I been looking for this practice. I went one time when he was at his other address years ago. However when I went back he was gone. I was healed after one visit. Today I will be calling to make an appointment. Im so glad I found him. I hope he has availability. EPIC!!!!!!! read more

A comfortably small privately owned and ran Acupuncture Dr. Office within a Suite. Highly recommended! Your anxiety should ease over time from the first visit to the next if you are new to acupunctures, so I am speaking for myself. Judging from the injury I have, I can tell if I do not have weekly visits. I went the most a month and I wish I hadn't. So relieved to have returned! There is music that I easily meditate to and drift away into a meditative state I cannot reach at home without the help of acupuncture and the music combined. The doctor is very professional. He listens very well and is very polite! It is very obvious he is passionate about the well being of his patients, he is humbly confident, he is great at what he does within his profession, and puts his Clients necessities, needs, and wants in an organized prioritized manner. I've become so comfortable over sessions, I get on the table and lay down to prep myself in advance for the doctor so he can come in and alleviate my ailments during the session! 5 stars out of 5! Thank you Dr. Yang! read more

I love Dr. Yang, helped me with my migraines and back pain. He is the real deal with a very developed chi. Nothing fancy but clean and comfortable. He is also a herbalist. Thanks for helping me! read more

I've been to several acupuncturists over the years, and what I've noticed is that each and every acupuncturist has their very own style. *This is important to keep in mind* -- for those who have preconceived expectations of acupuncture -- that you need to find the right fit with the professional whose style fits well for you. In my case, style and setting didn't work for me. However, if you read other patients' reviews, the doctor's style was a good fit for them. I could tell right away that the doctor was very experienced and very knowledgeable, which put me at ease. He had an affable bedside manner, which surprised me, since that has not been what I have typically experienced in Eastern medicine practices! : ) The treatment room where I was placed was a tight fit, made more so when his new female associate joined him. She is an M.D. who will be joining the practice, so take note if you have a gender preference for doctors. The doctor chatted with me about my areas of concern and asked some questions, along with performing the requisite pre-acupuncture evaluation (check the tongue, check the pulse, etc.) During the treatment he instructed me to breath in and out, which is something that I had never done, and which was nice. It was very zen to lay there and listen to him and his associate speaking Mandarin in the hallway. It was so soothing, that I even convinced myself during the treatment that I would learn Mandarin starting that day : ) At the end of the treatment, my chi was flowing and I had more energy, but there were a few things that didn't work for me. As I said, each acupuncturist's style fits different patients' needs. read more

I have to say he saved my trouble life that western doctors gave up on me. Personally I don't like to take traditional Chinese herbal medicine, after I tried many ways and gone though many doctors, I was hopeless, and went to see him. He took care of my illness in 4 days! Unbelievable. Too bad I don't live close to him. read more

Dr Yang is absolutely INCREDIBLE!! I was going to him for a back injury and he was able to feel my problem areas just by touching my back! He was also able to help treat some other problems I was dealing with at the same time (migraine and stomach issues). His wife Teresa is quite possibly the nicest woman I have ever met. It is clear that both Dr Yang and Teresa really care about their patients. I highly recommend Dr Yang to anyone interested in accupuncture! read more

I cannot say enough of this doctor.....I decided to go to accupuncture because I was having different problems and a friend said to try accumpuncture, well....I researched and found this doctor who is excellent. He can just tell by feeling you where you have problems and sensitive spots...some I didnt even tell him and he spotted them out. I went three times a week for a month and it was an incredible feeling. I am now going once a week because I was cured of what I had.....and now I go just to keep my stress and anxiety down. It is a small place with a really nice office manager. The doctor is very knowledgable and a really nice man. I highly, highly recommend this doctor. read more

I just had my first appointment with Dr. Yang yesterday. His wife is very sweet and professional in greeting myself and my husband. I have a neck injury that is degenerative, and I have constant chronic severe pain. I was trying acupuncture to avoid having to go onto stronger pain meds. Dr. Yang was very good at finding where I hurt the most, while being very gentle and considerate. After he placed the needles, he also turned on an infrared therapy light to help with the pain. He quietly checked on me several times during the half hour I laid there. Once he removed the needles and I sat up, I could feel an instant difference in the pain level, and I had more mobility in my neck. It was wonderful. I'm looking forward to my next appointment, and would recommend Dr. Yang to anyone who needs pain relief. read more

I am so disappointed in my experience with this practice and wish I could have had the same experience everyone else had on yelp. This practice is owned by Dr Yang and his wife who runs the front desk. I was greeted warmly by the wife when I walked in and she handed me a clipboard with some paper work to fill out. She then asked for payment of $10 which was my co-pay. I handed her my Visa flexible spending card and she instantly refused it saying "we don't take credit card because the credit card companies charge us a lot of money." I looked at her stunned. She then said "don't you have cash?" I explained to her that I didn't and that I prefer to use my flexible spending card for the payment. She then said "well then let me charge $20 on your card to cover the next visit." Keep in mind that this is my FIRST acupuncture experience ever. I told her no because I wasn't sure if I was coming back. She reluctantly took my card and began to speak Chinese with her husband (the acupuncturist). So unprofessional as they were clearly talking shit. What sort of doctor's office doesn't accept credit card?! Are we stuck in the old age or something? She then told me to take a seat in which I waited 15 minutes to be called up. The doctor took me back into a small room and asked me why i was there. I explained to him my concerns of migraines and tension around my neck. He started feeling my neck and instantly said "your vertebrae is not aligned..i can feel it..it's not normal." I looked at him with surprise. He said "You've had a car accident right?" I say "no I have not." He then said "Well, even though you are saying you didn't I think you did." At this point, I am seriously annoyed. I think I would know if I've been in a bloody car accident! He then says "Remember my words, you will have a clogged artery to your head in a few years if this is not taken care of." At this point, I am counting down the minutes until I can get myself out of this place. I then ask him if he re-uses needles or whether he uses fresh ones each time. His response was "we live in America." Again, I'm confused as heck. He didn't answer my question but I let it go. He then put the needles around my neck and left me to it for 30 minutes. He came back and asked me "So, do you get paid well where you work?" At this point I was seriously furious. How unprofessional!! Who asks someone that question! He takes the needles out of my neck and says to me "Next time you can't use your credit card. Only cash!" I ignored him. I came out of the room and I got cold vibes from the wife and she escorted me out. I seriously felt like I was getting punked. I'm a health care professional myself and I know what I experienced is outright unprofessional. This office is ran so poorly and it seems almost like a scam. He's diagnosing me with all these issues when he hasn't even done a full work up of my condition. He clearly is trying to make a quick buck. DO NOT waste your money or time with this place. Go to someone more professional and who knows what they are doing. This place is CHEAP!! read more

I am 6 months pregnant and had been suffering from iliosacral joint pain and lower back pain for a month, which really made sleep tremendously difficult, not to mention just walking around day to day. I decided to give acupuncture a try since chiropractics didn't help me at all. My mom used to go see Dr. Yang for her severe allergies about 15 years ago, and she was the one who told me to go see him because she had such great results from his treatments. I have never had any sort of acupuncture treatments before, but I had high hopes. I was a bit nervous, not knowing whether it was gonna hurt, or if it was gonna make me feel wonky afterwards. I must say that I was nervous for nothing. It was not only NOT painful, it was very relaxing. Dr Yang has a very gentle and professional demeanor, and the fact that he uses disposable needles put my mind at ease. I have since then been back 3 times, and I am sleeping better again, without my lower back throbbing, and the sacral pain has gone. I plan to see him 2-3 times a month (until i deliver) so that I can continue to be pain free and to sleep well. read more

I saw Dr. Yang after a specialist I saw for an ear problem totally blew me off. Dr. Yang spoke to me on the phone, assured me he could help and he has. This guy is wonderful. Professional, caring and doesn't waste your time. There is absolutely no pain involved in the procedure and I'm seeing improvement after one visit. Everyone in the office is so kind. If you've ever thought about acupuncture but had reservations go see Dr. Yang. He's a wonderful practitioner and you won't regret seeking his help and advice. read more

Two years ago, I had a colonoscopy procedure and discovered that I had multiple diverticula in the entire colon. Diverticulum is small and large-mouthed pouches on the inside walls of the colon. The doctor explained to me that there has not been any medical research for the cause of diverticula, but I should not worry as this is not serious illness. I had originally planned to travel after my recent retirement, but this dream of taking road trips across the U.S. was not fulfilled due to the unexpectedly illness. I had to rush to the emergency room one morning for gastrointestinal bleeding. Although the bleeding had stopped in the hospital,but the cause of the bleeding was not determined after being examined by three doctors for two days. The doctors did advise me to "rest my intestines" by not eating any solid food and drink plenty of liquid. After I returned home, I continued to have diarrhea three to four times a day; whatever food I consumed was immediately passed through. As a result, I lost weight, lost appetite, felt fatigue and was quite depressed about my physical condition. At the end of March, Doctor Young diagnosed me with Chinese medicine and pause listening. I followed Dr. Young's instruction to take a total of two prescriptions of eleven doses of the Chinese medicine herbs. After a month of drinking the prescribed Chinese medicine herbs, not only my diarrhea and all the discomfort were completely gone, but my appetite and energy returned, and most importantly, I feel so wonderful that I resume my dream of traveling again. I owe all of this to Dr. Young, because of his dedication to his patient, his superb knowledge and decades of experience in Chines medicine, my deepest gratitude and appreciation for Dr. Young from the bottom of my heart. read more

I found Dr. Yang on Yelp and based on the 5 star ratings decided to check him out. Teresa is the nicest lady - very sweet and friendly! Dr. Yang was disappointing especially since all the other reviews built him up for me. He knows what he doing - he knew by touching my back which points were tender and sensitive but he did not want to entertain a conversation. I would think on the first meeting with him there would be a sit down and there would be some discussion on my case and I could ask questions and air my concerns and he would share a treatment plan. He met me directly at the acupuncture table, had a quick few words about the location of the pain, checked my back, placed the needles in position and left the room. I asked to see him after my appointment was done because I felt I still needed a talk. He did step out in the waiting area, looking visibly irritated. There was one other patient in the waiting room too and I was expecting to have some privacy but he wanted to talk right there. OK, so I asked my questions and he was rude and said in a loud irritated tone that I were asking him 'doctor like' questions and that he knows what he is doing and I should stop worrying. Really! when is not OK to ask questions about your own health! I was of course very upset. I went back another time giving him a benefit of doubt (and because I was desperate and wanted the pain gone) thinking maybe he was having a bad day..the 2nd time he was friendlier so I was like, OK, maybe he was having a bad day ...I went back a few more times and again I felt that I can't ask questions and I have to 'trust' him and let him do his job because he 'knows'. I was made to lie down before he came into the cubicle and before I can sit up after treatment is done, he has already left the room! I am sorry, he might be the best doctor in town but when the patients feel that they might upset him if they ask questions or if he feels he is not obligated to answer anyone because he 'knows' - there is something not right! Good doctors should be able to listen to their patients concerns and respond appropriately. I do have to say that his treatment helped take the edge off my pain but I had to think about going back. I am paying for his services - I am entitled to having some answers about my own health. I don't want a doctor who does not have personal skills. A doctor should have empathy and compassion for the patients. And he should try and address the patient's concerns. I really hope that something changes after reading my review. I am not going back there. read more

I joined Yelp so I could review Dr. Yang, because the previous reviews helped me find him and I wanted to do the same for someone else. I had never had any pain before and then for almost a year I put up with pain that suddenly appeared in my hip and knee and grew worse and worse until I was hobbling around. (I am youngish, a trail runner, so not used to this state of affairs.) Finally my husband suggested I try acupuncture. In just one visit to Dr. Yang I was almost pain free and I was walking normally again. By the end of the second visit the pain was gone. Dr. Yang said the problem wasn't my hip or my knee but my lower back. He inserted some pins there and in my neck. The whole experience was so relaxing, because as other reviewers have mentioned, Dr. Yang is utterly kind and gentle and obviously highly competent in his profession. And as other reviewers have also said, he has a very sweet office manager who makes you feel at ease right away. Not knowing what to expect going in, I am blown away by the immediate results and want to pass on the good news. read more