White Pine Clinic of Flowing Wells

White Pine Clinic of Flowing Wells is an acupuncturist in Flowing Wells, Arizona, located at 1601 N Tucson Blvd #27. The clinic provides acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine, with care that includes pulse palpation, fire cupping, and traditional dispensary acupuncture. Chinese herbal formulas are prepared as individualized formulations rather than standard pills or capsules, and the clinic also offers a free preliminary diagnosis. The practice has served patients since 2001 and holds a rating of 5.00 from the customers who have reviewed it.

The practitioner, Mr. Price, developed an interest in herbs and herb cultivation at a young age. At Pomona College he studied Asian Studies, including classical Chinese and Chinese art history. After his bachelor's degree he lived in Japan for six years, taught himself Japanese, and passed the second level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Examination. He was certified by the Institute of Chinese Herbology and received his Master of Oriental Medicine from the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in 2000. He also completed the training program at the Chengdu University of TCM, studying with jing fang expert Dr. Guang-Hua Zhang.

Over the last 23 years, Mr. Price has balanced a clinical practice with teaching, accumulating more than 5,000 hours of experience teaching 28 different courses. He serves as an ACAOM site visitor and has taken part in the assessment of more than a dozen AOM institutions. Outside the clinic he pursues Chinese calligraphy, Chen style tai ji, and Seven Star qigong. He translates Chinese medical journal articles into English, with translations published in a professional blog, and is working on an annotated translation of the Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic. In 2018 he became involved in AOM politics and served on the board of Arizona's acupuncture association.

The clinic's 5.00 rating reflects the experience of the patients who have reviewed it, and its herbal practice is built on individualized formulations rather than standardized products.