Community Acupuncture
In 2009, Dr. Tyler Phan opened the first community acupuncture clinic in Pittsburgh called “Pittsburgh Community Acupuncture.” The idea was simple, open room acupuncture that accessible for all, at the cost of most co-pays. It’s time to bring that back.
Community acupuncture is an open room acupuncture whereby none of the patients have to disrobe and the same relief as conventional acupuncture.[1][2] [3] This element of patient comfort is added with accessible costs $35-100. Together, these factors provide an accessible way to treat chronic pain and stress.
Source Pittsburgh is here to provide the level of care suitable for Pittsburgh’s working-class, without sacrificing quality. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Tyler Phan provides patients a level of care that’s rooted from generations of healing.
[1] Chao MT, Tippens KM, Connelly E. Utilization of Group-Based, Community Acupuncture Clinics: A Comparative Study with a Nationally Representative Sample of Acupuncture Users. J Altern Complement Med. 2012 18(6): 561-566.
[2] Kligler B, Nielson A, Korherr C, et al. Acupuncture Therapy in a Group Setting for Chronic Pain. Pain Medicine, 2018 19(2): 393-403.
[3] Oberoi D, Reed EN, Piedalue K-A, et al. Exploring patient experiences and acceptability of group vs. individual acupuncture for Cancer-related pain: a qualitative study. BMC Complement Med Ther., 2022 22(1): 55.
Pittsburgh Community Acupuncture 