Acupuncturists in Texas

Austin (264)Houston (158)San Antonio (63)Dallas (41)Plano (27)
Round Rock (18)West Lake Hills (16)Fort Worth (14)Cedar Park (13)El Paso (12)Irving (11)Katy (11)Richardson (11)Arlington (10)Sugar Land (10)Corpus Christi (9)Frisco (9)New Braunfels (9)Georgetown (8)Hurst (8)Killeen (7)Carrollton (6)Lubbock (6)Spring (6)Bedford (5)Bellaire (5)Conroe (5)Grapevine (5)Lakeway (5)The Woodlands (5)Allen (4)Amarillo (4)Brenham (4)Denton (4)Flower Mound (4)Mcallen (4)Pflugerville (4)Rockwall (4)Tyler (4)Bee Cave (3)Colleyville (3)Dripping Springs (3)Farmers Branch (3)Galveston (3)Humble (3)Keller (3)

Learn more about Acupuncturists

An acupuncturist is a healthcare provider who specializes in acupuncture. Acupuncture is a form of alternative medicine that involves needle therapy—inserting very thin needles into the skin to promote alternative pain relief, healing and wellness. Acupuncture, or skin needling, can improve a wide range of symptoms and conditions, including pain and psychological disorders, as well as maintain health and improve energy levels.

An acupuncturist typically: 

  • Reviews and evaluates a patient’s health history and current conditions and symptoms
  • Explains acupuncture treatments and other complementary treatments including acupressure and herbal supplements
  • Determines where to insert the acupuncture needles
  • Provides acupuncture and related therapies

There are 900 specialists practicing Acupuncture in Texas with an overall average rating of 4.8 stars. There are 23 hospitals in Texas with affiliated Acupuncture specialists, including Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital, St. Luke's Health - Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Frisco.