Since my relocation to the Portland area, I have decided to drop the lower end of my acupuncture sliding scale to $100.  This will hopefully allow more frequent treatment as necessary for your animal companion or in the very least make it more affordable for less frequent sessions.

New sliding scale;
$100-$140 per session (1st animal)
$80-$100 (each additional animal on same visit)

Paying at the lower end of the scale will save $160 if your pet is receiving weekly treatments.

Contact me if you have any questions!

Dr. Becky :)

Hello all,

After becoming reacquainted with Corvallis for the past several months, I have become very moved by the strong community ties and sustainability actions.  This wasn't as evident when I was here for undergraduate and veterinary schooling but I was also in a very different place then.  

One such individual who has inspired me recently is Leyna at Corvallis Community Acupuncture.  She is also an entrepreneur but on the human side of acupuncture.  I am impressed with her motivation to fulfill her business dream and bring acupuncture "to the masses".  While I cannot have large numbers of dogs and cats receiving acupuncture simultaneously in the same room, I can try to make the sessions more affordable.

This being said, I have decided to use a sliding scale for my treatment sessions.  Instead of $140 per session, you decide what part of the scale works for you to allow your pet to be treated with the preferred frequency.   

Treatment with trip fee (1 animal) is now: 
   Portland and surrounding areas $120-$140
     
Additional animals on the same visit:
   Treatment $80-$100 each  

My hope is that more patients may receive the treatment they need and with the appropriate frequency.

Example of savings:
     Typically patients are treated weekly for the first 2-4 sessions.  At the former scale this would cost $280-$560.
     Now 2-4 sessions at one week intervals could be as low as $240-$480 if that is what works best for you!

I am trying to make this a pleasant experience for you, your pet, and your wallet!  :) 

****Also, I wrote a brief article for the Coop Thymes for the month of February (page 13).  Check it out if you get a chance.

Sincerely,
Dr. Becky