— 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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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
Downtown Falls Church (W Broad St)
14 min drive
via Great Falls St → Route 123
West Falls Church Metro
10 min drive
via Haycock Rd → Great Falls St
Seven Corners
17 min drive
via Route 7 W → Route 123 N
East Falls Church Metro
13 min drive
via Westmoreland St → Route 123
Parking & arrival
Easy in, easy out on Chain Bridge Rd
- Free parking 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.
- Open every day 9 AM – 9 PM — lunch-break, after-work, and weekend visits all fit.
- 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?
— 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.