Acupuncture Serving Great Falls, VA.

Georgetown Pike to Route 123 south — that's the whole trip. Thirteen minutes from the Village Centre, a little more from the river side, and you're parked for free outside Ste 300. Great Falls patients tend to book standing appointments: the same weekday slot, week after week, often on the way to or from errands in McLean. With 9 AM to 9 PM hours every day, that slot actually exists.

Alongside classic acupuncture: facial acupuncture for natural, needle-fine rejuvenation — quoted personally at your consultation rather than off a menu — plus gua sha and warming hot stone therapy, cupping, and tui na massage at $100 for 60 minutes. Every treatment is performed by licensed practitioners with 15+ years of practice. We accept major insurances like UnitedHealthcare and Aetna for acupuncture — text your policy info to 240-715-5939 and we'll verify your benefits, or see the insurance page.

Great Falls books in rhythms — the same slot every week, or a fortnightly hour held through the season — and that habit is precisely what the member rate is built around. A 60 minute massage is $100. The $80 rate is the member rate: membership costs nothing and has no signup form, and it applies once you have purchased a package of 5 or more massage sessions. Session by session, a 60 minute massage is $100. Nothing recurring is attached to it and there is nothing to cancel; the package is bought once and the rate follows it.

Lymphatic drainage is the one line priced differently — $120 for 60 minutes, or $100 at the member rate, because the hour is slower, more deliberate work. Cupping, gua sha and hot stone are $20 each added to any massage and free for members, “member” here meaning that five-session package rather than a fee you pay for the privilege.

The number we quote instead of publishing

Package totals. Text 240-715-5939, tell us how many sessions you want, and we will give you the number before you pay for anything — thirteen minutes down Georgetown Pike is too far to drive for a surprise at the desk. Massage is self-pay, so the insurance we accept stays on the acupuncture side. If you would rather read first, the McLean massage price guide puts our rate beside the wider market with the month it was verified.