To the Point Healthcare

Welcome to To the Point Healthcare helping people in Columbus, Saluda, Tryon, Rutherfordton, Landrum, North Carolina and South Carolina.

Our Services include: Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Cosmetic Acupuncture (facial rejuvenation),Bio Puncture, Dry Needling , Cupping and Massage

The ancient Chinese understood that the human body has remarkable abilities to heal itself and the role of the doctor was to maintain health and encourage healing from within.

Oriental Medicine is a complete medical system in use for over 23 centuries that incorporate seven major branches of healing, Diagnosis (pulse, face, tongue), Acupuncture, Tui Na (medical bodywork: hands, cups, gua sha), Herbs, Qi Gong /Tai Chi, Nutritional Counseling, Moxibustion. Any or all of these modalities may be used in the healing process.

Acupuncture

Herbal Medicine

Facial Rejuvenation

We understand that patients may be receiving medical care/medications under another medical model (Western Medicine). Therefore, an integrative approach will be used so that the best health care is provided for an optimal well being.

Please enjoy this website. I trust you will find it informative and enlightening. When you have questions feel free to contact me as I am always happy to talk about Oriental Medicine and how it can help. Send me a email Tothepointhealthcare@live.com with your questions or call me.

Cynthia Milligan MAOM. Lac.

The enlightened doctor intervenes before physical disease has become apparent, while the average physician springs into action only after disease has become apparent. Hur Jun – Dongyi banojian (Precious reflections by an Eastern Physician )

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