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- Center Point Healing7309 Baltimore Avenue
Suite 120
College Park, MD 207401-301-277-9020 Hours
MonClosedTue10:30 am – 6:00 pmWed10:30 am – 6:00 pmThu10:30 am – 5:30 pmFri9:00 am – 4:00 pmSat9:00 am – 4:00 pmSunClosedI work alternate Fridays and Saturdays.
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Elizabeth provides great service. She asks questions to ascertain any medical issues you have and really listens to what you say. Her treatment plan is holistic and I can say that the overall quality of my health has improved. I will continue to use her services.
S.B., Hyattsville, Maryland
Elizabeth is an outstanding acupuncturist. I saw her two years ago for specific physical problems and am continuing to work with her as I address larger life issues. As a movement analyst and teacher, I admire the effective blend of professional skills and personal qualities that Elizabeth brings to her work; and, as a patient, I deeply appreciate the results. Her ability to be warmly receptive and genuinely present with me, and at the same time to also be keenly... Read more »
Elizabeth is truly a gem. I have struggled with an auto-immune disease for about six years. After meeting so many “challenging” people in the medical community, she is a HUGE breath of fresh air. She genuinely cares, and she simply knows what she is doing.
I have felt much better, and my “western” doctors have been amazed with my standard progress-according-to-blood-tests. She is not extreme or out there, but securely down to earth and logical. And I can’t emphasize her... Read more »
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