Welcome to Tucson Community Acupuncture!

Our mission is to provide affordable, high quality acupuncture to the Tucson community. We do this by offering individualized treatments in a quiet, open setting and asking you to decide what you can afford on a sliding scale ($15-35). We want you to come often enough to really be able to get better and stay better, and the sliding scale is our way of helping you make that commitment. There is an additional $10 paperwork fee for your first appointment.

You can book an appointment online or call us at 881-1887 to schedule a visit. New patients can also download our First Time Visit paperwork (pdf file). We look forward to seeing you!

New Hours Start January 23

We are excited to announce that we are adding two new shifts with Michele starting the week of January 23: Mondays 9am-1pm and Saturdays 11am-3pm. A few of our afternoon shifts with Josh, Keith and Larry are also changing to move either earlier or later.

To see who is working when, you can download our new schedule as a printable PDF file.

Monday Morning Madness:
Get treated for only $10!

We are adding a new clinic shift on Monday mornings starting January 23. To help get it off the ground we are offering a $10 promotion on Mondays through the end of February. Both new and returning patients can schedule with Michele on Monday mornings (9am-1pm) and pay only $10! You can book your appointment online or by calling 881-1887. Offer expires 2/29/12.

Acupass Promotion

Make a healthy start in 2012! Buy an 8-visit acupass and get a free acupuncture treatment the day you purchase the pass. These punchcards are sold on a sliding scale of $120-280—basically just multiply whatever you normally pay on the $15-35 sliding scale by 8. Ask the front desk for details at your next visit. Offer expires 2/29/12.

Best of Tucson 2011:
TCA voted 'Best Alternative Health Center'

For the third year running, Tucson Community Acupuncture was voted 'Best Alternative Health Center' in the Tucson Weekly's annual readers' poll for the Best of Tucson. Huge thanks to all the TCA fans and Tucson Weekly readers who voted for us! You can view the 2011 Best of Tucson online to check out all of the local businesses, cool artists, and funky places that are beloved in Tucson.

Buy a Book and Support Community Acupuncture

TCA is excited to be offering two books written by our community acupuncture compatriots. Why Did You Put that Needle There? is a wonderful, pocket-sized book that answers some of the most frequently asked questions we hear at our clinic. Written by Andy Wegman from the Manchester Acupuncture Studio, this is a great book to browse through while waiting for your first visit or to buy and share with friends.

Acupuncture Is Like Noodles explains not only how acupuncture works, but how community acupuncture clinics work. Written by the founders of Working Class Acupuncture in Portland, this book is for patients, acupuncture students and prospective acupuncture students, licensed acupuncturists, other medical providers, and anyone else who is curious about the “calmest Revolution ever staged.”

A portion of each book sale goes to the Community Acupuncture Network, a non-profit organization that supports community acupuncture clinics around the country. Pick up one up at your next visit to TCA.

We need your support

Wondering how you can help support TCA and community acupuncture?

Let you friends know about community acupuncture! Feel free to take as many cards and brochures on your next visit to help spread the word. For friends far away, visit the Community Acupuncture Network to find clinics for loved ones in other places.

Become our fan on Facebook.

Join our email list to stay up-to-date about our latest promotions.

Share your story. Consider writing a review on the local pages for Google, Yahoo, Insider Pages, or email us a testimonial to use on our own website.