Thinking about acupuncture in Clearwater, FL? These articles from Dr. Kim Windschauer, AP answer the questions patients ask us most — about chronic pain and arthritis, peripheral neuropathy, SAAT allergy care, fertility, stress and sleep, and support during cancer treatment. Each one explains what treatment involves at our clinic on Executive Drive, so you know what to expect before you book.
Repeated middle-of-the-night waking deserves more than a one-size-fits-all sleep tip. Here is an evidence-informed look at evaluation, first-line care, and acupuncture as a complementary option.
When breast cancer medication makes everyday movement uncomfortable, there may be ways to help. Here is what the evidence says about acupuncture for aromatase-inhibitor joint pain.
IVF already comes with enough decisions. Here is how to weigh acupuncture for comfort, understand its limits and coordinate care with your fertility team.
Tingling does not automatically mean you need B12. Learn how I assess symptoms, distinguish point injections from deficiency treatment, and decide when another clinician needs to be involved.
Pain that has hung around for months changes how you sleep, move and plan your day. Here's what acupuncture for chronic pain actually involves at our Clearwater clinic.
Oak in February, grass through summer, ragweed into November — Pinellas barely gets an off-season. Here's what helps, and what acupuncture can and can't do.
A quieter night does not mean a food is safe again. Learn how I discuss SAAT, review your allergy history, and keep your allergist’s precautions central to the plan.
Shingles can leave burning, tingling, or touch-sensitive skin even after the rash heals. I explain where acupuncture may fit, why prompt medical care matters, and what to expect at a visit.
Tick-borne alpha-gal syndrome and mast cell reactivity are exhausting to live with in Florida. Here's what SAAT care at our Clearwater clinic involves.
Burning feet at night, numb toes, unsteady footing. Here's what an eight-week course of neuropathy acupuncture actually involves at our Clearwater clinic.
What to know before booking acupuncture in Clearwater: licensing in Florida, conditions treated, self-pay costs, parking on Executive Drive, and drive times from around Pinellas.
Burning, tingling, numbness — diabetic or idiopathic peripheral neuropathy responds to a focused acupuncture protocol. Here's the evidence and what to expect.
The initial consultation is free; treatment is separate. We do not take insurance. HSA/FSA cards are accepted, and a superbill is available on request. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
1. Tell us what's going on
Send the form or call 727-490-6060. We'll ask a few questions about your symptoms and history.
2. Free consultation
Talk with Dr. Kim in person or by phone at no charge to discuss whether acupuncture may be appropriate. A consultation is not a treatment visit.
3. Your first treatment
Treatment visits are around $150. The office will confirm your fee before treatment. Your plan depends on your needs and response; benefits are not guaranteed.
These are individual experiences, not evidence of a cure or a prediction of your results.
Discuss your care options with Dr. Kim
Request a free consultation in person or by phone to discuss whether acupuncture may be appropriate. Treatment is separate, with visits around $150; the office will confirm fees and availability. Benefits are not guaranteed.