Questions & Answers

Please email us at ZenLifeAcu9@gmail.com to schedule a visit and discuss the presentation in detail

(The ZenLife Clinic)

Residents of my facility are interested in receiving acupuncture care, how do I proceed ?

We will schedule a meeting to discuss the details of how we setup a mobile clinic at your facility

I'm a resident and would like to have acupuncture and Tuina massage. Do you take insurance?

We do not. We offer 30 min Tuina chair massage instead of acupuncture

How do I hire ZenLife for an educational presentation at my senior care facility ?

Residents of my facility are interested in Qigong class how often would you come and what is the cost ?

If your facility already provides access to our acupuncture services, the Qigong class is offered as a complimentary benefit. We typically teach the class every two weeks to support residents’ health, mobility, and overall well-being.

I'm a ZenLife member and have weekly acupuncture, do you charge extra for Tuina massage?

We do not accept insurance. We charge an affordable monthly membership fee for weekly treatments

Questions & Answers

(Acupuncture)

Does acupuncture hurt?

45 to 60 min

How long does an acupuncture session last?

Mild discomfort is felt during needle insertion, therefore the sensation dissipates immediately. Some areas of the body, you won't feel the needles at all. In the ZenLife method we use Seirin brand single use, stainless steel needles with silicone-coated tips to ensure smooth insertion and minimal discomfort.

How long are the needles kept in the body during an acupuncture session?

25 min to half hour, we may leave it longer for more relaxation time or if patient fall sleep

I'm undergoing cancer treatment, can acupuncture help manage my symptoms?

Absolutely. We have been trained in oncology acupuncture to help relieve the harsh side effects of chemotherapy such dry mouth, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, difficulty sleep, stress and anxiety

How do I get ready for an acupuncture session?

Wear short sleeve and lose clothes, if possible wear shorts or pants that you can easily fold it up