New Patients


Forms
I am currently not accepting new patients. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please complete the contact information.
New Patient forms are available for completion online via the patient portal, or may be completed in person prior to your first appointment.
How do I prepare for treatment?

What to expect during a treatment
The first treatment begins with a consultation and review of your health history questionnaire. The acupuncturist will ask clarifying questions and inquire about your general health.
Because no symptom is viewed in isolation, you may be asked questions that seem unrelated to your complaint. You will have an opportunity to ask questions also.
After the consultation, the acupuncturist will palpate meridians of your arms to your elbows, legs to your knees, your abdomen, and feel your pulse. They will look at your tongue and may ask more clarifying questions.
The first part of the treatment addresses the basic balance of Qi in the yin and yang meridians. The acupuncturist will often return to your pulse to verify that the treatment is proceeding effectively. The second part of the treatment addresses any specific symptoms. Often patients report a feeling of deep relaxation and may even fall asleep.

An acupuncture treatment may include some of these non-needle methods:
The treatment might conclude with any of the following:
What can I expect after a treatment?
And what to do after a treatment:

Insurance
Do you take insurance?
Landree is a preferred provider for some insurances and an “out of network provider” for other insurances. She will also bill Personal Injury Protection (PIP) for previously established patients.
Will insurance cover my treatments?
It is best to call your insurance company to verify coverage. You can find a list of questions for your insurance in the new patient information. If you would like assistance, please call/text the office at (360) 965-5380.

Fees and payment
For insurance billing, fees are based on the procedures and length of treatment. If you do not have insurance or insurance doesn’t cover acupuncture, there is a discount for payment at time of service.
Payment is accepted by cash or check. There is a $40 penalty for a bounced check and only one occurrence is permitted.
Cancellation and late policy
If you are unable to keep your appointment for any reason, I ask that you call my office at least 24 hours in advance to cancel or reschedule the appointment. Otherwise you may be charged for the appointment. If you are 20 or more minutes late, your appointment may be cancelled at your expense.