TCM conditioning can quickly show results in 1 week
Chinese herbal medicine is natural and has no side effects
Professional treatment: psoriasis, eczema, hives, acne, skin itching, immunity, various skin diseases,
Diabetes complications, high blood pressure, cholesterol, stroke, Parkinson's disease, lumbar disc herniation, cervical spondylosis, numbness of hands and feet,
Chronic gastritis, gastric acid, bloating, intestinal metaplasia, gastric ulcer, insomnia, menopause, irregular menstruation
Prostatitis, prostate hypertrophy, frequent urination, urgency, male dysfunction
Traditional Chinese Medicine | Chinese Herbs | Acupuncture
About Us
Hua Ren Tang Chinese Medicine Clinic is located on the 3rd floor of 136-56 39th Avenue, in the center of Flushing, Queens. It is surrounded by bustling streets, close to the No. 7 subway station, and across the street from the Flushing Grand Parking Lot. It is convenient for people to seek medical treatment. The building has an elevator to go up and down, which is convenient for wheelchairs and disabled vehicles to enter and exit.
The fundamental goal of the establishment of Hua Ren Tang TCM Clinic is to relieve patients' acute symptoms, not only to provide in-depth TCM internal medicine auxiliary treatment for patients with difficult and chronic diseases, but also to provide more diversity in treatment options, so as to truly promote the development of TCM in the New York community.
Huarentang TCM Clinic has hired practicing TCM physicians, licensed rehabilitation physiotherapists and specially qualified acupuncturists from the American Acupuncture Association. It has established therapeutic Western medicine physical rehabilitation, massage, therapeutic TCM acupuncture, TCM herbal medicine, TCM cosmetology, TCM health management, TCM gynecology, TCM andrology and TCM internal medicine specialties, and accepts most low-income medical insurance, red, blue and white cards, commercial medical insurance and government medical insurance.
- Rapid results in 7 days -
Specialized treatment
"Dr. Li of Hua Ren Tang has excellent medical skills. My three-year joint pain problem has almost recovered under his acupuncture treatment. Thank you, Dr. Li."
Alexa Young, NY
Our Doctors
We have hired licensed Chinese medicine practitioners, acupuncturists specially qualified by the Acupuncture Association, and rehabilitation physiotherapists
Patients' Voice
Our Services
Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Acupuncture and moxibustion for pain treatment
Acupuncture
Traditional Chinese medicine takes Yin and Yang and the Five Elements as its theoretical basis, and views the human body as a unity of Qi, form, and spirit. Through the combined methods of observation, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation, it explores the cause, nature, and location of disease, analyzes the pathogenesis and the changes in the internal organs, meridians, joints, Qi, blood, and body fluids in the human body, and determines the rise and fall of evil and righteousness, and then derives the name of the disease, summarizes the syndrome, and follows the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment.
Acupuncture is a treatment method based on traditional Chinese medicine theory. It treats various diseases and pain by inserting fine needles into specific acupuncture points on the body to regulate qi and blood, balance yin and yang. Acupuncture is widely used in pain treatment and has significant therapeutic effects.
Physical rehabilitation therapy
Physical Therapy
Rehabilitation, pushing, health care treatment
Rehabilitation
The medical practice of improving and restoring body function through physical means. Physical rehabilitation is usually carried out by a professional physical therapist who uses a range of techniques and methods to help patients regain movement, relieve pain and prevent further injury.
Rehabilitation massage therapy is to use massage techniques to act on specific parts of the human body to achieve the purpose of health care, disease prevention and rehabilitation. It combines traditional Chinese medicine theory and modern rehabilitation medicine, focusing on overall regulation and local treatment.
