— Falls Church · 14 minutes north
Acupuncture Serving Falls Church, VA.
Fourteen minutes up Great Falls St from downtown Falls Church: licensed acupuncture and TCM with 7-day hours, free parking, and prices published in plain sight.
Quick answer
Harmony Acupuncture & Wellness Spa is a licensed acupuncture clinic serving Falls Church, VA from 1481 Chain Bridge Rd in McLean — roughly 14 minutes from West Broad St and about 10 minutes from West Falls Church Metro. Initial acupuncture sessions run 60 minutes for $150, follow-ups are $100, and we're open 7 days a week from 9 AM to 9 PM.
- From downtown Falls Church
- 14 min via Great Falls St
- Initial visit
- $150 · 60 minutes
- Hours
- 7 days · 9 AM – 9 PM
- Payment
- Insurance · HSA/FSA
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Serving Falls Church & Seven Corners
Falls Church City, Seven Corners, Lake Barcroft, the Broad St corridor — all inside a 20 minute drive of our door. Great Falls St runs almost directly from downtown into McLean, no highway required. From Seven Corners, Route 7 west to Route 123 north does the job. Patients here tend to visit weekly at first, so the route matters; this one is short and boring, the way a route should be.
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What We Treat
Research suggests acupuncture may help with several of the concerns patients from the area bring us:
- Chronic low back pain and sciatica
- Stress and anxiety, including sleep that never quite lands
- Women's health — cycles, perimenopause, postpartum recovery
- Neck and shoulder tension
Limits, stated plainly: results vary, and nothing here replaces medical care. Sudden severe pain, progressive weakness, or numbness spreading down a leg calls for a doctor now.
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Why Choose McLean vs. Closer Options
There are capable practitioners nearby, and for some people closer is simply better. The 14 minute trip earns its keep when you want:
- 7-day hours, 9 AM to 9 PM — weekend and evening appointments without a waitlist
- One roof — acupuncture, cupping, tui na massage, and hot stone add-ons coordinated in a single plan
- Published prices — $150 initial, $100 follow-up, package math on the pricing page
- Licensed practitioners with 15+ years of practice, serving patients in English and Mandarin
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Insurance & Payment
We accept major insurances like UnitedHealthcare and Aetna; covered acupuncture sessions are billed through your plan. Acupuncture is also generally an HSA/FSA-eligible expense — bring your card. Self-pay is straightforward:
| Visit | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Initial acupuncture session | 60 minutes | $150 |
| Follow-up session | 30 minutes | $100 |
| 5 session package | 30 minutes each | $400 ($80 per visit) |
Free benefits check
Text your policy info to 240-715-5939 for a free benefits check, or read the insurance page first.
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What Bodywork Costs & Who Pays the Member Rate
Falls Church patients tend to come weekly at the start, which is exactly when a per-visit number stops being trivia and starts being a budget. Ours is $100 for a 60 minute massage. The $80 rate is the member rate: membership costs nothing and has no signup form, and it applies once you have purchased a package of 5 or more massage sessions. Session by session, a 60 minute massage is $100. That figure holds whether you book meridian work, deep tissue, prenatal or postnatal — the style you ask for does not move the price.
One line on the menu sits higher: lymphatic drainage is $120 for 60 minutes, or $100 at the member rate. Add-ons run the other way — cupping, gua sha and hot stone are $20 each with any massage and free for members, with “member” meaning the package of five described above rather than a fee.
Two things worth knowing before you book
- Massage is self-pay. The plans we accept, and the HSA and FSA questions on our insurance page, belong to the acupuncture side of the practice; HSA and FSA rules vary by administrator.
- Package totals are quoted, not posted. Text 240-715-5939 and we will give you the number before you pay for anything.
The McLean massage price guide sets our rate against the wider market, dated and sourced. Fourteen minutes up Great Falls St is a short drive — it should still be a decision you make with the numbers in front of you.
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Travel & Parking
From downtown, take Great Falls St north until it meets Route 123, then right to 1481 Chain Bridge Rd. From Seven Corners, Route 7 west then Route 123 north. West Falls Church Metro riders are about 10 minutes away by car or rideshare.
Free parking at the door
Parking is a free lot at the building — no meters, no deck — and Ste 300 is signed from the entrance. First visit? Arrive 10 minutes early; there's WiFi, a snack bar, and no waiting-room churn.
— Getting here
| From | Drive time | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Falls Church (W Broad St) | 14 min | via Great Falls St → Route 123 |
| West Falls Church Metro | 10 min | via Haycock Rd → Great Falls St |
| Seven Corners | 17 min | via Route 7 W → Route 123 N |
| East Falls Church Metro | 13 min | via Westmoreland St → Route 123 |
Parking & arrival
Free parking — easy in, easy out on Chain Bridge Rd
Open every day 9 AM – 9 PM — lunch-break, after-work, and weekend visits all fit.
- Park free directly on-site at 1481 Chain Bridge Rd, Ste 300 — no garages, no meters.
- Look for the red-brick building; we're in Ste 300 with signage at the entrance.
- Arrive 10 minutes early for your first visit to settle in — WiFi and a snack bar are waiting.
— Questions
Asked & answered.
How long is the drive from Falls Church?
Can I use my HSA or FSA card for acupuncture?
Do you offer prenatal massage?
How many acupuncture sessions will I need?
What will a massage cost me coming from Falls Church?
— Research & references
NCCIH — Chronic Pain and Complementary Health Approaches
NIH review suggesting acupuncture may help some people with chronic pain, alongside — not instead of — medical care.
AMTA — Massage Can Improve Health and Wellness
The American Massage Therapy Association's position that massage may support health and wellness for many people.
Citations are summarized — please consult the original sources. This page is general health education, not medical advice for your specific case; results vary and acupuncture works best alongside, not instead of, care from your physician.
— Keep exploring
Condition
Acupuncture for Back Pain
Chronic vs. acute low back pain — evidence, limits, and a plan.
Condition
Women's Health
Cycles, PCOS, perimenopause, postpartum — hedged, honest support.
Service
Cupping Therapy
What the marks mean, who it may help, and add-on pricing.
Guide
Insurance Coverage
Plans we accept, HSA/FSA payment, and the free benefits check.