonton? Most acupuncturists will charge more for the first treatment and less for the follow-up.
Edmonton’s initial acupuncture treatment:
Usually, a 60-minute visit will cost between $90 to $150 and include a short discussion, examination, Chinese Medicine diagnosis, and acupuncture treatment.
Edmonton’s follow-up acupuncture treatment:
It will usually last 45 minutes, and the price will vary between $70 and 100$.
More about acupuncture prices in Edmonton.
Acupuncture Direct billing in Edmonton
If you have benefits or insurance plans, your acupuncture treatment will most likely be covered by your provider. Direct billing means that the acupuncture clinic will bill the insurance for the treatment without you needing to pay anything. If the clinic doesn’t have direct billing, you will pay, take the receipt, and claim it by submitting it online. Then, you will receive the money back from your insurance company. Typically, insurance plans cover between $200 and $500 worth of treatments. For the Alberta insurance for MVA that allows you to receive free acupuncture treatments after a car accident, please read more here: Acupuncture for car accidents.
Save money with treatment packages – you will pay upfront but receive a good discount for purchasing multiple sessions. If you have insurance coverage and are unsure if Acupuncture is right for you, try it and see how it can help.
Choose the Best Acupuncturist for You.
The better the match with your acupuncturist, the better the results. There isn’t one acupuncturist that is best for everyone, but there is one that is best for you. When choosing an acupuncturist, you should consider the acupuncture techniques, specialties, availability, location, and personal touch. A good connection between the acupuncturist and the patient is essential and supports healing.
Discover the 15 Best Acupuncture Clinics in Edmonton
Unique Acupuncture styles
Rebalance Acupuncture Edmonton – Highly Effective Holistic Medicine
Specialized in: Acupuncture techniques delivering fast, tangible results while treating the root cause.
Acupuncture Style:
Elad Shalev, Dr. Ac, is highly skilled in the Balance Method Acupuncture, widely regarded as one of the most effective acupuncture techniques. This method allows patients to experience immediate improvements during treatment, such as reduced pain, inflammation, and other symptoms while inducing deep relaxation. Many patients notice noticeable changes after just one session, with further improvement after each subsequent treatment.
Conditions Treated:
At Rebalance Acupuncture Edmonton, both Balance Method Acupuncture and Recall Healing consultations are used to address a wide range of conditions, including:
- Migraines, Insomnia, anxiety
- Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue
- Chronic & acute pain and inflammation
- Sports Injuries, MVA injuries
- Cancer-related symptoms
- Emotional or behavioral patterns, Trauma
These methods work synergistically to reduce pain and inflammation, improve sleep, and address illness’s emotional and subconscious root causes for a holistic healing experience.
Additional Services:
- Electroacupuncture
- Magnet Therapy
- Chinese Herbal Medicine, supplements, and vitamins
- Cupping Therapy
Address:
11356 119 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5G 2X4
Learn more about how Balance Method Acupuncture works and what to expect from Acupuncture treatment.
Discover how Recall Healing can address emotional and subconscious triggers in Recall Healing consultation.
Acupuncture Alternative & Asian Medicine – Diagnosis
Specializes in: Acupuncture with special diagnostic tools.
Dr. Eric Weiss O.M.D – R.ac uses microscopic live blood analysis to diagnose accurately. It combines traditional diagnosis techniques, acupuncture, and TCM herbal therapy.
Services: Pinpoint specific inefficiencies, imbalances, toxicity, deficiency, and weakness of your body’s metabolism.
Address: 9327 172 st NW Edmonton.
Integrated Therapies – Japanese style
Specialized in: Japanese style- acupuncture and back pain.
Acupuncture style: Mariano Torres L.ac specialized in Kiiko Matsumoto’s style of Japanese acupuncture. This addresses the autonomic nervous system with excellent efficiency.
Services: Mariano combines acupuncture with Thai massage, specializing in lower back pain and orthopedic cases.
Address: (South Edmonton): 10065 80 Ave NW, Edmonton.
Vision Acupuncture- Vision loss specialist
Acupuncture for eyes and degenerative vision loss.
Acupuncture style: Dr. Gunnar Hansen MD, R.ac. uses Microsystem Acupuncture for vision loss. It is a relatively new treatment form that utilizes various acupuncture systems to select points1 with maximum effect on the eyes.
Services: Vision Acupuncture clinic offers a specialized treatment program to treat Macular Degeneration, Glaucoma, Retinitis Pigmentosa, and other eye diseases and vision conditions.
Address: 9924 152 St NW, Edmonton
Classic Acupuncture – Traditional Chinese Medicine
TCM acupuncture style.
This is the most common acupuncture style in the world and China: TCM- Traditional Chinese Medicine.
It is located in Strathcona. Dr. Lion Jiang provides classic TCM treatment in his clinic.
Services: TCM, Acupuncture, and massage treatments.
Address: 10453 84 ave NW Edmonton.
Specific audience approach in acupuncture
Meridian Health Centre- LGBT community
Acupuncture for the LGBT community.
Jon McDonell R.Ac is one of the Acupuncturists at the Meridian Health Clinic. While the clinic gives acupuncture services to the general public, he found a unique acupuncture niche. Jon is particularly interested in applying Chinese medical theory to Queer men’s and Transgender health.
Address: 10990 124 St, NW Edmonton.
Red Leaf Wellness -Armed forced
Acupuncture for Armed Forces and Emergency Services personnel.
Specialized in: acupuncture for PTSD and depression.
Tammy Lalonde – R.ac specializes in highly stressful complex interactions, care management, and treatment of anxiety, depression, and PTSD – particularly among Armed Forces and Emergency Services personnel.
Address: 10623 129 st NW Edmonton.
City Centre Wellness – Athlete
Acupuncture for athletes.
City Centre Wellness is located in a gym downtown and specializes in professionals and recreational athletes. This may be a good fit if you’re looking for optimal sports performance.
Address: #220 1 — Edmonton City Centre NW, Edmonton
The Acupuncture Turning Point- Community acupuncture
Community group acupuncture.
This is a great way to get a cheaper and more affordable acupuncture treatment. In community acupuncture, the treatment is done in a shared room with other patients.
You have little privacy, but you get group support and lower prices!
Address: #203, 7609 109 St. NW
Acupuncture for Women
Monica Pat Acupuncture – Fertility
Specialized in: Acupuncture for Fertility.
Monica Pat R.ac specializes in treating women’s fertility and women’s reproductive health with acupuncture. Acupuncture is beneficial in these cases, and this is one of the clinics you want to check out!
Address: 10118 124 St. NW Edmonton.
Whole family health – Gynecology
Specialized in: Gynecology, obstetrics.
This is another “women’s health” clinic. They specialize in obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive medicine. With a team of female therapists, they offer an integrated approach to family health.
Address: 6523 – 111 St. NW Edmonton
Edmonton area acupuncture clinics
St. Albert Acupuncture and Wellness
Acupuncture clinic, located in St. Albert.
Address: #315 -7 St. Anne Street, St Albert.
Acupuncture Care Holistic Centre – Sherwood Park
Acupuncture clinic in Sherwood Park.
Address: #119, 52 Sioux Road, Sherwood Park.
Acupuncture Institutes in Edmonton
MacEwan University Acupuncture – Cheap Price Acupuncture
Specialized in acupuncture students’ clinics and lower prices.
MacEwan’s Acupuncture teaching clinic is open to the public. Under the supervision of the clinical supervisor, MacEwan’s Acupuncture program students put theory to practice by providing treatments for various health benefits.
You will be treated by a student acupuncturist who will work with you closely. Other student acupuncturists and observers may be involved or observe your treatment. The price of the acupuncture treatment is $15.00 per treatment.
College of Acupuncture of Alberta
Specialized in: acupuncturist search
Any acupuncturist listed on this website is a registered Acupuncturist and, therefore, allowed to practice in Alberta. The meaning of the letters after the acupuncturist’s name is” R.ac – Registered Acupuncturist. The CAA website has a search box for an acupuncturist. If you want to check if your acupuncturist is registered, this is the place. Unregistered acupuncturists are not allowed to work in Alberta. If you need more information or have concerns about an acupuncturist, please contact the office at 780.466.7787.
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All the best,
Elad Shalev Dr. Ac
