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Care at Quilt

Recliner acupuncture

Acupuncture uses very thin, single-use needles at points on the body. Here, you sit back in a recliner with a blanket, stay dressed, and rest while a few needles are in place. Several people share the room, which is part of why the cost stays low.

Who usually comes

  • People who want regular visits without a weekly bill they dread

  • People who like a quiet room more than a one-on-one hour

  • People who have never tried it and want a gentle way in

A practitioner's hands guide a fine needle into a patient's forearm

A visit, in order

What happens, step by step

  1. 01

    Step 1: We talk first

    A few minutes about your week, your sleep and what you take, then your acupuncturist helps you into a chair.

  2. 02

    Step 2: You settle in

    A blanket, a footrest, the lights low. Roll up your sleeves and trouser legs and let your shoulders drop.

  3. 03

    Step 3: The needles go in

    A few fine needles in your arms, legs or feet. You may feel a pinch or a dull ache, and you can say so at any time.

  4. 04

    Step 4: You rest

    About an hour. Many people doze. We check on you, and you can call out whenever you like.

  5. 05

    Step 5: The needles come out

    Your acupuncturist takes them out, answers questions and suggests when to come next.

Good to know

Before and after

  • What you may feel afterward

    Mild soreness at a point, light bruising, a heavy or sleepy feeling for the rest of the day. Drink some water and go easy on yourself.

  • Tell us first

    Tell your acupuncturist before the first needle if you are or might be pregnant, take blood thinners, have a bleeding disorder, have a pacemaker or other implanted device, have had lymph nodes removed, or are afraid of needles.

  • How many visits people plan for

    Your acupuncturist suggests a plan on your first visit, for example visits close together at first and then fewer. It is a suggestion, not a promise, and results vary.

  • What it does not do

    Acupuncture does not replace your doctor's care or your medicines. If something feels wrong, such as chest pain, sudden weakness or a high fever, call your doctor or 911 instead of coming in.

Ready to try a chair?

Come at the start of any room hour. We will take it from there.