Financial Policy & Fees
Financial Policy & Fees
Thank you for considering Point of Cure Acupuncture and Electromedicine – a project of Salud Medical and Consulting LLC. Below are answers to the most common questions about our fees and insurance coverage.
We are committed to full transparency: all charges are always discussed upfront. Please refer to our Fee Schedule for a detailed breakdown of our fees. We are proud to say that you will NEVER have to worry about receiving an unexpected (“surprise”) bill from us!
What's more, we don’t peddle any “proprietary” supplements, don't push for esoteric testing, and don’t require monthly subscriptions. We encourage you to utilize our services on an "as-needed" basis as your health needs change.
Fee Schedule - click on PDF
What are your fees?
Office visit: $90
House Call: $$180
What's included in your Point of Cure Session?
All-inclusive Point of Cure Session takes between 40 and 60 minutes and consists of 4 vital steps:
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Reading: Consultation, diagnostic meridian palpation, & skin resistance testing
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Opening: Cupping, acupressure, ultrasound, and/or infrared therapy
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Balancing: Acupuncture with or without electrostimulation
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Firming: Auriculotherapy (needle or laser)
Will I receive a superbill?
Absolutely! Upon your request (within two business days), you will be provided with a “superbill” (an itemized receipt) in case you decide to seek reimbursement from your insurance plan.
Do you take Insurance?
We no longer accept insurance. In 2025, we switched to a self-pay model of care.​
Can I use HSA or HFA to pay for acupuncture?
Certainly! Acupuncture is a “qualified medical expense” under HSA and FSA. We’ll gladly swipe your card.
What if acupuncture doesn’t work, can I get my money back?
Healing is an inherently unpredictable and inexact process. For some patients, acupuncture provides almost an immediate (they say miraculous) relief. For others, it may take a couple of days or even several treatments to notice improvement. Yet there still are patients for whom acupuncture does absolutely nothing. Finally, once in a big while, we even encounter a patient whose symptoms have gotten worse after our treatment. We never know upfront. We always suggest trying acupuncture once or twice before deciding if this is for you. Regardless of the outcome (or your satisfaction with our service), all fees are non-refundable.
Further Questions
So, to sum things up, the insurance business is complicated. Paying out of pocket may be a better option for some patients. Please contact us to ask questions and/or make payment arrangements prior to your appointment. During the visit, Dr. Lu prefers not to discuss financial matters.