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Experienced Acupuncturist Opens New Office
Experienced acupuncturist opens a new office in Fort Washington.
Local residents have a new way to treat common ailments like chronic pain, women’s health issues, digestive disorders, as well as supporting a healthy immune system. Rachel Rizzi, of Great Spring Acupuncture has just relocated her office to 455 Pennsylvania Avenue in Fort Washington. Prior to the move, Rizzi held a successful practice in the Chestnut Hill area since 2012.
“I am thrilled with our new location, I think my patients will love the ample parking and the ease of traveling here from all over the area,” comments Rizzi. The soothing and tranquil office has been freshly updated to accommodate both Rizzi’s established and new patients.
Rizzi has been treating patients with acupuncture for over 13 years, “In my practice, I have witnessed the remarkable effects acupuncture can have for a variety of conditions. I really enjoy seeing the transformation in each person I treat.”
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Rizzi currently holds licenses in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. With a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Rutgers University, Rizzi attended Tri-State College of Acupuncture in New York City, graduating in 2001.
After graduating, she helped establish a successful acupuncture program at the Cleveland Clinic Center for Integrative Medicine, where she was the lead acupuncturist. She is eager to establish another successful practice in the Fort Washington area.
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Great Spring Acupuncture offers treatment hours Monday through Saturday with evening appointments available.
Contact:
Rachel Rizzi, M.S., L. Ac.
Great Spring Acupuncture
455 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 290
Fort Washington, PA 19034
215-559-4655
