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Different Acupuncturists: Setting

5/16/2014

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Just as some physicians work in hospitals and others work in clinics, spas, or research, acupuncturists also work in a variety of settings.  The following are the most common styles of practice.

Private Clinic: Acupuncturists work as a health care provider.  Many times, herbal medicine and adjunct therapies are incorporated into the treatment plan for the patient.  Some practitioners are able to specialize in specific conditions.

Community Acupuncture: Acupuncturists treat patients in a group setting.  These clinics generally provide a sliding scale, or lower rates than a private clinic.  Their focus are simple treatments at high frequency.

Detox Clinic: Acupuncturists work specifically to help patients with addiction issues.

Integrative Medicine Clinic: Acupuncturists work as part of a team of medical professionals.  They coordinate a variety of treatments that best fit the patient. 

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