Acupuncture in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
Treating pain, stress, anxiety, chronic illness, low-energy and overall wellness.
Conveniently located near the Brooklyn Museum and Botanic Garden
Offering Acupuncture, nutritional counseling, herbs, and other Chinese Medicine modalities, Ronald Pratt Acupuncture provides patients in Brooklyn help with:
Pain
Stress
Anxiety
Chronic Illness
Low Energy & Focus
A Unique Acupuncture Practice in Brooklyn, NY
Individualized, one-on-one sessions
Every treatment uniquely and exclusively designed for you.
Patient-centered, committed to your healing
FAQs
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In our New York City office, all payments are due at the time of service from the patient. If you have a health insurance benefit for Acupuncture, we will submit a claim for you. Any reimbursements will be mailed directly to you from your health insurance company. We do not bill Motor Vehicle Insurance nor Worker’s Compensation Insurance. We will provide the necessary paperwork so you can get reimbursed directly. We find this system works well and allows us to remain focused on treatment outcomes.
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Cash, check, all major credit cards, health savings accounts and flex spending accounts.
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We are a patient centered practice and provide a substantial amount of one-on-one time with patients. This is essential to truly understand each patient and assure the best possible care and outcomes. Our pricing structure reflects these values. 2- hour initial appointments are $225. Follow-up appointments are $145 and are generally one hour. Any additional therapies such as Moxibustion and Nutritional Counseling are included in your appointment fee. Herbs and supplements are additional.
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Ronald Pratt Acupuncture is located in the heart of Prospect Heights at the Living Wellness Center, 201 Eastern Parkway, Suite 1A, Brooklyn, NY, 11238. Entrance is on Washington. We are diagonally across the street from Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Botanical Gardens. A short walk from several subway stations including:
Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum Station: 2, 3 Trains
Franklin Avenue Station: 2, 3, 4, 5 Trains
Botanic Garden Station: Shuttle Trains
7th Avenue Station: B, Q trains (12 minute walk)
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Mostly Yes. There are a few steps at the doorway but otherwise it’s accessible.