Herbal Medicine
Chinese herbal medicine uses traditional formulas tailored to your constitution and goals. Herbs are often combined with acupuncture and practical lifestyle guidance as part of a whole-body plan.
Who it may support
- • People who want between-visit support
- • Digestive and sleep comfort
- • Energy and wellbeing
- • Whole-body care planning
What a visit looks like
Dr. Yen selects or adjusts formulas based on your pattern and how you respond. Please tell her about every medication and supplement you take, since herbs can interact with medications, so your plan stays safe and coordinated with your other providers.
Step 1
Intake
We listen to your history, goals, and any care you already receive.
Step 2
Treatment
A personalized session using the approaches that suit you.
Step 3
Plan
You leave knowing what to expect next and how often to come in.
Questions
Can herbs interact with my medications?
They can. Share a full list of your medications and supplements, and check with your doctor or pharmacist as well. Dr. Yen reviews this before recommending any formula.
Does acupuncture replace medical care?
No. Acupuncture is supportive care and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Please keep working with your doctor and tell us about your diagnoses, medications, and supplements.
Do you take insurance?
Coverage depends on your plan and the service, so we can't confirm it on this website. Call us before your visit and we will help you check whether your plan applies. Please have your insurance card handy. Coverage varies by plan and service. Call to verify your benefits before booking.
Your provider
- Dr. Jennifer Yen, LAc
- Licensed Acupuncturist (LAc), Maryland
- Master's in Acupuncture, Virginia University of Integrative Medicine
- Reiki Master
Two offices
- Rockville
451 Hungerford Dr, Ste 310, Rockville, MD 20850 - Clarksburg
23244 Brewers Tavern Way, Clarksburg, MD 20871
Insurance questions
Coverage varies by plan and service. Call to verify your benefits before booking.
How to check your planReady to book?
Acupuncture is supportive care and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Individual results vary.