Acupuncture & TCM
Albert Jeong
Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac)
Registered Acupuncturist combining the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine with modern, evidence-informed care. Takes a holistic approach that focuses on underlying patterns and preventative care, with interests in musculoskeletal pain, stress-related conditions, digestive concerns, neurological recovery, and women's health. Treatments include electroacupuncture, cupping, scalp acupuncture, and specialized Dochim needling.
- Credential
- R.Ac
- Registered with
- College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC
- Location
- Fittopia Wellness Studio
- Languages
- English
Conditions treated
- Musculoskeletal pain
- Stress-related conditions
- Digestive concerns
- Neurological recovery
- Women's health
About this care
About Acupuncture & TCM
Acupuncture at Fittopia Health Care is delivered by Registered Acupuncturists (R.Ac) registered with the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC), combining a modern health intake with Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment, including pulse and tongue diagnosis. Very fine, single-use sterile needles are placed at precise points to ease tension, support circulation, and help restore balance.
Every plan of care is built individually rather than run through a fixed protocol, and can be coordinated with the clinic's other movement and rehabilitation services when that fits your goals. Acupuncture is a complement to, not a replacement for, medical diagnosis and care.
New patients
Your first visit with Albert
Your first visit with Albert starts with a conversation about your health history and goals, blended with a TCM assessment, before any needles are placed. The initial session runs 60 minutes, giving time for a full intake alongside treatment.
During treatment you rest while very fine, single-use sterile needles are placed; the sensation is mild, usually just a light tap. Depending on what suits you, Albert may add electroacupuncture, cupping, or scalp acupuncture, and will explain anything before it is used.
Good to know
Acupuncture & TCM FAQs
Do I need a doctor's referral to book acupuncture?
No referral is needed to book directly with a Registered Acupuncturist in BC. Some extended health plans require one for reimbursement, so check your plan before your visit.
Do you provide receipts or direct billing?
Yes. Every visit comes with an official receipt for your extended health plan, including your practitioner's registration number. Direct billing is rolling out now, with Sun Life live today and more insurers being onboarded; see the Insurance page for the current list.
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