Daniel completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University and graduated from Pacific Coast University (PCU) College of Holistic Medicine to become a licensed Acupuncturist in BC.
Daniel uses different treatment plans based on patients’ symptoms and needs. He is trained in Acupuncture Needling, Tuina (Acupressure/Oriental Massage), Cupping (Fire Cupping), and Guasha (Scraping). He encourages patients to regain control of their bodies and to maintain a healthy lifestyle. He is also interested in the rehabilitation of injured athletes and individuals suffering from acute or chronic pain conditions.
In his spare time, he loves spending time with his wife and baby, hiking, playing soccer, and travelling.
Daniel speaks Korean and English.
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Acupuncture and cupping techniques are used to boost collagen production, enhances circulation, reduces fine lines and wrinkles.
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Select this option for Fire Cupping only. Fire Cupping is a non-invasive therapy that uses suction cups to increase blood flow and support healing. It may help with muscular and joint pain, skin conditions, and respiratory issues. Temporary bruising or skin discoloration is common and typically resolves within 10 days.
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Follow-up visit for returning ICBC patients: Treatment may include Acupuncture Needling, Cupping, Acupressure Massage (Tuina Massage), and/or Guasha depending on symptoms and needs.
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Initial visit for new ICBC patients: consultation, body examination, diagnosis, and treatment. Treatment may include Acupuncture Needling, Cupping, Acupressure Massage (Tuina Massage), and/or Guasha depending on symptoms and needs.
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Initial visit for new ICBC patients: consultation, body examination, diagnosis, and treatment. Treatment may include Acupuncture Needling, Cupping, Acupressure Massage (Tuina Massage), and/or Guasha depending on symptoms and needs.
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Follow-up visit for returning MSP patients. User fee required.
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Follow-up visit for returning MSP patients: Treatment may include Acupuncture Needling, Cupping, Acupressure Massage (Tuina Massage), and/or Guasha depending on symptoms and needs. A therapy session that is subsidized by the government. Patients must apply for MSP Premium assistance (LOW INCOME assistance) to qualify and will be required to pay the user-fee.
Billed toICBCMSP (premium assistance)WorkSafeBCExtended health plans
Initial visit for new MSP patients: consultation, body examination, diagnosis, and treatment. Treatment may include Acupuncture Needling, Cupping, Acupressure Massage (Tuina Massage), and/or Guasha depending on symptoms and needs. This is a therapy session that is subsidized by the government. Patients must apply for MSP Premium assistance (LOW INCOME assistance) to qualify and will be required to pay the user-fee. This option is only applicable for patients with BC Supplementary Assistance (low-income assistance).
Billed toICBCMSP (premium assistance)WorkSafeBCExtended health plans
Initial visit for new MSP patients: consultation, body examination, diagnosis, and treatment. Treatment may include Acupuncture Needling, Cupping, Acupressure Massage (Tuina Massage), and/or Guasha depending on symptoms and needs. This is a therapy session that is subsidized by the government. Patients must apply for MSP Premium assistance (LOW INCOME assistance) to qualify and will be required to pay the user-fee. This option is only applicable for patients with BC Supplementary Assistance (low-income assistance).
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