Acupuncture at Sama Arogya
Acupuncture at Sama Arogya uses fine, sterile, single-use needles placed at specific points to ease pain, restore movement and support the body's own regulation. Every session at our Brampton clinic is delivered by a registered acupuncturist and TCM practitioner. We treat musculoskeletal pain, headaches and migraines, digestive complaints, fertility and women's health concerns, stress and sleep difficulties. Treatment is tailored to you. After an assessment we build a plan around your condition, how it started, how long you've had it, and what's keeping it there.
What a treatment involves
Every session is built around needling. Depending on your condition, your practitioner may add other techniques in the same appointment, there's no extra charge and nothing to book separately.
Needling
Fine, single-use needles placed at specific points to ease pain and restore movement. The core of every session.
Cupping
Suction cups to release tight muscle and improve circulation. Often used for back and shoulder tension.
Tui Na
Hands-on Chinese massage, kneading, pressing and stretching to loosen stiff joints and soft tissue.
Gua sha
Smooth-edged scraping over tight areas to ease stubborn tension and restricted movement.
Nervous about needles? Tell us when you call. We can start with hands-on work and introduce needling only when you're comfortable.
Insurance and coverage
Acupuncture is covered by most extended health plans
We direct bill most insurers — no paperwork for you
If your insurer doesn't accept direct billing, we provide a receipt to submit yourself
Any balance not covered by your plan is payable at the visit
Conditions we treat
Not sure if we can help with your problem? Call and ask, we'll tell you honestly.
What to expect
First visit — we take your history, assess what's causing the problem, and treat in the same appointment.
Session length — 60 minutes. Arrive 10–15 minutes early for intake forms.
How many sessions — most people need a short course rather than one visit. We'll tell you what to expect after the first assessment.
What to wear — loose clothing so movement can be assessed.