NEW HOURS! We’ve added a new practitioner, Heather Bartell, who is a specialist in pain management and infertility treatment. We’ve added new hours for her and changed our hours a bit. Click here for the full report.
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Roxborough Community Acupuncture is a community acupuncture clinic in Roxborough, right next to Manayunk, on the plateau of the Manayunk “Wall”. (map) We provide acupuncture in big, cushy, comfortable, reclining chairs. Gentle music plays in the background. Most people lie back and fall asleep, or drift into a calm, peaceful mental state.
Our sliding scale is $15 – $40. Why a sliding scale? And, why such a low cost? Well, because it allows you to spend what you can truly afford, instead of having to sacrifice your well being for the sake of other priorities in life. It also allows more people to come for treatment, and to come more often…so that you get the true benefit of acupuncture…which is getting, and staying, well.
We provide treatment for:
Back Pain • Joint Pain • Quit Smoking • Chronic Pain • Asthma • Infertility • Acid Reflux • Depression • Anxiety • Stress • Insomnia • Addiction • PMS • Menopause • Hot Flashes • Migraines • Back Pain • Immunity • Sinusitis • Sciatica • Neck Pain • Lung Issues • Post Op Pain • Athletes • Sports Injuries • Stroke • Chemo Support • Mesothelioma • And Much, Much More!
Athletes: we are experienced in treating athletes to support optimal performance, reduced recovery times, and recovery from injuries.
Co-op Farmers Market Community Day and the Uplift Music Festival
Come out for the great fresh produce and stay for the friends, bands and fun!
Movie Night! RCA co-sponsors Philly Premier of American Meat!
Come watch this inspiring film and help support the co-op, too! Join us on Wednesday June 26th at 6:30 at the Kendrick Center at 5822 Ridge Ave in Roxborough for the Philladelphia movie premier of an important film about the […]
Nutrition Classes are back!
Starting June 19th with Safe and Simple cleansing. More classes will happen on a monthly basis! Check back here and keep an eye out for email announcements. You’ll also see notice on our Facebook page, so, do yourself a favor […]
Co-op Farmers Market Launch Party!
You’re invited! Co-op Farmers Market Launch Party! May 22nd at Tiny Terra Ferma (4324 Main St) from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. Many of you know that Dave is the Chairman of the Board for the Manayunk -Roxborough Food Co-op. Dave has […]
7 Signs That You Need Acupuncture This Spring
7 Signs That You Need Acupuncture This Spring By Sara Calabro Tomorrow is the first day of spring. Yahoo! Except for that fact that many people don’t feel so hot this time of year. The flu is—knock on wood—mostly behind […]
Health Fair 2013 – March 23rd
HEALTH FAIR – FREE WORKSHOPS AND TREATMENTS Saturday March 23, 2013 Location: Lyceum Physical Medicine 445 Lyceum Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19128 Time: 9AM – 3PM Free Acupuncture Free Screenings Free Massage Free Adjustments Free IPAD RAFFLES Blood Pressure Checks! Free […]
Is it flu or cold symptoms?
Is it flu or cold symptoms? from WebMD – How do you know if you have flu or cold symptoms? Take your temperature, say many experts. Flu symptoms often mimic cold symptoms with nasal congestion, cough, aches, and malaise. But […]
5 Most Common Side Effects of Acupuncture
By Sara Calabro – Forget what you’ve been told. Acupuncture does have side effects. The unintended consequences of acupuncture, while not life-threatening, should not be overlooked. The side effects of acupuncture occur frequently and can seriously impact on your quality of life. Here […]
Chinese Medicine Self-help Tips for Cold and Flu Season
Chinese Medicine Self-help Tips for Cold and Flu Season The cold / flu season is upon us. Here are a few simple self-care tools to help us stay healthier. Protect the surface: Wear a scarf and hat when it’s cold […]
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Our community’s history
The S Bridge over the Schuylkill River at Manayunk, Philadelphia, PA, built in 1884.
