Back pain
Discuss acupuncture as an option for managing back pain that affects your daily routine.
Acupuncture.
Care for pain.
Time for you.
Explore acupuncture for pain and muscle tension. Talk through your symptoms, ask questions, and discuss an approach that fits your needs and comfort.
Find your clinic & bookSterile, single-use needlesDirect billing available
Your next step
Let’s find your clinic.
Choose a clinic to book online or ask about acupuncture appointments.
Choose a clinic to see your next step.
Your concerns. Your care.
What brings you in?
Share what you are experiencing and what you hope to change. Your practitioner can discuss whether acupuncture is a suitable option alongside your existing care.
Neck pain & tension
Talk about neck discomfort, muscle tension, and the activities that bring on your symptoms.
Joint discomfort
Explore whether acupuncture may be appropriate for persistent joint pain, based on your symptoms and history.
Tension headaches
Discuss recurring tension headaches and how acupuncture might fit within your care plan.
Migraine management
Ask about acupuncture as part of a plan to help manage migraine frequency.
Ongoing pain
Talk through longer-lasting symptoms and your priorities for day-to-day comfort.
Your first visit
Know what to expect.
Feel comfortable asking.
Your practitioner will discuss your health history, explain the proposed treatment, and answer your questions before you decide to go ahead.
Share your concerns
Share your symptoms, current treatments, medications, and any concerns you have about acupuncture.
Discuss your treatment
Your practitioner considers your needs and explains the proposed needle placement and session. Tell them about your comfort preferences.
Begin at your pace
Treatment uses fine, sterile, single-use needles at selected points. Tell your practitioner how you feel and ask to pause or stop whenever you need.
Your neighbourhood. Your care.
Find a Revital Health near you.
Choose a convenient clinic. Book through Jane where acupuncture is listed, or call to confirm current service and appointment options.
Saddleridge
Book online403-455-5235Savanna
Book online403-455-5995Abbeydale
Book online587-885-1292Cornerstone
Book online403-879-8195Royal Vista
Ask about acupuncture587-391-8121Macleod
Book online403-875-9515Legacy
Book online403-455-0125Airdrie
Ask about acupuncture403-960-0349Chestermere
Ask about acupuncture403-455-5275Using acupuncture benefits?
We can help with direct billing.
Direct billing is available for eligible plans. Bring your insurance details and confirm your acupuncture benefits, referral requirements, and any amount you need to pay before your visit.
Sun LifeManulifeBlue CrossGreen ShieldEligibility, deductibles, and coverage depend on your policy.
Before you book
A few things
you might be wondering.
Have a question specific to your visit? Your chosen clinic can help with booking and coverage details.
Contact your clinicWhat does acupuncture involve?
Acupuncture involves placing fine needles at selected points on the body. Your practitioner will explain the proposed approach, discuss your health history, and answer questions before treatment.
What does acupuncture feel like?
Sensations vary. You may notice a brief pinch, a dull ache, tingling, or very little sensation. Tell your practitioner if you feel uncomfortable so they can adjust or stop treatment.
Are the needles reused?
No. Revital Health uses sterile, single-use acupuncture needles. They are disposed of after treatment.
Can I use my insurance benefits?
Some extended health plans include acupuncture. Coverage may depend on the practitioner’s credentials and your plan requirements. Confirm eligible services, direct billing, and any referral requirements with your insurer and clinic.
How should I prepare for my visit?
Wear comfortable clothing and bring your insurance details. Tell your practitioner if you are pregnant, take blood thinners, have a bleeding disorder, or have other health conditions that may affect treatment.
How many appointments will I need?
The number and timing of visits depend on your symptoms, goals, and response to care. Your practitioner can discuss a plan and review progress with you. Ask the clinic about current appointment openings.
Ready to book?
Make time
for your care.
Find a convenient clinic and choose an appointment that works for you.