Acupuncture in Incline Village

Name: Incline Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine
Telephone: (775) 799-5479

Our aim is to get you back to doing the things you love! And we do that through innovative, cutting edge medical solutions. To alleviate pain, ease anxiety, relieve stress, lift depression and boost the body’s own immune system and healing capabilities with treatments that get measurable results in real time.

Acupuncture

Cupping

Herbal Medicine

MicroNeedling

Come experience natural care for:

Pain Relief
Digestive Issues
Anxiety / Depression
Women's Health Issues
PTSD
Addiction
Facial Rejuvenation
Common Cold / Sore Throat

(775) 799-5479

Incline Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine

907 Tahoe Blvd, #5
Incline Village, NV 89451

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