Clinical Acupuncture

Treatments for Pain and Wellness

Acupuncture, a key element of Traditional Chinese Medicine, has become a widely popular alternative medicine with the American public in recent years. This treatment has considerable potential for treating problems associated with physical disability, including spinal cord injury (SCI) and multiple sclerosis. Acupuncture’s potential includes the intriguing possibility of restored function.

Acupuncture-related therapies consist of stimulating specific points on the skin by inserting needles or applying heat, pressure, or massage. Acupuncture usually is combined with a variety of other Eastern therapies, such as herbal treatments, food and nutrition therapy, exercise, and meditation. The thin, usually disposable, needles rarely draw blood, and any discomfort is mild.

Approved by The World Health Organization (WHO)

The World Health Organization (WHO) has listed over 100 disorders that may be amenable to acupuncture treatment, including respiratory, eye, mouth gastrointestinal, neurological, orthopedic, bronchopulmonary, reproductive, hypertension, insomnia, skin, arthritic, allergic, and addictive disorders. It is rarely used to treat infectious disease. Acupuncture seems to work better at early stages before impaired body function progresses into organic or tissue damage. It is often a preventive measure to preserve good health. Adverse reactions are rare, especially compared to drugs or other medical treatments.

Patient Forms (PDF Downloads)

• • 
  • Initial Health Intake
  • Author: Admin
  • Jan. 3, 2010
• • 
  • Medication Reconciliation
  • Author: Admin
  • Jan. 3, 2010
• • 
  • New Patient Registration
  • Author: Admin
  • Jan. 3, 2010

client testimonials

• • “I was injected by Dr. Kozar one of my mentors for severe carpal tunnel syndrome using the hydro dissection technique, it was painless and took about 20 minutes, I was 80% better after 2 days and 100% resolved after 4 weeks.”
• • "Truly Thankful"
  • ..."Dr. Robles is the reason I am walking today " (Ms. Klaperrich is 95 and is Dr. Robles first patient who received spinal cord stimulator............
  • - Evelyn Klapperich
• • “I underwent platelet rich plasma injection by Dr. A Kozar for a torn infrapatellar tendon, I could not accelerate on the basketball court, 8 weeks later, I was 90% improved, playing strong defense and shooting high percentage, and beating opponents half my age.”
  • - Dr. James Robles M.D.
• • "Happy Patient"
  • “He is a brilliant doctor who has helped me over the years"
  • - Gloria Hinojosa
• • "Superb Physician"
  • “He is the only doctor I have placed great faith in my pain management needs"
  • - Beatrice Pina