The philosophy of caring for the whole person started at Clifton Springs Hospital when Henry Foster, MD, founded a "Water Cure Sanitarium" in 1850 on the site of mineral springs, which had been used by generations of Native American healers.
Recognizing and maintaining a deep commitment to his understanding of the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit, Dr. Foster incorporated the best of many therapies including conventional Western medicine practices, natural medicine, hydrotherapy, and homeopathy, during the time he owned and supervised the hospital.
Recognizing and maintaining a deep commitment to his understanding of the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit, Dr. Foster incorporated the best of many therapies including conventional Western medicine practices, natural medicine, hydrotherapy, and homeopathy, during the time he owned and supervised the hospital.
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All patients and visitors must enter Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic through the SOUTH Entrance at this time. Proceed through the lobby & past the elevators. We are located on the first floor, at the end of the 1300-wing. Please Note: Email is not a secure method of communication. Any information you submit or request via email could potentially be viewed by a third-party. We do not recommend submitting personal health information via email to protect your HIPAA rights. We strive to provide exceptional care every day.
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Acupuncture is a medical practice based on principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) developed over 4000 years ago. Treatment involves inserting thin, sterile, disposable needles into neurovascular nodes on the body - commonly known as acupuncture points. Initial session includes extensive consultation and treatment utilizing the full scope of Traditional Chinese Medicine which includes lifestyle, dietary and herbal counseling in addition to acupuncture.The consultation includes a complete medical history and discussion about any current symptoms and health concerns.
Manipulation of the soft tissues of the body, consisting primarily of manual (hands-on) techniques such as applying fixed or movable pressure, holding, and moving muscles and body tissues. This session focuses solely on relaxation, stress/anxiety relief, and relief from general achiness & stiffness through Swedish massage - long, smooth, flowing strokes to the body, using light to medium pressure.
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