David Lumsden, R.AcChecked against the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC public register on 6 Aug 2026

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~Price increasing to $125 March 1st~ This is the treatment to book if you are a new patient. An acupuncture first visit is 90 minutes in duration and involves an in-depth consultation about the overall picture of your health, as well as expectations, goals, and treatment plan. Consultation is followed by acupuncture treatment with the possible addition of cupping, gua sha, tui na massage, or moxibustion as appropriate for your condition. Lifestyle and dietary advice are offered as well.

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There are a limited number of treatments offered each month on a sliding scale of $50-$80. This is the treatment to book if you are a new patient experiencing financial barriers to accessing acupuncture. An acupuncture first visit is 90 minutes in duration and involves an in-depth consultation about the overall picture of your health, as well as expectations, goals, and treatment plan. Consultation is followed by acupuncture treatment with the possible addition of cupping, gua sha, tui na massage, or moxibustion as appropriate for your condition. Lifestyle and dietary advice are offered as well.

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An extended treatment that allows for more time for deeper discussion and/or to address more complex issues (returning clients only)

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~Price increasing to $100 March 1st~ For returning patients. Treatment begins by checking-in with your experiences since the previous visit and considering possible changes to the treatment plan in this light. This is followed by treatment consisting of acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, tui na massage, or moxibustion as appropriate. Lifestyle and dietary advice are also offered.

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If you experience financial barriers to accessing acupuncture there are a limited number of treatments offered each month on a sliding scale of $30-$60 for returning sliding scale patients. Treatment begins by checking-in with your experiences since the previous visit and considering possible changes to the treatment plan in this light. This is followed by treatment consisting of acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, tui na massage, or moxibustion as appropriate. Lifestyle and dietary advice are also offered.

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Standard Acupuncture appointment for returning clients. This appointment allows time for a brief check-in followed by acupuncture and rest. Those in need of deeper discussion or diagnosis should book an extended session.

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Acupuncture provided with the patient seated in a chair in a shared environment.

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~Price increasing to $115 March 1st~

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A fire cupping treatment. For returning patients only and not covered by extended health benefits.

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Initial Consultation and Acupuncture Treatment

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This treatment is for clients with an open ICBC case who have already had an initial assessment visit. Included is a brief discussion of progress made since the last visit and re-evaluation of symptoms and limitations owing to injury. Acupuncture, cupping, tui na massage, gua sha, and moxibustion are used as appropriate.

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If you are an ICBC customer and have been involved in a motor vehicle accident you are able to access up to 12 pre-authorized acupuncture sessions within 12 weeks of the date of your accident. Please choose this option to have your treatment billed directly to ICBC. This initial assessment includes a review of your medical history and mechanism of injury, orthopaedic and range of motion testing, and a discussion of recovery goals and treatment plan. Acupuncture, cupping, tui na massage, gua sha, and moxibustion are utilized as appropriate.

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A free consultation to discuss whether Chinese Medicine can help you and any other questions you may have

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A free consultation to discuss whether acupuncture and Chinese Medicine can help you and any other questions you may have.