HARMONY ACUPUNCTURE & WELLNESS SPA

— Vienna · Maple Ave to Route 123

Acupuncture Serving Vienna, VA.

From the Vienna Town Green, Maple Ave feeds straight into Route 123 — and 123 is our street. Licensed acupuncture and Chinese medicine, minutes past Tysons.

Quick answer

Harmony Acupuncture & Wellness Spa is a licensed acupuncture and Chinese medicine clinic serving Vienna, VA from 1481 Chain Bridge Rd in McLean — about 12 minutes from the Vienna Town Green via Maple Ave and Route 123. Initial sessions run 60 minutes for $150, follow-ups are $100, and the clinic is open 7 days from 9 AM to 9 PM.

Two-story red brick building at 1481 Chain Bridge Rd that houses Harmony Acupuncture & Wellness Spa
From Vienna Town Green
12 min via Maple Ave → 123
Initial visit
$150 · 60 minutes
Hours
7 days · 9 AM – 9 PM
Languages
English · Mandarin

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Serving Vienna & Oakton

Vienna has acupuncture options of its own — good ones. So why do Vienna and Oakton patients drive twelve minutes past them? Usually one of three reasons: 7-day hours that fit around work, a full TCM menu in one place, or Mandarin-speaking care. Maple Ave merges into Route 123, Route 123 is Chain Bridge Rd, and Chain Bridge Rd is where we practice. If you're weighing local options, our Vienna acupuncture comparison lays the choices out factually.

Who we see from Vienna & Oakton

The Vienna patients we see are a specific bunch: W&OD cyclists with complaining knees, Madison parents juggling three schedules, federal commuters who catch the Orange Line at dawn. Evening and Sunday slots exist for exactly these calendars.

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Conditions Treated

Acupuncture is not a cure-all, and we'll tell you when it isn't the right tool. Research suggests it may help with the concerns Vienna patients bring us most:

The limits, plainly

Acupuncture supports care, it doesn't replace it. New numbness, progressive weakness, or the worst headache of your life belongs in a doctor's office first — and we'll say so if we see it.

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Our TCM Services

Framed gold meridian anatomy prints and an orchid in the clinic hallway

Beyond acupuncture: cupping, gua sha and hot stone, tui na massage at $100 for 60 minutes, and facial acupuncture — facial programs are quoted individually, so call or text 240-715-5939 rather than guessing from a menu.

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Meet Our Acupuncturists

Our licensed practitioners bring 15+ years of practice and 5,000+ clients served, working in English and Mandarin. We don't do assembly-line treatment: every plan starts with a full consultation — pulse, tongue, history — and gets adjusted visit by visit, because what worked in week two may not be what week six needs. First time with needles? The new patient guide answers the does-it-hurt question honestly. And if your plan includes UnitedHealthcare or Aetna coverage, text your policy info to 240-715-5939 before you book — covered sessions are billed through insurance.

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Directions from Vienna

The simple version — one road, most of the way:

  1. Take Maple Ave E out of downtown Vienna.
  2. Merge onto Route 123 N (Chain Bridge Rd) toward Tysons.
  3. Continue through Tysons — about 6 miles total.
  4. Turn in at 1481 Chain Bridge Rd; park free out front, Ste 300.

From Oakton, pick up Route 123 even earlier. Open every day until 9 PM, so evening appointments clear Tysons traffic entirely.

— Getting here

Vienna Town Green

12 min drive

via Maple Ave E → Route 123 N

Oakton

15 min drive

Route 123 N the whole way

Vienna Metro (Orange Line)

15 min drive

via Nutley St → I-66 E → Route 123

Dunn Loring / Merrifield

14 min drive

via I-495 N → 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.
Get directions on Google Maps →

— Questions

Asked & answered.

How far are you from Vienna, VA?
About 12 minutes from the Vienna Town Green. Maple Ave runs into Route 123, which becomes Chain Bridge Rd — we're at 1481, with free parking out front. Many Vienna patients book evening slots; we're open until 9 PM every day, which clears the worst of Tysons traffic.
Vienna has acupuncture clinics — why drive to McLean?
Sometimes you shouldn't; a good fit nearby beats a drive. Patients who choose us usually want 7-day evening hours, Mandarin-speaking practitioners, or acupuncture, cupping, massage, and warming add-ons in one clinic. Our Vienna comparison page covers the trade-offs factually so you can decide.
Can acupuncture help my migraines?
Research suggests acupuncture may reduce headache frequency for some people, and many patients find their episodes easier to manage — but it's not a cure, and severe or sudden-onset headaches need a physician first. Our migraine page covers the evidence, limits, and a typical treatment plan.
What does a first visit cost?
$150 for the initial 60 minute session, consultation included. Follow-ups are $100 for 30 minutes, and a 5-session package brings visits to $80 each. We accept major insurances like UnitedHealthcare and Aetna — text your policy info to 240-715-5939 for a free benefits check.

— Research & references

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.

— Book your visit

Feel better, close to home.

Harmony Acupuncture & Wellness Spa · 1481 Chain Bridge Rd, Ste 300, McLean, VA 22101. Same-week appointments are usually available — book online or call.

Book Online → Text 240-715-5939 Call (240) 715-5939

Open every day · 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM · Free parking

Page last updated . Prices, hours, and insurance details on this page reflect our current published menu at 1481 Chain Bridge Rd, Ste 300, McLean, VA 22101. Health information is reviewed against our cited sources and is general education, not medical advice.